Platte County High School PTSA

10/31/2026

Panda Express Fundraiser – Support PCHS PTSA! 🧡🖤

Sunday, November 1 | 10 AM–10 PM

5905 NW Barry Rd, Kansas City

20% of qualifying sales benefit PCHS PTSA!

Order at Panda Express website or through the app using code 3866998, or show the flyer in person.

Thank you for supporting our Pirates!

10/29/2026

Our PCHS Parents showed up and stepped up!! Our staff truly appreciate all the food! Thank you for helping us support our PCHS staff!

10/29/2026

🥡 Eat Panda Express & Support PCHS PTSA! 🧡🖤

Skip cooking and support our students! Join us Sunday, November 1st, for a Panda Express fundraiser benefiting Platte County High School PTSA!

📅 Sunday, November 1, 2026

⏰ 10 AM – 10 PM

📍 5905 NW Barry Rd, Kansas City, MO

🐼 20% of event sales will be donated to PCHS PTSA!

How to participate:

🥡 In Person: Show this flyer (printed or on your phone) when ordering.

📱 Online or App: Order at PandaExpress.com or through the app using fundraiser code 3866998.

Every meal helps us support student activities and programs that benefit our school community!

🧡🖤 Thank you for supporting our Pirates!

10/28/2026

🍲 We Need a Few More Soups! 🥣

PCHS PTSA is treating our amazing teachers and staff to a meal during Parent-Teacher Conferences tomorrow, October 29th!

We're looking for just a few more volunteers to bring in a pot of soup to help make sure everyone gets a warm, delicious meal! ❤️

🥣 Can you help us out? Sign up below!

Thank you for helping us show our PCHS staff how much they're appreciated! 🏴‍☠️💙

Help feed our teachers and staff during fall parent teacher conferences. Nothing like a warm bowl of soup to fuel their day!

10/28/2026

🧡🖤 PCHS PTSA: Where Your Support Goes!

At PCHS PTSA, we believe in transparency and want our families to understand how funds are used to support our students, staff, and school community.

Every membership, donation, fundraiser, and reserved football seat helps make a difference!

As we plan events, programs, scholarships, and staff appreciation, we must take every part of our budget into consideration. Each financial decision impacts our ability to support other initiatives throughout the school year. Our goal is to use our resources responsibly while making the greatest possible impact.

📋 Transparency matters to us! Our meeting minutes are posted online for everyone to review, and we encourage our families to stay informed and involved.

Have questions about our budget, spending, or how PTSA operates? Please reach out! We're always happy to answer questions, or you can visit our website for more information.

Thank you for trusting and supporting PCHS PTSA! Together, we're making a difference for our Pirates! 🧡🖤

10/24/2026

🚗🧡🖤 PIRATE NATION, WE NEED YOUR HELP!

PCHS is participating in the 2026 AAA Buckle Up Phone Down High School Showdown!

By taking a quick safe-driving pledge, you can help promote safer roads AND give PCHS a chance to win funding to support programs like After Prom! 🎉

✅ Buckle Up Every Time
📵 Put Your Phone Down While Driving
🚘 Speak Up for Safe Driving

Students, parents, staff, family, and friends — EVERY pledge counts!

👉 Take the pledge and select Platte County High School:
https://savemolives.com/mcrs/AAAShowdown

⏰ Deadline: December 18, 2026

Let's show Missouri what Pirate Nation can do! 🏴‍☠️

10/20/2026

💜 Safe Schools Week | October 19–25 💜

Safe schools are about more than physical safety. They're about making every student and educator feel valued, loved, and supported.

During Safe Schools Week, PCHS PTSA encourages our Pirate community to send love to Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, following an unimaginable tragedy.

💌 A card, letter, or drawing can remind their students and staff that they are not alone.

🧡🖤 From our Pirate family to theirs, we stand with you.

Mailing details are in the flyer below.

10/17/2026

🧡🖤 Standing Together in Solidarity

The Platte County High School PTSA stands in solidarity with the Bend, Oregon, community as they face the heartbreak and trauma of gun violence.

Our hearts are with the victims, their families, students, educators, and everyone affected by this tragedy.

Events like this are a painful reminder of the growing mental health crisis facing our nation, particularly among our children and young adults. Too many are struggling in silence, and too many families are searching for support.

Mental health matters. Every student matters. Every life matters.

As parents, educators, and community members, we must continue advocating for accessible mental health resources, early intervention, safe schools, and environments where young people feel seen, heard, valued, and supported.

While mental health challenges and gun violence are complex issues that should not be conflated, both deserve serious attention, compassion, and meaningful action.

May we lead with kindness, listen without judgment, and work together to build a future where every child feels safe and supported.

🧡🖤 Together, we stand for our children. Together, we stand for change.