Patterson High School would like to welcome Coach Zach Lochard to the Faculty to serve as PE teacher, Athletic Director, and Head Football Coach.  He comes to us from Brother Martin High School.

Patterson High School would like to welcome Sarra Guillory to our Faculty.  Sarra will be teaching History and Business.

Find the list of team members on the Softball page.

Softball Team Roster

The Key Club delivered a pair of socks for every resident at the Nursing Home.  Shown are Victoria Rideau and Logan Gore.  Thanks to all who helped with the donations.

Students in Ms. Millet's English I classes took an hour today to explore Computer Science through the Hour of Code.  See post below for a link for you to participate.

Join the movement and participate in an “Hour of Code,” anytime during the week of December 9-15, 2019! It is a national movement. Join millions of students and teachers in over 180 countries starting with an Hour of Code on those dates!  From December 9-15, 2019, students from all around the world will be coding!

 You do not have to know anything about coding. There are numerous one-hour tutorials available. Just go to the website and click begin. That’s it!

 Visit https://code.org/learn to learn more and see the one-hour tutorials designed for all ages in over 45 languages.

Two of our students participated in separate events over the Thanksgiving break at the UL football games.  On Saturday, November 23^rd, Sean Lalonde participated in the Salute to Services day as UL played Troy.  During halftime, he was with a group of high school recruits for the different services to be inducted at halftime.  On Saturday, November 30^th, Kenan Vidrine participated in the University of Louisiana Pride of Acadiana Marching Band Visiting Band Students Day as a prospective student.  She went to their rehearsal and stayed with them throughout the day. 

New Generations in conjunction with the PHS Key Club, sponsored another Job Opportunity assembly for our students.  Chief Garrett Grogan and Sgt. Kevin Stewart from the Patterson Police Department spoke on employment opportunities in law enforcement.  The Job Opportunity project was presented to community leaders in April and supported by the tri city area businesses.  This is the second in a series of monthly presentations by local employers.

BETA students traveled to M. E. Norman in Morgan City to help with their Fall Fest.

Be part of the conversation! Speak Up, a national research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow, provides an easy way for district stakeholders to share their views on technology and learning with St. Mary Parish administrators. Your survey answers can affect local decisions about technology, as well as contribute to the national dialogue about educational technology. 

Voluntary participation from educators, staff, parents/guardians, students, and community members in this survey will help us answer important questions about student technology use inside and outside the classroom and about your views concerning key issues impacting the education of our students. 

Since 2003, Project Tomorrow has collected and shared the viewpoints of more than 5.7 million participants through its yearly survey. All responses are 100% confidential, and no identifying information is collected about/from any participant. 

Taking the survey is easy! (approximately 20 minutes)

1. Open the Speak Up e-flyer in Peachjar OR visit our Project Tomorrow: Speak Up webpage for all school-site survey links. 
2. Select the right survey for you: 
   • Student in Grades 3-5, 6-8, or 9-12
   • Parent (in English or Spanish)
   • School Employee (Teacher, School Administrator, District Administrator, Librarian, Technology Leader, Other School/District Staff)
   • Member of the Community and Business Partner

The Speak Up survey will be available through November 1, 2019.