Congratulations to Renaissance Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Tanya Rinnier and Renaissance Student of the Year, Sawyer Humphreys!
You are both truly amazing, inspiring, and dedicated to PMHS! PMHS Renaissance Club is honored to give you this award! PMHS Renaissance Student of the Year will receive a certificate, trophy, and a $50.00 check. PMHS Renaissance Teacher of the Year will receive a $50.00, a trophy, and a special parking spot from the PMHS Renaissance Club!
Nominations for Mrs. Tanya Rinnier included the following kind words: Mrs. Rinnier does many things to help improve positivity in our school. She greets everyone with a genuine smile everyday. . Her room is comfortable and relaxed to be in .The students respect Mrs.Rinnier. Mrs. Rinnier treats everyone with kindness and fairness. She has a good sense of humor which makes the classroom fun and not tense. Mrs. Rinnier goes above and beyond. She is involved in so many activities that support the students. class advisor is just one of the things she does. Mrs. Rinnier has commendable classroom management. Mrs. Rinnier enforces the rules of the school as well as her own personal classroom rules. This is evident in the efficiency and efficacy of her classroom. She doesn’t even need to be there for the students to follow the procedures. Students feel safe and comfortable in her beautifully decorated classroom. This allows for students to be able to communicate with her during class and outside of the classroom as well. As a class advisor, she has created so many small events to commemorate the Class of 2026’s Senior Year. It started before the school year began, by helping students with painting their parking spots. She even found ways to help those students that couldn’t afford to buy the materials and ensured they had those supplies to participate. Even now, she is still thinking about ways to make the year unforgettable. She pours ever y ounce of her heart into any event or work she is doing and always puts the students first. Mrs. Rinnier has volunteered to be on the School Improvement Team. She is a dedicated educator, a positive leader, an advocate for students, and a valued colleague. Her impact extends far beyond the walls of her classroom. She works tirelessly to create meaningful experiences for students, foster school spirit, and build a culture where students feel supported, challenged, and empowered to succeed. Mrs.Rinnier embodies all of the qualities associated with being Teacher of the Year. She leads with her heart, serves with dedication, and makes a lasting difference in the lives of the students and staff she encounters every day.
Nominations for Sawyer Humphreys included the following kind words: Sawyer is currently 6th in his class and was also recognized by Mr. Williams for his talents in the GMT program; being recognized at the Salem County Breakfast. Sawyer took rigorous AP classes throughout his high school career and is spoken highly of by these teachers. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. Sawyer always has a smile on his face, kind words for teachers and students, and overall a great personality. Sawyer is also a great role model for our school, be it academically, social, activities, the band or sports. As a teacher, I have seen first hand how he influences the Freshmen members of the band. Multiple 8th grade students were convinced to continue with music in HS just from Sawyer's influence over the past year. They respect him greatly and can turn to him for anything they need. He is truly a Renaissance Man for the many different activities that he does. From his coaches' perspectives, the younger tennis players also look up to him and respect his playing ability and overall sportsmanship on the court. Sawyer is involved in our school in many ways. Sawyer was the Drum Major of the marching band and is a member of the Jazz Band (playing trombone.) Sawyer was part of the school play by heading the stage crew.....General Stage Manager. He has done this for the past two years. Sawyer is also a member of the National Honor Society, Tri M Honor Society, Book Club and Drama Club. Sawyer was also a 4 year member of the tennis team, a 3 year starter and this year played 1st singles, being the best tennis player on the team. On weekends, once a month, he is completing his Delaware National Guard basic training program. He plans to attend the University of Delaware. He was also picked as the Senior Homecoming King, as voted on by the school. He is a young man that is self driven, intelligent, and knows where he is going in his life. Sawyer is a once in a lifetime student and deserves to be recognized as Pennsville's Student of the Year. He makes the school a better place in many areas, not just music. He's an excellent athlete, artist, and musician. At the same time, he is starting his military career in the air force reserves. He juggles all of this with professionalism and responsibility.
You are both truly amazing, inspiring, and dedicated to PMHS! PMHS Renaissance Club is honored to give you this award! PMHS Renaissance Student of the Year will receive a certificate, trophy, and a $50.00 check. PMHS Renaissance Teacher of the Year will receive a $50.00, a trophy, and a special parking spot from the PMHS Renaissance Club!
