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All-School Reunion weekend planned for Platte County R-3

Landmark Digital by Landmark Digital
August 27, 2026
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All-School Reunion weekend planned for Platte County R-3
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Join generations of Platte County Pirate alumni for a historic All-School Reunion Weekend tied to Homecoming 2026.

As part of the Platte County High School rebuild project, the original 1963 high school building (the north portion of the current building) will be taken down beginning in January 2027. Reunion Weekend will provide many alumni with a final opportunity to walk the halls where they attended classes, participated in activities, built lifelong friendships, and created memories that have lasted decades.

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All-School Reunion Celebration & Tickets

All-School Reunion Event: Saturday, Oct. 3, Platte County Fairgrounds, 6- 9 p.m., dinner begins at 6:30 p.m.

Deadline to purchase tickets is Sept. 18. No tickets will be held at the door.

Hosted by the reunion planning committee, this special evening will feature dinner from Scott’s Kitchen, entertainment, fellowship, and celebration of Platte County’s alumni.

Purchase Tickets ($45 per person) by Sept. 18.

By mail – Make checks payable to: Platte County R-3 Pirate Alumni, P.O. Box 161, Platte City, MO 64079

Online – https://bit.ly/PCHS-All-School-Reunion2026

School Tours & Chalk Talks

Guided School Tours: Saturday, Oct. 3, 9-10:30 a.m. Meet at the new PCHS Bus Loop Entrance. Hosted by: Jerri Spores (Class of 1990) and Laura Hulett (Class of 1997). Tours will provide alumni with an opportunity to walk through portions of the original 1963 high school building before demolition begins in January 2027.

Chalk Talks: Saturday, Oct. 3, 10:30 am-noon, various locations at Platte County High School. Reconnect with former coaches, teachers, and activity sponsors in small-group settings throughout Platte County High School. Tom Morgan, Chip Sherman, Reggie Burress, Jan Patterson, Joyce Hisel, Bob and Susan Shier and Donna Hulett have been confirmed. Additional coaches, teachers, and sponsors will be added as confirmations are received.

Decade and Class Gatherings

Classes from 1950s and 1960s Alumni Lunch Social: Saturday, October 3, Noon-1pm, at Platte City Pizza Shoppe. Hosted by: Barnie Fisher (Class of 1960), JoKaren Nash Brown (Class of 1960), and Bill Brown (Class of 1959).

Class of 1966 (60th-year Reunion): Friday, Oct. 2, beginning at 4pm, at the home of Carl and Jan Myers at 7501 NW Eastside Drive, Weatherby Lake. Food and beverages will be provided. To RSVP and for more information contact Peggy Wade (Cannon) 417-718-4114, Carl Myers 816-260-9934, or Jan Myers 816-305-8592.

Classes from 1970s Parade Watch Party: Friday, Oct. 2, 1:30-4 p.m., at Frank Offut’s front lawn. Hosted by: John Higgins (Class of 1971) and Frank Offut (Class of 1974).

Classes from 1980s: Gathering to be determined.

Classes from 1990s Alumni Float: Friday, Oct. 2. Organized by: Adam McGinness (Class of 1991), Kim McGinness (Class of 1991), Marcie McGinness (Class of 1993).

Classes from 1990s Pre-Reunion Gathering: Oct. 3 at Barley & Vine. Due to the event space size, we are splitting the times based on graduation years: 3-5 p.m. for classes of 1990-1994 and 4:30-6:30 p.m. for classes of 1995-1999.

Classes from 2000s: Gathering to be determined.

Classes from 2010-2026 Alumni Post-Game Gathering: Friday, Oct. 2. Immediately following the Homecoming Football Game at Pirate Cove restaurant. Hosted by: Carlos Santos (Class of 2021).

Additional decade gathering details will be added once confirmed.

Homecoming Events

Homecoming Parade: Friday, Oct. 2, 3 p.m., Fourth Street, Platte City.

1990s Alumni Float: Organized by: Adam McGinness (Class of 1991), Kim McGinness (Class of 1991), Marcie McGinness (Class of 1993)

1970s Parade Watch Party: 1:30-4 p.m. Hosted by: John Higgins (Class of 1971) and Frank Offut (Class of 1976)

Alumni classes interested in participating in the parade should contact Kyle Perkins at perkins.kyle@pcr3schools.org.

Homecoming Football Game: Friday, Oct. 2. Pregame Alumni Recognition: 6:30-7 p.m. Kickoff: 7 p.m. Platte County Pirates vs. Raytown. Reserved alumni seating will be available.

Alumni Worship Service

Anchored in Faith: Sunday, Oct. 4, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Platte City First Christian Church. Led by: Pastor Brady Rogers (Class of 1989).  A potluck luncheon hosted by the congregation will follow the service.

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