It’s been a busy, exciting week for our Pryor High School Tigers as the Class of 2026 celebrated Senior Week, a time dedicated to preparing for life after high school.
The week kicked off with a visit from Jostens, where seniors gathered in the Avra to browse through catalogs filled with keepsakes commemorating their journey through Pryor High. From class rings and senior announcements to the much-anticipated royal blue cap and gown, students began taking the first steps toward their May graduation.
Next came the PHS College and Career Fair, held over two days in the South Commons. The event gave students the opportunity to connect with representatives from local industries, trade schools, colleges, and military branches, helping them explore a wide range of future pathways.
To help students take another important step toward their goals, PHS counselors Amy Cramer and Faith Gates were on hand to guide seniors through the process of creating their FAFSA ID, an essential first step in securing financial aid for postsecondary education.
Adding to the future-focused atmosphere, teachers and staff proudly wore their alma mater colors throughout the week, sparking conversations about the many paths available after graduation.
Senior Week at Pryor High was more than a series of events; it was a week filled with excitement, planning, and reflection. Our Tigers are clearly looking ahead with confidence, ready to pursue their goals and make their mark beyond the halls of PHS.