Important information
Attention Parents
Common Core Introduction
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Prophetstown High School Graduation
4:00 pm in PHS Gym
*PHS Student Principal Survey*
Friday, May 17 & Monday, May 20
Senior Finals
Tuesday, May 28, Odds 1, 3, 5, 7& Wednesday, May 29, Evens 2, 4, 6, 8
Fr., So, & Jr. Finals
Scholarships Updated May 15, 2013
National and Local Scholarships available to all PHS Seniors
*PHS Counseling 411*
*Attention!! Please Read!!*
Any student wanting to take the ACT must now submit an electronic picture of themselves at the time of registration. The picture must only be of them, with a solid background.
Any student needing help with this process is encouraged to contact Mrs. Cady.
PHS Student Handbook
PHS Course Descriptions
Prophet Spirit Shop
Student Transcript Form
All Sport Schedules
*Alert System Notification*
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Who are we?
Prophetstown, Lyndon, and Tampico communities have combined to form a unified school district. The district consists of Prophetstown Elementary, Tampico Elementary, Tampico Middle School, and Prophetstown High School. The district has a student population of slightly over 1,000. Prophetstown High School has an enrollment of about 300 students.
What's our mission?
Through their efforts, the staff of C.U.S.D. #3 is responsible to provide for the academic and social development of students in a collaborative environment between school, parents, and community.
Technology
With the assistance of the Prophetstown-Lyndon-Tampico Education Foundation, local organizations and grants, the district is able to provide access to technology through computer centers in each building, as well as computers in each classroom. Internet access is available using wireless technology.
Sauk Valley Community College
Prophetstown High School students have the opportunity to earn college credit through Sauk Valley Community College. Juniors and seniors also have the option of attending the Whiteside Area Career Center; it is one of 25 area career centers in Illinois providing technical training in the areas of Business and Related Technology, Consumer Service, Industrial Technology, Transportation Services and Work Experience Cooperative Education. Through a program with SVCC, students can go to WACC and receive up to 21 dual credits. Through an articulation agreement between PHS and SVCC students can earn credits at SVCC in business and computer classes.
Athletics
Prophetstown High School has explored cooperative programs in sports with neighboring schools and as a result has been able to maintain a full schedule of sports including golf, baseball, softball, cross country, football, volleyball, basketball, wrestling and track.
