Pawnee City Public Schools

🏐 PIONEER ALL-CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL HONORS 🏐

We’re so proud of our athletes for their hard work and dedication this season! 💪🔥

⭐ Third Team All-Conference:
Adelyn Sisco

🏅 Honorable Mention:
Shayla Puhalla
Ashlyn Puhalla

Congratulations, ladies! Your effort, teamwork, and passion for the game continue to make us proud! 💙🤍 #PioneerPride #AllConference #VolleyballStrong #Teamwork

Justin Baehr took part of his afternoon and visited the Pawnee Republican! Justin is interested in a career in photojournalism and he had the chance to meet with Ron and learn from his experience. He even got to check out the old darkroom that was once used to develop photos! We're proud of Justin for taking the initiative to learn from professionals in his own community!

The Pawnee City One-Act team had a great first meet on Saturday at the York invite. They placed second in their division and third in tech/set up. Tyler Tegtmeier was named a best performer and Cael Johnson a best supporting performer. Additional acting awards went to Tyler, Cael, Layla Featherkile, Larkyn Vlcek, Luke Hunzeker, Abby Dietrich, Haylee Plager, Kailey Hartman, gauge Schuetz, Dylan Lane, Justin Baehr, Shayla Puhala, Adelyn Sisco, Emalyse Gottula, Ashlyn Puhala, Bella Seitz, Emily Koster, and Isabell Long. The team travels next to Peru on Friday and Fairbury on Saturday. Make plans to catch a show this season!

These junior high students had a full day of rehearsal and a stellar performance at the Crete Junior High Choral Clinic. Job well done! 🎶

Our Kindness Crew is spreading smiles with handwritten notes to recognize our great staff! A little act of kindness goes a long way! How will you make a positive difference today?

Big thanks to Mrs. Amundson during School Psychologist week! We're so glad she is part of the PC family! Always a bright light, smiling and building strong, positive relationships with students. Thank you to the Indian Impact team for helping recognize her and all the amazing work she does!

PC one-act is looking for a pair of size 11 women's flats!

If you borrowed a FFA jacket last year that does not have your name on it, that is a chapter jacket. Please return those to Mrs. Bartels as soon as possible!

Our freshmen had the opportunity to visit the University of Nebraska–Lincoln today. Students observed a class in session, toured dorms, rec center and experienced campus dining — an exciting look at potential postsecondary paths!

Happy Halloween! Stay safe Trick or Treating.

National FFA Convention Day 2 Highlights •Talked to college recruiters from across the country •Found possible future internships •Attended a general session in Lucas Oil Stadium (Amelia's first time!) + were a part of the National FFA Officer welcoming tunnel •Informational agricultural booths with new technology and ag updates •Mrs. Bartels met curriculum specialists and ag teachers from across the country and is bringing back new ideas for the ag classroom!

National FFA Convention Day 2 Highlights •Talked to college recruiters from across the country •Found possible future internships •Attended a general session in Lucas Oil Stadium (Amelia's first time!) + were a part of the National FFA Officer welcoming tunnel •Informational agricultural booths with new technology and ag updates •Mrs. Bartels met with curriculum specialists from across the country and is bringing back new ideas for the ag classroom!

Congrats to Mr. Kluck's homeroom for getting the staff trivia question correct! Did you know that Mrs. A got the mumps in college?! Ask her about it the next time you see her! Or maybe not! Thanks to Southeast NE Feeds for sponsoring the prize!

National FFA Convention Day 1 - Thursday

The group stopped at the Shatto Dairy in Missouri. The girls were able to check out the cows and watch the automatic milking process. One of our tour guides showed how the milk is pasteurized, homogenized, then bottled. The tour ended with a tasting of flavored milk, butters, and cheese!

Last day of staff trivia! Who is this? Good luck!

October PBIS Pep Rally in the elementary reviewed sidewalk and hallway expectations. Spotlight students were celebreated and raffle winners were selected. Students are continuing to practice and meet expectations.

For the month of October, staff members took time to recognize and shout out their colleagues for all the awesome things happening around our school! We had so many amazing nominations, it's clear that everyone is working hard and making a difference every day. This month, Ms. Shaina Russell received the most shoutouts from her peers! Keep spreading the positivity and celebrating each other!

Thanks to the Indian Impact team for organizing this sweet October staff delivery and helping spread smiles, appreciation and a positive culture across the buildings!

1st grade having a blast in PE with Mr. B!