Plainview Collegiate High School

**📢 Attention PCHS Parents!**
You’re invited to our **Title 1 Parent Meeting**! 🎓

Join us to learn important information about programs and resources available to support your child’s success. Check out the flyer for all the details.

We look forward to seeing you there! ✅

Thanksgiving Break

Early Dismissal Information!
¡Información sobre salida anticipada!

PArents this event has been cancelled. We will let you know when we have a new date and time!

Senior Parents,

Please read the attached flyer and set up your appointment. This meeting will only be for parents and Holly. If you have any questions please feel free to call Melissa at 806-293-6045.

Junior and Senior Parents!

📸 Picture Day Update!

Student pictures are now in and will be sent home today with your child! 🏫🎒

Be sure to check their backpack so you don’t miss those special memories. 💙

If you have any questions or didn’t receive yours, feel free to contact us!

#SchoolPhotos #PictureDay #MemoriesToKeep

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Vaccine Clinic at Amigos Supermarket this TODAY, Aug 9 from 11AM–2PM for eligible kids (Medicaid, uninsured, underinsured, Alaskan Native, American Indian). Bring shot record & Medicaid card. Details & flyer here: https://5il.co/3ndxs

📣 PCHS Class of 2028 Parents – Please Note the Update! 📣

To help accommodate busy Friday evening schedules, we’ve rescheduled our Parent Meeting to Friday, August 8th at 12:00 PM in the PCHS Cafeteria (immediately following Bulldog Camp).

We hope this new time works better for you — we’re looking forward to sharing important info and partnering with you for a great year ahead!

PCHS 9th graders!
It's almost time for BULLDOG CAMP!
PCHS Class of 2029 Bulldog Camp
Thursday, Aug 7
8:30 at PCHS
Lunch will be served

PCHS 10th grade Parent Meeting
Friday, Aug 8
5:00 in the PCHS Cafeteria

PCHS Class of 2028 Bulldog Camp
Friday, Aug 8
9:00-12:00
PCHS Cafeteria

PCHS 9th grade Parent Meeting
Thursday, Aug 7
5:00
PCHS Board Room
2417 Yonkers

PCHS 9th graders!
It's almost time for BULLDOG CAMP!
PCHS Class of 2029 Bulldog Camp
Thursday, Aug 7
8:30 at PCHS
Lunch will be served

PCHS Class of 2027 Parent Meeting
Wednesday, Aug 6
5:00 in the PCHS Cafeteria

PCHS Class of 2027
Bulldog Camp
Wednesday, Aug. 6
9:00-12:00 in the PCHS Cafeteria

PCHS Class of 2026
It's almost time for Bulldog Camp!
Can't wait to see you Tuesday!

PCHS Class of 2026
Parent Meeting
Tuesday, Aug. 5
5:30 in the PCHS Cafeteria

🌟🎉As we close out our final Senior Spotlights for the first graduating class of PCHS, we honor three individuals whose journeys remind us that strength, curiosity, and authenticity take many forms: Lizeth Benavides, Alana Greve, and Phillip Dyson🎉🌟 🎓Lizeth Benavides is proof that our past does not define us—our character does. Forged by experience and fueled by determination, Lizeth has chosen a path of service, enlisting in the Marines after high school. It’s a choice that speaks volumes about who she is: brave, disciplined, and deeply committed to something greater than herself. During her time at PCHS, Lizeth found unexpected light in the kindness and encouragement of Mrs. Cook and Mr. Carthel—teachers who went beyond the role of educator to become mentors, supporters, and the kind of people who leave lasting impressions. They helped shape the resilience and drive that define Lizeth today. Her best memories come from sporting events with friends, moments that reminded her that joy can coexist with struggle, and that community can be built one Friday night at a time. Football games—with their energy, unity, and escape—will be what she misses most. When asked about her legacy, Lizeth offers a powerful truth: “Having a bad life doesn’t mean you have to be a bad person.” Through every obstacle, she’s chosen compassion over bitterness, strength over surrender, and purpose over pity. That legacy—a legacy of choosing love and integrity in the face of adversity—is already written in the hearts of those who know her. Her favorite quote says it all: “Do it out of love, not for love.” And that’s exactly how Lizeth Benavides lives—honorably, wholeheartedly, and without apology. 🎓In a world that often moves too quickly to question itself, Alana Greve (not pictured) has always found strength in slowing down to think critically, ask questions, and seek truth. Alana will be attending Texas Tech University in the fall to further her passion for Computer Science—a field that, like her, blends logic with creativity, structure with innovation. Her journey through high school at PCHS wasn’t paved with fantasy, but with reality—raw, eye-opening, and ultimately transformational. She remembers that first week of high school, a time that felt almost magical, before it gave way to more difficult truths. Yet within that shift, she found a deeper kind of learning—about resilience, authenticity, and growth. She credits Dr. Nessen as the teacher who impacted her most, challenging her to expand her mind and approach the world with both openness and analytical precision. While Alana may not miss high school, she carries forward something more valuable: a sharpened intellect, a questioning spirit, and an unflinching honesty that will guide her through the challenges ahead. After college, she plans to enter the workforce—not just to earn a living, but to begin making her mark, wherever that journey may lead. When asked about her legacy, Alana responds with humble uncertainty. But perhaps that’s exactly what makes her stand out—she doesn’t pretend to have it all figured out. Instead, she’s willing to explore, to question, and to evolve. As George Orwell wrote in her favorite quote: “Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious.” Alana Greve is already on that path toward consciousness—and that, in itself, is a legacy in the making. 🎓With quiet confidence and relentless ambition, Phillip Dyson is stepping into his next chapter at Angelo State University, ready to embrace every challenge and opportunity that comes his way. Known for his sharp mind and steady determination, Phillip has always moved with purpose—never rushing, but never standing still. At PCHS, Phillip wasn’t just a student—he was a thinker, a doer, someone who saw obstacles not as setbacks but as invitations to grow. Now, as he heads to ASU, Phillip is preparing not just for academic achievement, but for real-world impact. What sets Phillip apart isn’t just where he’s going, but how he’s going: with integrity, focus, and an unshakable sense of who he is. His story is still being written, but one thing is already clear—Phillip Dyson is destined to leave a legacy of purpose, progress, and quiet power. ✨🎊Congratulations, Lizeth, Alana, and Phillip! As you each begin a new chapter—whether it’s serving your country, exploring new ideas, or building your future—we want you to know how incredibly proud we are of you. You’ve faced challenges with strength, pursued your paths with purpose, and stayed true to who you are. You are each walking your own path, but one thing connects you—you are leaving behind not just memories, but a legacy. A legacy of authenticity. Of perseverance. Of possibility. Good luck as you chase your dreams, shape your futures, and rise into everything you were meant to become. We believe in you, we’re proud of you, and we can’t wait to see how far you’ll go.🎊✨