• Bookmark our band website (www.pickeringtonmarchingtigers.org).  There are two things about our website that you should pay particular attention to: (1) Mr. Stowe's FYI; and (2) the Calendar.  The band director at Pickerington Central is Nathan Stowe.  Periodically, Mr. Stowe makes announcements on his F.Y.I. page.  This is the most accurate and relevant information on any particular subject.  The Calendar is updated once events are approved by Mr. Stowe so it too will be an accurate source of information.
  • Follow Mr. Stowe's Twitter Page.  Mr. Stowe will use his Twitter Page for quick communication.  For example, if there is a delay in returning from an event or a rainout of band practice, this is where you will likely see the information first.
  • Sign up for emails with the Booster Club Secretary.  Much of the information on upcoming fees, forms, fundraisers, uniform fittings, etc. is conveyed to the band membership via email.  To get on the email list send your contact information to the band secretary by clicking on the button below.
  • Follow the PHSC Band Boosters FaceBook page.  It is the ONLY FaceBook page officially associated with the PHSC Marching Tigers.  You will find other FaceBook pages or discussion groups on the Internet.  Although they may be helpful at times, their information is not always accurate or reliable.
  • Attend a Booster Meeting.  Booster Club meetings are typically held on the second Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in Room 500 at the high school, but are occasionally conducted online via "Zoom".  Updates are usually posted on the Booster Club's Facebook page or via email and meeting minutes can be viewed online by CLICKING HERE.  For additional information contact any of the Booster Club officers.
  • Contact the Booster Club Junior High Representative.  This is the person who has volunteered to assist incoming students/parents with their transition to the PHSC Marching Tigers.  To contact the Junior High Representative click on the button below.
  • Ask your student about announcements.  Often, the directors will convey information to the students at school or practice.  In most cases, the information is later conveyed through the other methods described above.  Talking to your child(ren) may give you an idea of what to watch for or inquire about.