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Congratulations Elaine Griggs
Pembroke has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.
To Parent and Guardians:
All Free and reduced applications must be submitted for each school year. If you submitted one last school year (2018-2019) your application expired on October 1, 2019. Your child will be charged full price for breakfast and lunch. Please email Cindy.lucasterra@pembrokek12.org for a new application or call Cindy at 339-244-5038.
Important Message from Principal Talbot
Dear Parents,
Recently, we have learned that families have been contacted by scammers alleging to be working in conjunction with The College Board and Pembroke High School to improve student SAT scores. The scammers offer study guides for the SAT at a personal cost, and then ask for a credit card or other personal information to complete the purchase.
Please know that Pembroke High School does not offer to sell any study materials for the SAT, nor do we share student information with any third party companies. In fact, we have learned that this scam has been affecting families in neighboring communities as well, so we can assure you that there has not been a data breach at Pembroke Public Schools.
The College Board is aware of the scam and has posted communications on their website and with the Federal Trade Commission. While representatives from The College Board do contact families from time to time, those communications are only after a request that has been initiated by a student or family member. The College Board does not make unsolicited calls to student homes, nor do they request credit card information over the phone.
Finally, as a reminder, the web address for The College Board is www.colllegeboard.org. It is not www.collegeboardexam.org.
Please do not hesitate to contact our Guidance Department or the College Board directly with any questions.
Regards,
Marc Talbot, Principal
Attention parents of students in the class of 2020 and 2021: Letters have been sent to students in these classes who meet the minimum GPA requirement for admission to the National Honor Society (3.7). These letters contain information for students in regards to how he/she can complete a student profile packet. If you have questions, please contact Amanda Courchene or Hillary Kniffen, the National Honor Society advisors. (Amanda.courchene@pembrokek12.org / Hillary.kniffen@pembrokek12.org )
STEM COLLEGE AND CAREER FAIR: Students and parents/guardians are welcome to attend a free public fair for college-bound students interested in college majors and careers in engineering, medicine, computer science, and other STEM fields. The fair will take place Oct. 27 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Northeastern University.
Students will meet face-to-face with hundreds of college representatives and industry professionals — all in one place. They'll get their questions answered about majors, degree programs, campus visits, internships, scholarships, financial aid, and much more. Plus, they can take advantage of STEMinars on topics such as writing a winning college essay and standing out in the admissions process. Students should register on the website prior to attending. For more info or to register, please click here
