PTHS Student Handbook 2026-2027

Cross Country (G) ​

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Golf (G) ​

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Volleyball

WINTER SPORTS Basketball (B) ​ ​ Basketball (G) ​​

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Cheerleading ​ ​ Swimming (B)

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Wrestling

SPRING SPORTS Baseball ​ ​

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Tennis (B) ​ Track (B) ​

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Track (G)

Softball ​

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BASS Fishing

PTHS ATHLETIC/ACTIVITY CODE Participation in athletics is a privilege. Those who participate in athletics have a responsibility to favorably represent the school and community. Student athletes are expected to conduct themselves both in and out of school in a manner appropriate to their responsibilities as representatives of the school and district. If a student fails to comply with the terms of this code, the privilege to participate in athletics may be lost in accordance with the terms of this Athletic Code. RULES IN EFFECT The rules set forth in this Athletic Code are in effect throughout the calendar year and twenty four hours a day, whether or not school is in session and including vacation periods, and holidays. The rules apply on and off campus and whether or not the misconduct occurs at school or a school-sponsored activity or in some other locale. The rules apply from the beginning of the athlete’s first tryout or practice in the first sport which the athlete attempts until the completion of the athlete’s eligibility in all sports. Failure to complete the entire season in good standing may result in the forfeiture of post-season awards, letters, recognitions, and/or banquet attendance. RANDOM DRUG TESTING All students who want to participate or try-out must sign the consent form for random drug testing before they will be allowed to participate in an IHSA activity. Students deciding to participate in an extracurricular activity after the sign-up deadline will be required to be tested after the signed consent form is returned. The cost of the test will be the responsibility of the student/athlete. MEDICAL/INSURANCE FORMS Completed physical, medical release and proof of insurance must be on file before a student will be allowed to try out or participate. SUPERVISED STUDY PROGRAM Students who receive two “D’s” or one failing grade (F) through their last contest will be required to attend three supervised study sessions each week until their grade/s have been raised. Information regarding location and time can be found on the athletics website. The following consequences will be in effect for students who fail to attend the required study sessions in a week: 1st Offense: Student will meet with the Athletic Director and/or tutoring supervisor.

2nd Offense: Student will be ineligible for the next contest. 3rd Offense: Student will be ineligible for one week of contests. 4th Offense: Student will be dismissed from the team. *The count of offenses will reset at the start of each athletic season (fall, winter, spring)*