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Pine View High School (St. George, Utah)
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| name | Pine View High School |
| location | 2850 E 750 N St. George, Utah 84790 |
| country | United States |
| coordinates | |
| other_name | PVHS |
| principal | Brett Gifford |
| principal_label2 | Assistant Principal |
| principal2 | Renee Taylor |
| principal_label3 | Athletic Director |
| principal3 | Ryan Christiansen |
| principal_label4 | Resource Officer |
| principal4 | Officer Lynn Koester |
| faculty | 51.86 (on FTE basis) |
| ratio | 21.91 |
| enrollment | 1,136 (2023–2024) |
| type | Public |
| grades | 10 to 12 |
| district | Washington County School District |
| motto | It is simple in nature yet precise in belief and direction. |
| nickname | Home of the Panthers! |
| established | 1983 |
| colors | Maroon, silver and black |
| mascot | Panther |
| website | Pine View High School website |
Pine View High School is a high school located in St. George, Utah, United States. As of 2022, the school had a total of 1,143 students. It is a part of the Washington County School District.
History
The school opened in August 1983, and was the second high school to open in St. George. The name Pine View beat out four other finalists: Cotton Mill, Panorama, Mill Creek, and Red Hills. The nickname Panthers was also selected above the other finalists, which included Minotaurs, Trojans, Knights, and Pumas.{{cite journal
Sports
Pine View competes as a 4A school in Region 9, and will remain so at least until 2026, depending on region and class realignment. Pine View secured its first state championship of any kind in 1992. The women's track team won the state title, led by future Olympic heptathlete Tiffany Lott. This was the first of four straight state championships, culminating in the 1995 double track titles by the men's and women's track teams, with the women winning by a record margin of 71 points (152 to 81).
In 2003, the Pine View baseball team won its first ever state championship with an impressive 23–1 season. Widely considered the best player in school history, Parker Plough recorded a 1.08 ERA throughout his 4 year varsity tenure. Plough also sits on top of the leaderboard in Strikouts. Following his time at Pine View, Plough took his talents to Vanderbilt, and will likely be taken in the top 5 rounds of the 2024 draft. In 2010, the boys' cross country team won the Utah 4A State Championship.
In 2007, controversy arose as a result of an "emergency" realignment of Utah Region 9 (Utah arranges schools for athletic competition into classifications 1A–5A and into regions based primarily on geography). Three St. George high schools, Pine View, Dixie and Snow Canyon, were moved from division 3A to 4A, but kept in Region 9 with 3A schools, Hurricane, Cedar and Canyon View. Regional realignments are done by rule only once every four years, but the somewhat smaller 3A schools in Region 9 agitated for the so-called "emergency" realignment on the basis that their size was an impediment to competition and their ability to win a Region 9 championship and enter the state playoffs. The realignment took effect in 2007, two full years in advance of the regularly scheduled realignment, and guarantees that the smaller schools will be able to compete for a Region 9 3A championship and two 3A playoff spots. The numbers of the St. George schools were substantially reduced by the addition of a fourth St. George high school, Desert Hills, in 2008. Nevertheless, in June 2008, the Utah High School Activities Association voted to maintain the mixed 3A/4A Region 9 despite widespread criticism. The negatives for the 4A schools have been expressed as being limited to two spots in the state playoffs regardless of record, being forced to schedule 3A, rather than 4A, teams in the regular season, and having a region championship and playoff spots depend upon just two games.
In the 2013–2014 football season, Pine View advanced to the Utah State 3A championship, but lost the Championship against Desert Hills High School.
In 1998, Pine View hired 74-year-old Sark Arslanian as the football coach.{{cite journal
Programs
Fine arts
Pine View High School's fine arts include multiple forms of musical talents, vocal, and theatrical performances. The vocal department is headed by Robert Reimer, the orchestra is headed by Lacy Young, and the band program is headed by Valerie Ravitch. The theater is headed by Kelly Thomas. Every year, Pine View Theatre holds two live performances. In the fall, Pine View produces and performs a musical with a full orchestra pit, and in the spring a play with no musical elements.
Notable alumni
- Tyler Robinson (2021), alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk
References
References
- "Pine View High". [[National Center for Education Statistics]].
- "Search for Public Schools - School Detail for Pine View High".
- "Enrollment Statistics".
- "Pine View High School in St. George, Utah".
- [http://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=32318 Utah 4A State Championship Results]
- [http://www.thespectrum.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080307/OPINION/803070320 USA Today]
- (15 November 2013). "Pine View beats Juan Diego in OT, advances to state championship".
- (22 November 2013). "High school football: Desert Hills scores on game's final play to clinch 3AA title win over Pine View".
- "Faculty - pineview".
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