Perryton ISD

08/20/2026

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Reminder!!

08/19/2026

🥈 Congratulations to Crystal on an incredible accomplishment! 🌍💪

Crystal earned 2nd Place at the World Championships in Sun City, South Africa, bringing home silver medals in the squat, bench press, deadlift, and overall total.

Competing against some of the world's best, Crystal demonstrated outstanding determination and resilience throughout the competition. What an incredible way to kick off her senior year!

Congratulations, Crystal! Ranger Nation is proud of you! ❤️🤍👏

08/19/2026

2026-2027 Perryton FFA Officer Team Back row from left to right Rainy Zheng Reporter, Janeth Guzman Parliamentarian, Evelyn Arellano Treasurer, Avery Swenhaugen Sentinel, Front Row left to Right Tana Williams Vice President, Jacob Schickedanz President and Marisol Garcia Secretary. Thank you to Museum of the Plains for allowing us to take officer pictures there.

08/17/2026

What It Means to Be a Perryton Ranger Football Captain. Congratulations to these young men that have been selected as the captains of the 2026 Perryton Football Team.

1. A Captain Represents More Than Himself

A captain understands that when he puts on the Perryton Ranger uniform, he represents:

* His teammates
* His coaches
* His family
* Perryton High School
* The Perryton community
* The Rangers who wore the uniform before him
* The Rangers who will wear it after him

Being a captain means carrying the standard of Perryton Rangers Football wherever you go.

2. Captains Lead by Example

Leadership isn’t just about what you say. It is about what your teammates see you do.

A Ranger captain:

* Gets to practice early.
* Works hard when nobody is watching.
* Finishes drills.
* Takes coaching.
* Does the little things correctly.
* Gives maximum effort.
* Takes care of his body and preparation.
* Is dependable.
* Never asks a teammate to do something he isn’t willing to do himself.

Your teammates should know what the standard is by watching you live it.

3. Captains Hold the Team Accountable

A captain doesn’t allow the standard to drop.

That means having the courage to tell a teammate:

“That’s not who we are.”

Accountability isn’t about embarrassing someone or acting superior. It’s about caring enough about your teammates and your program to demand better.

A captain holds himself accountable first.

4. Captains Serve Their Teammates

Leadership is service.

The best captain isn’t necessarily the loudest player in the locker room. He’s the player who asks:

“What does my team need from me today?”

Sometimes that’s encouragement.
Sometimes it’s toughness.
Sometimes it’s bringing energy.
Sometimes it’s listening.
Sometimes it’s stepping up and saying something difficult.

A captain makes his teammates better.

5. Captains Control the Standard

There will be good days and bad days.

There will be wins and losses.

There will be injuries, mistakes, adversity, criticism and disappointment.

The captain’s job is to help keep the team emotionally steady.

Don’t get too high. Don’t get too low. Stay committed to the standard.

6. Captains Protect the Culture

Culture is what happens when the coaches aren’t standing next to you.

A captain protects the culture by refusing to tolerate:

* Selfishness
* Excuses
* Disrespect
* Poor effort
* Negative attitudes
* Division within the team
* Cutting corners
* Blaming others

Instead, captains promote:

Trust.
Discipline.
Accountability.
Brotherhood.
Effort.
Respect.
Pride.

7. Captains Represent Perryton With Class

A Ranger captain understands that leadership doesn’t stop when practice ends.

How you act in the classroom, hallway, community, social media, restaurants, stores and on the road matters.

You don’t stop being a Ranger when you take off your helmet.

8. Captains Have Courage

Leadership requires courage.

Courage to:

* Speak up.
* Admit when you’re wrong.
* Challenge a teammate.
* Accept criticism.
* Stand alone when necessary.
* Do what is right instead of what is popular.
* Keep believing when things aren’t going your way.

A captain doesn’t follow the crowd.

A captain helps lead the crowd.

9. Captains Leave a Legacy

Every captain eventually plays his last game.

What matters then isn’t just the statistics, wins or individual awards.

The question becomes:

“What did you leave behind?”

Did you make the program better?

Did younger players learn from you?

Did your teammates trust you?

Did you raise the standard?

Did you represent Perryton the right way?

Did you leave the jersey in a better place than you found it?

That’s a captain’s legacy.

08/14/2026

What about the Science Hall? It won't be left untouched. Here's the plan. 🚧⚠️

08/13/2026

🚸 Friendly Reminder, Ranger Nation! ❤️🤍

As our students settle into the new school year, we'd like to remind everyone to slow down, stay alert, and obey all school zone speed limits. Our campuses are once again filled with students, staff, buses, and families, and your extra caution helps keep everyone safe.

08/13/2026

‼️IF YOU THINK YOU MIGHT QUALIFY FOR FREE OR REDUCED LUNCHES, PLEASE COMPLETE THE 2026-2027 LUNCH APPLICATION‼️

08/13/2026

✨YEARBOOKS✨AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP

We are ready for you to pick up your yearbook. You can find us at the PHS Main Entrance until 4:30 pm!

08/13/2026

08/13/2026

For your student’s safety—and the safety of all students—please follow the drop-off and pick-up procedures shown on this map.
Traffic from buses and other vehicles is extremely busy during arrival and dismissal. Students should not be dropped off or picked up across the street or in the parking lot.
Please take a moment to review the map and use only the designated drop-off and pick-up areas. Thank you for helping us keep every student safe!