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Details at http://www.usnews.com/sections/education/high-schools. 

Welcome to the Parma High School Web Page. The purpose of this website is to provide information, resources, and services to members of the Parma High School community; specifically, the faculty, students, staff, parents, and alumni of Parma High School.

137 Panther Way
Parma, Idaho 83660
Phone: (208) 722-5115 Ext: 1402
Fax: (208) 722-7153 

All week, members of the Parent Involvement Team are heaping appreciation in the form of all kinds of treats on the staff of PHS.  Although they have attempted to keep their anonymity, some parents have been spotted bringing in plates of fruit and pastries, flowers, notecards, writing pads, etc.  The faculty would like to express sincere thanks for such beautiful, delicious, and heartfelt tributes.  What a nice way to wind up another year!

From left to right:
Cameron Stewart, VP; Nicole Hopkins, Treasurer; Becca Leavitt, President; Becca Cox, School Board Rep;
Julia Sharkey, Secretary; Travis Kiser, Sgt.-at-Arms.

Mrs. K and some of the singers live it up in the warm California sun.
Click on the photo gallery tab at left for pictures of the entire group.

The Boys Prevail at This Year's Battle of the Sexes
(but the girls put up a good fight!)
Please look in the photo gallery of more pictures from the competitions

Principal and Mrs. David Carson just introduced their fifth son and newest member of the PHS family,
BRODY STEPHEN CARSON, class of 2026.

Congratulations to Mark Finley, Coach Riley and the wrestling team for their great showing at state. Mark won the 215 lb state championship in overtime!! The team finished 5th with Evan Miller and Jed Ferguson placing second, Randy Riley placing fifth and  Kieran Riley placing third. 
Asked what it took to achieve this great victory, Mark replied, "Hard work.  Hard work.  Hard work."  He also gave credit to his teammates for encouraging him all the way.  His answer to what lesson others might draw from his achievement: "Never give up."
 Photo below taken by Charlie Litchfield and posted with permission of Phil Dailey, sports editor of the Idaho Press-Tribune,

A beautiful moon setting over PHS early in the morning of the first day of school surely forecasts a GREAT year ahead.

The student body for 2007-2008 at Parma High School:  Bright, enthusiastic, good-looking, athletic, active, and PROUD!

 

Over 320 guests attended!    They enjoyed a fun program, a great dinner, and some fabulous quality time together. Check the Photo Gallery tab on the left for a few pictorial highlights. Pictured below is the 1957 school board; that was the year the "new" high school (now the middle school West Wing) was built.

 

 

 

 The First-Ever Bruce Mitchell Community Service Award Winners

From left to right are Mrs. Nelle Leigh, Mrs. Helen Lowell, Mr. Kent Mann, Mr. Sam Pollard, and Mr. Virgil Story.

Governor Otter attended. The band played rousing tributes to the new Mitchell Award winners. Krista Hafez presented a beautiful dedication to the students of Parma High (all potential Bruce Mitchell Scholarship winners!). Afterwards a reception was held in Panther Library.

Mr. Norton is IETA's "Friend of Technology" for 2007.
We call him one of Parma High School's BEST FRIENDS!
Upon receiving the news of Mr. Norton's selection and the presentation in Boise, the student body at PHS planned a surprise presentation of their own here at home!
Students lined the halls in the style of an honor guard and congratulated Mr. Norton as he was escorted to the head of the line. The band played the fight song, and the ASB officers presented him with a card, flowers, and balloons. We are so proud of and grateful to MR. NORTON!

The PRIDE in our school is COMMUNITY-deep!
Mr. Roger Reynoldson, longtime friend and supporter of PHS, was recently recognizedfor his outstanding sportsmanship. He was presented with a T-shirt and resounding applause at the girls' State basketball tournament in Kuna.