Nominations for Mrs. Tanya Rinnier included the following kind words: Mrs. Rinnier does many things to help improve positivity in our school. She greets everyone with a genuine smile everyday. . Her room is comfortable and relaxed to be in .The students respect Mrs.Rinnier. Mrs. Rinnier treats everyone with kindness and fairness. She has a good sense of humor which makes the classroom fun and not tense. Mrs. Rinnier goes above and beyond. She is involved in so many activities that support the students. class advisor is just one of the things she does. Mrs. Rinnier has commendable classroom management. Mrs. Rinnier enforces the rules of the school as well as her own personal classroom rules. This is evident in the efficiency and efficacy of her classroom. She doesn’t even need to be there for the students to follow the procedures. Students feel safe and comfortable in her beautifully decorated classroom. This allows for students to be able to communicate with her during class and outside of the classroom as well. As a class advisor, she has created so many small events to commemorate the Class of 2026’s Senior Year. It started before the school year began, by helping students with painting their parking spots. She even found ways to help those students that couldn’t afford to buy the materials and ensured they had those supplies to participate. Even now, she is still thinking about ways to make the year unforgettable. She pours ever y ounce of her heart into any event or work she is doing and always puts the students first. Mrs. Rinnier has volunteered to be on the School Improvement Team. She is a dedicated educator, a positive leader, an advocate for students, and a valued colleague. Her impact extends far beyond the walls of her classroom. She works tirelessly to create meaningful experiences for students, foster school spirit, and build a culture where students feel supported, challenged, and empowered to succeed. Mrs.Rinnier embodies all of the qualities associated with being Teacher of the Year. She leads with her heart, serves with dedication, and makes a lasting difference in the lives of the students and staff she encounters every day.
Nominations for Sawyer Humphreys included the following kind words: Sawyer is currently 6th in his class and was also recognized by Mr. Williams for his talents in the GMT program; being recognized at the Salem County Breakfast. Sawyer took rigorous AP classes throughout his high school career and is spoken highly of by these teachers. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. Sawyer always has a smile on his face, kind words for teachers and students, and overall a great personality. Sawyer is also a great role model for our school, be it academically, social, activities, the band or sports. As a teacher, I have seen first hand how he influences the Freshmen members of the band. Multiple 8th grade students were convinced to continue with music in HS just from Sawyer's influence over the past year. They respect him greatly and can turn to him for anything they need. He is truly a Renaissance Man for the many different activities that he does. From his coaches' perspectives, the younger tennis players also look up to him and respect his playing ability and overall sportsmanship on the court. Sawyer is involved in our school in many ways. Sawyer was the Drum Major of the marching band and is a member of the Jazz Band (playing trombone.) Sawyer was part of the school play by heading the stage crew.....General Stage Manager. He has done this for the past two years. Sawyer is also a member of the National Honor Society, Tri M Honor Society, Book Club and Drama Club. Sawyer was also a 4 year member of the tennis team, a 3 year starter and this year played 1st singles, being the best tennis player on the team. On weekends, once a month, he is completing his Delaware National Guard basic training program. He plans to attend the University of Delaware. He was also picked as the Senior Homecoming King, as voted on by the school. He is a young man that is self driven, intelligent, and knows where he is going in his life. Sawyer is a once in a lifetime student and deserves to be recognized as Pennsville's Student of the Year. He makes the school a better place in many areas, not just music. He's an excellent athlete, artist, and musician. At the same time, he is starting his military career in the air force reserves. He juggles all of this with professionalism and responsibility.
PMHS JUNE EVENTS & Graduation Info:
Congratulations to the TOP 5 PMHS Seniors, the Top PMHS Academy Student, and the Top PV Middle School Student who were recognized at the annual Salem County Administrators' Academic Achievement Awards Event. Abigail Bohn, Meischa Degamo, Elizabeth Fleming, Kylie Harris, Isabell Schrenker, Sawyer Humphreys, and Reyna Hardy.
PMHS Athletic and Student Activities for the week of 5/25. It is a busy NJSIAA playoff action week. Good Luck. #GoEagles.
PMHS Athletic & Student Activities for the week of May 18th:
* Baseball, Softball, & Boys Tennis Senior Days are this week.
* PMHS Spring Orchestra concert is on Wednesday.
For a complete listing of events, visit www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs.
#GoEagles
* Baseball, Softball, & Boys Tennis Senior Days are this week.
* PMHS Spring Orchestra concert is on Wednesday.
For a complete listing of events, visit www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs.
#GoEagles
PMHS Athletics and Student Activities for the week of May 11th. Please be sure to check out www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs for a complete listing of sports and activities. #GoEagles
It is the booster club's pleasure to congratulate the March and April PEPAA Scholar-Athletes. The honorees for March are Connor Wariwanchik and Molly Gratz. In April, we recognize Jacob Farina and Elizabeth Fleming. The selection process for May and June Scholar-Athletes is ongoing, and the PEPAA Scholar-Athletes of the Year will be awarded in June during our Senior Awards/Win or Lose Event. #GoEagles
The PMHS PROM is THIS FRIDAY, May 8th. PMHS will run on a half day schedule on Friday & student must stay for all their scheduled classes with no early dismissals for hair/nail appointments (that's why we have a half day). Dismissals for Doctors appointments will require a Dr. Note. Students not present for their full day on Friday will not be permitted to attend prom. Check out the attached image for all prom & promenade details.
PMHS Athletic and Student Activities for the week of May 4th. It is Prom Week at PMHS. Be sure to check the graphic for specific timing of arrival, promenade and prom festivities. For a complete listing of activities please visit - www.GoBound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialha
Congratulations to the PMHS Students of the Month, Sawyer Humphreys and Reagan Wariwanchik.
Congratulations to our PMHS Renaissance Student & Staff Spotlight Winners for their exceptional contributions, positive attitudes, and embodiment of the PMHS values that make our school community so special.
