Perryville High School

Dr. John Cross has received the 2025 Unsung Heroes of MSTA (Missouri State Teachers Association) Award. He serves on the board of directors of the MSTA Southeast Region. This aw...

Future of PHS facility still unclear, but students and staff overcoming challenges What will happen to the high school? Where will PHS students have classes next year? Those ar...

Our April #TeacherProudTuesday shout-out goes to Ms. Kellie Engert. Her nomination says, “Coach Engert goes above and beyond for her students. She is patient and loving to all h...

Perryville High School held its annual Prom on April 5. During the dance, Blake Hager and Kara Williams were crowned as the 2025 Prom King and Queen.

Congratulations to PHS junior Lucas Fritsche on being named the Youth Leadership honorable mention for the Missouri Governor’s Council on Disability’s (GCD) 33rd Annual Inclusion ...

Perryville High School’s annual graduation ceremony will now be a ticketed event to allow families to better enjoy this milestone event. This year’s commencement will begin at 7 p...

The Perryville High School Prom King and Queen candidates have been announced. King candidates are Carter Blechle, Blake Hager, and Grady Warrant. Queen candidates are Julia Hotop,...

Good afternoon, everyone! The PHS Team is very excited to welcome our students back tomorrow! As you're likely already aware, a lot of adjustments were necessary to make this ha...

March 24 - District 32 staff welcomed about half of the district's students back to campus Monday morning, after a weeklong closure following the March 14 tornado. Students in G...

Photo: The district’s Central Office has moved to this facility at 519 N. Main St. and will resume normal hours from 7 am to 4 pm on Monday, March 24. The Central Office has vaca...

Some students will be able to return to class on Monday, after missing one week of school after a tornado ripped across the campus of Perry County School District 32. All studen...

Some students will return to campus Monday Some students will be able to return to class on Monday, after missing one week of school after a tornado ripped across the campus of ...

Friday night’s storm caused extensive damage to the campus of Perry County School District 32, with all buildings sustaining damage of varying degrees. The entire campus remains c...

3.15.25 Message to Parents Due to the storm damage on campus, school will be closed to students Monday, March 17 through Friday, March 21. (Students were already scheduled off o...

Thank you, Perry County! We are so grateful for all of your offers of support, from food donations for workers to offers to clean up campus, and especially your prayers and words o...

March 15 - Perry County School District 32 experienced extensive damage from the storm that moved through our area during the overnight hours of March 14-15. After the first walk...

Twenty-one Perryville High School vocalists have qualified for the Missouri State Solo and Ensemble Festival to be held in may at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Fifteen...

March #TPT is September Hinkle Our March #TeacherProudTuesday shout-out goes to Ms. September Hinkle. Her nomination says, “Ms. Hinkle is the epitome of professionalism and grac...

Today, we celebrate the invaluable contributions of our School Resource Officers (SROs) who go above and beyond to keep our schools safe. From building trusted relationships with s...

PACTC now registering for spring classes The Spring Adult & Community Education classes offered through Perryville Area Career & Technology Center will begin in March. Three ...