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Seventeen percent of the Class Of 2014 scored in the top 1 percent on the PSAT; 37 percent scored in the top 5 percent; and 53 percent scored in the top 10 percent!
Senior Abigail Lutz is a 2012 Shooting Stars Finalists in photography. The award is presented by The Arts Council Of Johnson County.
Seniors Will Welte and Camille Christie have signed letters of intent to play sports in college. Will is going to play tennis at the University of Richmond, and Camille is off to Coastal Carolina to play soccer.
The Pembroke Hill middle school Science Olympiad team won first place in the second tournament of the season on Saturday, Dec. 3, on the Ward Parkway campus. The team placed first overall among 18 area middle schools.
Twenty-one seniors in the 101-member Class of 2012 have received National Merit recognition. This represents 21 percent of the class!
Middle and upper school art students received 79 Scholastic Art Awards in 2011.
The middle school Science Olympiad team has qualified for nationals the last six years and finished ninth in the nation in 2011; upper school has competed at nationals for the last 22 of 24 years.
A Pembroke Hill 2011 graduate was selected a Presidential Scholar In The Arts.
Since 2000, PHS athletes have won 28 Missouri State Championships.
PHS middle school median scores on the challenging ERB tests are above the 90th percentile when compared to the national norms.
Forty-six upper school students earned the Presidential Community Service Award in 2011 for completing over 100 hours of community service in a single school year.
A PHS freshman finished fourth in the 2011 National History Day competition.