Peebles High School

Grades 9-11 Academic Awards Post 1 of 2:

Ms. Shana Grooms
2nd Highest Average, Language Arts I - Aaliyah Cooper
2nd Highest Average, Language Arts I - Valeria Haberzettl
1st Highest Average, Language Arts I - Gabbi Howard
1st Highest Average, Language Arts I - Katie Myers
2nd Highest Average, LA III - Jericho Howard
1st Highest Average, LA III - Dawson Parker
2nd Highest Average, CCP Introduction to Education - Isabella Niswander
1st Highest Average, CCP Introduction to Education - Paysen Shiveley
2nd Highest Average, CCP Introduction to Child Development - Paysen Shiveley
1st Highest Average, CCP Introduction to Child Development - Amryn Carroll

Ms. Casey Reed
2nd Highest Average, Composition I - Ella Mason
1st Highest Average, Composition I - Olivia Tolle
2nd Highest Average, Composition II - Allena Leggett
1st Highest Average, Composition I - Olivia Tolle
2nd Highest Average, LA II - Kiera Bird
2nd Highest Average, LA II - Amryn Carroll
2nd Highest Average, LA II - Kyliemae Hayslip
1st Highest Average, LA II - Lauren Shreve

Mr. Wyatt Gleadle
2nd Highest Average, Geometry - Kyliemae Hayslip
1st Highest Average, Geometry - Emily Burns
2nd Highest Average, College Prep Geometry - Gabbi Howard
1st Highest Average, College Prep Geometry - Katy Myers
2nd, Algebra I - Aaliyah Cooper
1st, Algebra I - Riley Byers

Mrs. Linda Zinser
2nd, Algebra II - Lauren Shreve
1st, Algebra II - Calen Vogler

Mr. Tyler Sheeley
2nd, Physical Science - McKenslee Cooper
1st, Physical Science - Katy Myers
2nd, Chemistry - Valeria Haberzettl
2nd, Forensics - Ella Mason
1st, Forensics - Aydin Euton

Ms. Jessica Williams
1st, Botany - Maybelle Dillon
1st, Zoology - Payton Case
2nd, Environmental Science - Isabella Niswander
2nd, Biology - Calen Vogler
1st, Biology - Lauren Shreve

Mr. Josh Arey
2nd, American Government - Alanis Young
2nd, American Government - Amryn Carroll
1st, American Government - Calen Vogler

Mr. Chris Reed
2nd, American Government - Emily Burns
2nd, American Government - Eli Mason
1st, American Government - Lauren Shreve
2nd, American History - Gabby Howard
1st, American History - McKenslee Cooper

Mr. John Robinson
World Events, Gerald Mills
World History, Ella Mason
World History, Charles Ward
U.S. Presidents Class, Jaiden Vincent
U.S. Presidents Class, Holden Crum

Dr. Brandon Stroup - Beta Club/Music
1st Place, Agriscience Grade 9 - Leila Nichols
2nd Place, Agricscience, Grade 10 - Calen Vogler
3rd Place, Color Photography Division II - Ella Mason
1st Place, Digital Art, Division I - Sophie Davis
1st Place, Fiber Arts, Division I - Amryn Carroll
3rd Place, Language Arts, 10th Grade - Alanis Young
2nd Place, Poetry, Division II - Ella Mason
3rd Place, Science Grade 10 - Amryn Carroll
3rd Place, Social Studies, Grade 11 - Lucas Nichols
1st Place, Performing Arts Division Small Group - PHS Choir
5th Place, Quiz Bowl - PHS
2nd, CCP Music Appreciation - Kiera Bird
1st, Amryn Carroll
Musical Excellence, Band - Liam Farahay
Musical Excellence, Choir - Charlie Ward

Mr. Tyler Wilson
2nd, 10th Grade Physical Education - Eli Mason
1st - Calen Vogler
2nd, 9th Grade Physical Education - Katy Myers
1st, Isabella Hawkins
Highest Average, Fitness and Wellness - Lauren Shreve
Highest Average, Fitness and Wellness - Emily Burns

Ms. Haley Kuttler
1st, Spanish I - Aaliyah Cooper
1st, Spanish II - Kyliemae Hayslip

Ms. Makenna Malcom
2nd, Art I - Jaiden Vincent
1st, Aaliyah Cooper
2nd, Art II - Lillian May
1st, Kyliemae Hayslip
2nd, Art III - Addison Puckett
1st, Alyssa Smalley
2nd, Art IV - Logan Nichols

Ms. Donnie Beekman
2nd, Nutrition - Olivia Ward
1st, Nutrition - Khloe Tolle
2nd, Health - McKenslee Cooper
1st, Health - Isabella Hawkins
2nd, Healthy Communities - Khloe Tolle
1st, Healthy Communities - Piper Allen

Mr. David Vogler
2nd, Computer Programming - Dallas Green
1st, Logan Nicholas
2nd, HTML - Aydin Euton
1st, Jack Fitzgerald
2nd, Microsoft Excel - Jack Fitzgerald
1st, Steven Zinser
2nd, Microsoft Word - Zander Haberzettl
1st, Jack Fitzgerald
2nd, Careers - Olivia Tolle
1st, Lauren Shreve
2nd, Guitar - Greyson Swayne
1st, Charlie Ward

21 days ago, David Vogler

Thank you to the staff of Best Choice Home Health Care of West Union for the water and thoughtful card wishing our softball team good luck in tournament play. We appreciate your generosity and support!

22 days ago, Ty Stephens

The boys baseball team will be in tournament action tomorrow, May 19th at home at 5:00pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. No passes will be honored. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate.

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The girls softball team will be in tournament action tomorrow, May 19th at Unioto High School at 6:00pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. No passes will be honored. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate.

