Tuesday, February 26, 2013
The conference, held this month in Perry Hall, was practice for the state competition next month.
Two Woodlawn High School students placed during a Distributive Education Club of America regional conference this month. Zana Hill and Lacrystal Hill placed third in the hospitality services management category, according to a news release. Businessmen and businesswomen acted as judges during the Feb. 12 conference. The Woodlawn students tied with another team from Baltimore County Public Schools: Lashawn Johnson and Sara Owens of Overlea High School, the release states. One hundred seventy students from Anne Arundel, Howard and Baltimore counties participated at Perry Hall High School. Among the 19 top finishes for Baltimore County Public Schools, 13 were by Perry Hall students. Perry Hall took the overall team award as well. The students…
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Colorful foliage and flowers are hallmarks of the season here in Maryland.
As autumn wears on, the colorful leaves are beginnning to disappear. Patch has captured photos of the autumn foliage around the Pikesville area, including flowers and landscaping that are still hanging on until the temperature cools. But that won't happen soon. The National Weather Service calls for sun and a high of 80 degrees on Wednesday. Through the rest of the week, the high will be about 70 degrees each day, with lows in the high 50s. The lowest temperature on the horizon is 41 degrees—the expected low for Sunday. Do you have some autumn photos? Feel free to add them to the gallery.
Friday, March 16, 2012
The Park School of Baltimore, on its way to defending its state title from last year, vies against Owings Mills High School at 7 p.m. Thursday.
This is the second time that The Park School and Owings Mills will face off in the Third Judicial Circuit Court Finals of the Maryland High School Mock Trial Competition. The teams compete Friday as finalists from among 24 public and private schools from Baltimore and Harford counties, according to a news release from Baltimore County Public Schools. Judges determine how well the teams present their legal arguments. The competition is at 7 p.m. Thursday at The Historic Courthouse, Ceremonial Courtroom No. 5, 400 Washington Ave., Towson. The winning team will move on to statewide competition. This is the fourth straight year Owings Mills has made it to the finals, according to the release. Park School took the regional title and was the …
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
As part of Pikes Diner's new music scene, Scott Reich, owner of Pikes Diner, plans to let local high school bands perform on Pikes' new stage—lights and all.
Here's good news for local high school students who wanna rock—or jazz it up. "We're putting together a thing called High School Talent," said Pikes owner Will Reich. "We're doing a show on Tuesday nights." Pikes Diner is dedicating one night per week for high school students to perform on its stage, in front of the dance floor. Band members' friends and family will be invited for the show. The bands could begin performing within four weeks or so, Reich said. To sign up your band, contact Anita at the diner at 410-653-5545. Pikes Remodel I was at the Pikes early last month. But things have changed, Reich said. "We've remodeled since then." For example, music shows are held in a different place, and there's a permanent dance floor. In …
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Pikesville High School varsity and junior varsity teams have been busy on the practice field. Their first scrimmages are tomorrow in Columbia, and their first game is Sept. 3.
Pikesville High School football teams play their next scrimmages Wednesday against Long Reach High School in Columbia, with the junior varsity game at 3 p.m. and the varsity game at 6 p.m. Pikesville Patch caught up with the team as they practiced Tuesday at PHS and took some photos. The first game of the season will be the junior varsity game at 10 a.m. Sept. 3 at New Town High School in Owings Mills. The varsity team plays that same day at 1 p.m. For the full schedule, visit HighSchoolSports.net. Read the football season preview story by Matt Zenitz at 6 a.m. Thursday on Pikesville Patch.
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Pikesville High School
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
PHS is among seven high schools in the Baltimore County Public Schools System to get the honor.
Pikesville High School is among the top 500 schools in the United States, according to a new national review of high schools by Newsweek magazine. Pikesville is 338th on the list, and is among the seven Baltimore County public schools on the list, according to a news release from the school system. The seven are among only 18 Maryland schools on the list published Sunday, titled "Best American High Schools." “We already know that Baltimore County’s high schools are among the best in the nation based on a variety of factors,” stated Superintendent Dr. Joe A. Hairston in the release. “This study, as others have shown this year, validates the work that is going on every day in all of our schools to prepare young people for a challenging but …
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Saturday, January 15, 2011
Pikesville High School squads compete at the second annual Hereford Winter Invitational in Hereford, Md. See pictures of Hereford, Oakland Mills, Marriott's Ridge, Eastern Tech and the Frederick Cadets.
This wasn’t the year for the Pikesville High School varsity cheerleading squad at the 2nd Annual Hereford Winter Cheerleading Invitational. If the performance of the junior varsity squad is any indication though, the future is promising. While perennial favorite Eastern Tech bounded home with another win in the varsity division, the Pikeville Panthers JV squad scored somewhat of an upset win while besting eight other teams. The Lady Panthers took to the mat last in the JV competition. They opened with several lifts, added in some tosses and never looked back on their way to a win. The second edition of this regional cheerleading competition at Hereford High School, in upper Baltimore County, attracted 23 teams …