Student Winner(s):
9th Grade: Greysun Damian Robbins
10th Grade: Jacob Cheeseman
11th Grade: Laura Tamberella
12th Grade: Jayden Gurnovich
Staff Winner(s): Wesley Carter
Today while we were walking down the hallway after signing in, Mr. Carter noticed a piece of trash on the hallway floor. He took the time to clean it up. It really stuck with me because it would have been easy to step over it or wait for someone else to clean it up but he took the time and effort to pick it up himself. This small act demonstrates how much he cares about our school. He always has a positive attitude and a smile every time I see him. He helps create a better environment for our students and staff! --Nominated by Mrs. Serfass.
Student Winner(s):
9th Grade: Greysun Damian Robbins
10th Grade: Jacob Cheeseman
11th Grade: Laura Tamberella
12th Grade: Jayden Gurnovich
Staff Winner(s): Wesley Carter
Today while we were walking down the hallway after signing in, Mr. Carter noticed a piece of trash on the hallway floor. He took the time to clean it up. It really stuck with me because it would have been easy to step over it or wait for someone else to clean it up but he took the time and effort to pick it up himself. This small act demonstrates how much he cares about our school. He always has a positive attitude and a smile every time I see him. He helps create a better environment for our students and staff! --Nominated by Mrs. Serfass.
This Thursday, April 30th, PMHS will host the 2026 Jack Ware Salem County Track and Field Championships. The event will start at
3:30pm at The John Maniglia Track on the campus of PMHS. Tickets for all spectators are $4. Tickets can be purchased in advance (https://www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs/tickets) or at the gate with a Credit Card, Debit Card, or any Digital Wallet method. Cash will NOT be accepted. The Class of 2029 will be selling refreshments at our snack stand throughout the event. Salem County Track and Field Championship T-shirts will be on sale at the main gate while supplies last. We will be recognizing ALL senior athletes from each of our 5 competing High Schools on the stadium field during the event. #GoEagles
3:30pm at The John Maniglia Track on the campus of PMHS. Tickets for all spectators are $4. Tickets can be purchased in advance (https://www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs/tickets) or at the gate with a Credit Card, Debit Card, or any Digital Wallet method. Cash will NOT be accepted. The Class of 2029 will be selling refreshments at our snack stand throughout the event. Salem County Track and Field Championship T-shirts will be on sale at the main gate while supplies last. We will be recognizing ALL senior athletes from each of our 5 competing High Schools on the stadium field during the event. #GoEagles
PMHS Athletics and Student Activities for the week of April 27th. The "Jack Ware" Salem County Track and Field Championships will be hosted on Thursday at the John Maniglia Track. Stop out and see the county's best T&F Athletes. Tickets for the event are $4 for adults and students. Tickets can be purchased at this link or at the gate with a Credit Card, Debit Card, or any Digital Wallet method. https://www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs/tickets. #GoEagles
Last Call for the Second Annual Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest.
This year's contest theme is specially aligned with the nation's upcoming Semiquincentennial—the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 2026 (America 250).
The contest was open to Pennsville students (grades K-12, with emphasis on elementary through high school).
Original artwork only (specific size/format limits to be confirmed, e.g., suitable for scanning/photographing submissions).
Submissions due to art teachers or taken to their school's main office by April 24th (this Friday).
Certificates, recognition, prizes and ties to America250 initiatives.
PMHS Athletics and Student Activities for the week of April 20th. Our seniors are visiting Mickey Mouse in sunny Florida for the Senior Class Trip. For a complete list of activities go to www.gobound.com/nj/pennsvillememorialhs. #GoEagles
PMHS Athletics and Student Activities for the week of April 13th. For a complete listing of events, please go to www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs. #GoEagles
Who will be crowned Mr. Pennsville 2026? Don't wait to find out on social media—stop by the David Dilks Auditorium on Wednesday, April 8th at 7pm to discover live. Tickets are $5 and will be sold at the door. Good luck to all of our participants.
Event Details:
* Event: Mr. Pennsville 2026 Competition
* Location: David Dilks Auditorium
* Date: Wednesday, April 8th
* Time: 7:00 PM
* Tickets: $5 at the door
Event Details:
* Event: Mr. Pennsville 2026 Competition
* Location: David Dilks Auditorium
* Date: Wednesday, April 8th
* Time: 7:00 PM
* Tickets: $5 at the door
PMHS Athletic and Student Activities for the week of April 6th, 2026. Don't miss out on who is crowned the next Mr. Pennsville on Wednesday at 7 PM in the David Dilks Auditorium! For a complete event listing, visit www.gobound.com/nj/schools/pennsvillememorialhs #GoEagles
Don't miss the 2026 PMHS Jazz Band Festival taking place on Friday, April 10th @ 5:30pm in the David Dilks Auditorium. Hope to see you there!!
PMHS Athletic Events for the week of March 30th. All spring sports will be in regular season action during the week. Team/Individual Photo day is on Tuesday. Good Luck to all of our spring sports teams. #GoEagles