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22 days ago, Ty Stephens

Please see attached flyer.

23 days ago, David Vogler

Help the PHS Web Team reach at least 100 responses for this week's poll! Ice Cream or Slushy?? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdl3BvQYdjlLMKFdj6jiCpMTt2FIK-04TV37iNybAZszUX5UQ/viewform?usp=dialog

23 days ago, David Vogler

Good evening Junior High parents and guardians, This is a reminder that our extended field trip to Kings Island is tomorrow, Monday, May 18th. We will depart from the high school promptly at 8:00 a.m. and return to the high school at approximately 7:30 p.m. Please make arrangements to pick up your child no later than 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow is expected to be very hot, so please make sure your child dresses appropriately for warm temperatures. Tank tops will be permitted for this trip due to the heat. Students are encouraged to bring a plastic water bottle that is allowed inside the park. They will also be able to request complimentary cups of water at most food locations throughout the day. Students will receive their admission ticket and one food voucher tomorrow morning before departure. Since students will only have one meal voucher for the day, we will encourage them to wait and use it around 1:00 p.m. so it will help hold them over until returning home in the evening. As students enter the park, they will also be able to choose one snack item to place in their backpack, including a granola bar, Little Debbie snack cake, or a small bag of chips. Please note that Kings Island is a cashless theme park. If students would like to purchase additional food, drinks, or souvenirs throughout the day, they will need to bring a debit or credit card. Guests with cash may convert their cash into a prepaid Visa debit card at kiosks located throughout the park. Students are permitted to bring a backpack and their cell phone. They will travel in small groups supervised by a teacher throughout the day. Mrs. Kremin’s phone number will be provided to students in case they need to contact an adult while at the park. If there is an emergency and you are unable to reach your child directly, please contact the school office and staff will communicate with one of the teachers at the park. Please note: students will not be permitted to walk home upon our return unless a signed note has been turned in to the office before departure tomorrow morning. We are looking forward to a fun and memorable day with our students!

23 days ago, Ty Stephens

PHS Class of 2026 Graduation: https://youtube.com/live/1QvsOCch5E4

23 days ago, David Vogler

Info if you would like to purchase graduation pics : Text 50486GY26 to 90738* or visit https://my.photoday.com/g and enter your phone number followed by your access code to get started.

24 days ago, Ty Stephens

It was a busy evening at Peebles High School The girls softball team defeated Fayetteville 7-2 and with the win won the SHAC small school division. Kaelyn Musser recorded her 500th career strikeout The band and choir performed a beautiful concert

27 days ago, Ty Stephens

Sneak peeks of the 2026 Peebles Chieftain Yearbook. Order yours today at Balfour.com.

27 days ago, David Vogler

From Coach Crothers: Just wanted to say congrats to our track teams today at the SHAC meet! Our boys finished 2nd as a team and got a runner up trophy for the second straight year. We had a lot of high place finishers this season and two events we got all league in. Our 4x8 of Calen Vogler, Colyn Sims, Grady Myers, and Cole Elliott finished first shattering their old school record, Wyatt Smart won shot put and our 4x1 team of Elijah Gammon, Aidan Arrasmith, Wyatt Stepp, and Cooper Meade also won! Other high place finishers include Elijah gammon 2nd long jump 4th 110H Cole Elliot 3rd 400 dash Lucas Krieger 3rd 3200 Cooper Meade 4th in 200 Bryce Hawkins 4th Shotput Aidan Arrasmith 4th 300H The SHAC springs sports ceremony will be 6/2 @ West Union HS and the track awards are set to start at 7:30pm that day.

27 days ago, David Vogler

Reminder for tonight!

27 days ago, Ty Stephens

A big thank you to Cody Hesler from Shawnee State University for speaking to our juniors and seniors about the education program at SSU.

27 days ago, Ty Stephens

The boys 4x800m relay team broke the school record for the third time this season with a time of 8:37.20. Congratulations to Grady Myers, Colyn Sims, Cole Elliott, and Calen Vogler!

28 days ago, David Vogler

Careers students experienced career-based tasks via virtual reality today. Thanks to Ohio Means Jobs for providing the setup.

28 days ago, David Vogler

The baseball game tonight at Green will start at 5:30 and not 5:00

28 days ago, Ty Stephens

April 2026 PHS Students of the Month:

7th - Chloe Tolle
8th - Emery Tolle
9th - Olivia Ward
10th - Eli Mason
11th - Greyson Swayne
12th - Shaelin Trantow

28 days ago, David Vogler

As we head into the final 6 days of school, every day truly matters!

These last few days are important for celebrating accomplishments, completing end-of-year activities, and helping students feel confident and ready for next year.

You may hear the term “chronic absenteeism.” This means a student has missed about 18 days (or 108 hours) of school over the year—whether those absences are excused or unexcused. This is something that is tracked by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce because regular attendance plays a big role in student success.

Even missing a day or two right now can make a difference—especially for students who are close to that threshold.

We need your help to finish strong!
Let’s work together to make sure students are:
✔️ Present
✔️ Engaged
✔️ Ready to finish the year proud

Remember our motto: Strive for 5—Every Day Counts!

Thank you for your continued support and partnership—together, we can make attendance a priority!

Every day. Every hour. Every student. Every school day counts!

28 days ago, ACOVSD

Mr. Sheeley's classes attended the 2026 Code Scholar celebration today. Jaxon McCleese picked up an award as well.

29 days ago, David Vogler

Congrats to 8th grader Brantley Myers. Brantley shot a 283, finishing 36th out of 1,780 middle school boys, top 2%! Brantley's score qualifies him to advance to the final National Championship tournament June 18th-20th in Daytona FL. Also during the Turkey shoot, Brantley shot a 50!

29 days ago, Ty Stephens