Student Council Fundraiser Meal - TONIGHT starting at 5:30PM!! Money raised will go to one of our student's family for travel/medical expenses!! See you tonight!!
Although we are missing Zoe, the 3rd grade Golden Readers are studying the book “Agatha May and the Angler Fish” to prepare for the upcoming contest. GO GOLDEN READERS!
Elementary Parents - Please use this link to sign up for Parent-Teacher Conferences. In the event that school is cancelled this Wednesday, February 12th due to snow, the reschedule P/T conf. date will be Wednesday, February 19th at the same times: https://bit.ly/3Qduy0Y
The PC Speech Team had a successful showing yesterday at the Auburn meet. Pawnee City continued to build momentum with several more debut entries and a 5th-place team finish. Many students had impressive finishes and met personal goals.
Kaitlyn Svoboda was 5th in Entertainment Speaking; Kaitlyn, Anna Meints, Madolyn Gottula, Abby Dietrich, and Cameron Ottersberg were 3rd in Oral Interpretation of Drama; Haylee Plager was the top novice in Program Oral Interpretation; and Kailey Hartman won Extemp Speaking.
This week they will compete at the conference meet on Wednesday and Meridian on Saturday. You can catch them soon at our upcoming Pawnee City invite on Sat, Feb 22nd!
Weekly bulletin is a two-pager! Be sure to follow the link to read info on Larry the Cable Guy's upcoming show! https://5il.co/376mz
As a friendly reminder to parents, there is no school scheduled for tomorrow, Friday 2/7 due to staff development. Thank you
Lots of hands on learning at SCC Milford for John Deere Tech Day! Our students learned about what a day in the life of a student would be! Students also learned more information about the AKRS Jump Start Scholarship Program!
Graduates - If you have been awarded a scholarship from the Pawnee City Education Foundation, please see how to claim your scholarships funds! If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Lisa Blecha.
Updated brackets for Pioneer Conference basketball. Boys and girls play back-to-back this evening at FCSH.
The 8th grade class took a trip to Omaha to visit UNO today! We got to see classrooms, library, the rec center and great dorms! We also ate lunch on campus!
This event is made possible through the 8th Grade Visit Grant through EducationQuest!
Another reason to be excited for Larry the Cable Guy on February 14th!
Parents-
Preschool registration is open for the 2025-2026 school year! To access the application, use this link, https://bit.ly/4hm6nbX. This application must be filled out and submitted with all required information on or before April 15th, 2025 for your child to be considered for attendance in the district’s four-year-old preschool program.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Miss Coffey at mcoffey@pawneecityschool.net or (402)-852-2411.
Congrats to the PC Speech team on their 5th-place MUDECAS finish yesterday. A handful of medals, some promising non-medaling debuts, and a great start to the season.
Kailey Hartman-3rd in Extemp
Larkyn Vlcek-4th in Humorous
Kaitlyn Svoboda-6th in Entertainment
Madolyn Gottula and Anna Meints-4th in Duet
Tyler Tegtmeier and Cael Johnson-6th in Duet
Neveah Blecha, Larkyn Vlcek, Cara Pierce, Tyler Tegtmeier, and Cael Johnson-2nd in OID
Abby Dietrich, Madolyn Gottula, Anna Meints, Cameron Ottersberg, and Kaitlyn Svoboda-3rd in OID
6-12th Pride Tribe students decorated Valentines Day cookies at lunch on Friday!
4 wrestlers, 4 medals at the newly named Dennis Reimersma Invite.
It was the first day of drawings for our seniors for FAFSA completion! As students compete their FAFSA, they are put in a drawing to win a $50 Visa gift card. We had two winners today, one for December and one for January. Our next drawing will be at the end of February! Everyone who has completed a FAFSA will have a chance to win, minus our winners from today!
Congratulations Neveah and Anthony!
Congrats to our February Student and Staff Spotlights!
The elementary had their monthly PBIS rally this morning. They reviewed expectations for the restrooms and assemblies.
It was the last day of the Project Citizen leadership event hosted by ESU 4! The sixth grade members of our middle school leadership team were able to attend. They identified a problem then conducted research to develop a new policy! They presented their projects to a panel of judges! Great work, students!
