The kindergarten class had a great 100th day! We counted, read, did a writing project, found 100 Hershey kisses, dressed up, and sang 100th day songs.
1 day ago, Tina Pembroke
1st Graders enjoying the 100th Day of School with hot chocolate. They are working on coloring in 100 circles.
2 days ago, Christie Girmus
Please join us on Thursday, March 5th in the Pawnee School cafeteria for a science fair!
6 days ago, Michelle Nafziger
Celebration of Courage Courage isn’t the absence of fear- it’s choosing to act in spite of it. On Monday, February 9, two Pawnee students showed exactly what that looks like. While riding the bus to school, seventh grader Emma Ehmke and fifth grader Maverik Jolly were faced with a frightening situation when their bus driver, Janelle Robinson, experienced a medical emergency. Despite the uncertainty and fear, both students remained calm and immediately stepped up to help. Mrs. Robinson was able to radio the school to alert them that she needed assistance. When the Superintendent asked her to call 911, Emma was already on the phone, communicating the situation to the 911 operator and providing the location of the bus. Emma and Maverik stayed by Mrs. Robinson’s side, talking to her and helping keep her alert until help arrived. School personnel arrived quickly, followed shortly by local first responders. When adults arrived on the scene, Emma and Maverik answered every question they were asked, providing critical information. The students continued on to school, while Mrs. Robinson was transported to the hospital by helicopter for further care. Today, Pawnee School honored Emma and Maverik at an all-school assembly, recognizing them along with some first responders for their bravery and quick thinking. Superintendent Bret Robinson presented the students with Certificates and Badges of Courage in recognition of their heroic actions. Mrs. Robinson presented the girls with a token of appreciation and hugs. Their calm leadership in a moment of crisis reflects the very best of Pawnee. It truly is a great day to be a Pawnee Coyote!
6 days ago, Deb Bauer
Ready to build, grow, and lead? 4-H is more than just animals—it’s leathercraft, cake decorating, photography, community service, and fun! 4-H is open to all youth aged 5 to 18. You are all invited to the 4-H Open House, this Monday, Feb. 16 at 7:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room! Come find out what 4-H is all about. Enrollment for 2026 is open until March 1.
13 days ago, Rita Johnston
Congratulations to the winners of the school spelling bee, that took place on January 27th. Ryder Loyd, Judah Poelma and Jayleen Vialpando will be traveling to Brush Middle School on February 4th at 10am to compete in the Regional Spelling Bee. Good Luck!
26 days ago, Deb Bauer
Preschool Enrollment for the 2026-27 school year in now open. For more information or if you have any questions, contact Mrs. Pembroke at 970-895-2222 or tellis@pawneeschool.org.
28 days ago, Deb Bauer
The school spelling bee will take place on January 27, 2026, at 10:40 a.m. in the gymnasium. All are invited to attend this exciting event!
about 1 month ago, Leona Montgomery
On the 17th of February we will hit Lunar New Year, this year is the year of the fire horse. As part of our social studies curriculum we are learning about holidays and customs from abroad and how they have come to the US and are now part of the patchwork quilt that is the United States. The students are practicing a traditional Chinese symbol for "good luck" 福 (Fú) in these photographs. As we draw closer to the actual holiday I'll be introducing some of the fun activities folks from many Asian countries do for Lunar New Year!
about 1 month ago, Melissa Smith
Today we practiced some multiplication facts with the dice and Yahtzee! Students are learning the individual digits portion first before we learn Straights and Full House, etc. so they know the basics. Fun learning activities like this are a simple and fun way to practice maths!
about 1 month ago, Melissa Smith
THIS THURSDAY!! December 11th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm is Pawnee High School's Christmas Extravaganza event, supporting all four high school classes! This is our only all-high school fundraiser for this school year, so we would love to see all of our family and friends here to support these awesome students! The details are all listed here, but please reach out to the school with any questions! Remember this event is CASH or CHECK only! Thank you all so much and we will see you soon!
3 months ago, Camille Gabriele
Want to help a local child have a great Christmas? The Pawnee High School FBLA Chapter, in cooperation with Friendship Alliance Church, is sponsoring a gift giving tree to benefit local children. Here is how it works. Take an ornament off the tree located in the school lobby and buy a gift for the age and sex of the child as indicated on the ornament. Then wrap the gift, attach the ornament to the gift and put it under the tree by Monday, December 15th. FAChurch and FBLA thanks you for your support.
3 months ago, Rita Johnston
Pawnee sends warmth and hope to the kids at Children's Hospital! Students and staff made tie blankets today, which will be donated to Children's Hospital in Denver. Thank you to Ms. Camille and the Student Council Officers who organized this project: Bailey, Aubrie, Jadyn, Emma, Jayleen.
3 months ago, Rita Johnston
Students in third and fourth grade are practicing making tally marks using an eight-sided dice. Once they have all the tally marks, the students will take these data and create a bar graph to share their findings. Reading graphs and charts is a standard in both maths and sciences in the state of Colorado. Dice rolling is a simple way of showing the data and creating an easy way to present said data.
3 months ago, Melissa Smith
A HUGE thank you to our awesome decorating team!! These people all came in for several hours on Sunday to turn the school into a winter wonderland! They worked very hard, and the result is truly magical!
3 months ago, Camille Gabriele
Here are more photos for the STEAM activities. We had a lot of fun doing all sorts of Thanksgiving activities.
3 months ago, Melissa Smith
Today the elementary school worked on some STEAM activities revolving around Thanksgiving. Here is the first group of pictures.
3 months ago, Melissa Smith
Heavy lifting with the best crew: High school students move our school's new flagpole into position.
3 months ago, Rita Johnston
Take Notice: A highly visible addition to our school lobby this year is the big screen TV, which keeps students, staff, families, and visitors informed of today’s happenings at Pawnee School including the lunch menu, birthdays, weekly schedule of meetings and events, important announcements and honor roll. Our yearbook editorial staff, Jordan Garcia and Bailey Loyd, are responsible for designing and producing the TV announcements. Every week, they produce an original and creative video that catches everyone’s eye and entertains as well as informs. Excellent job, Bailey & Jordan!
3 months ago, Rita Johnston
The results of the recent election have left the school district with one board member vacancy for a term of two years. If you meet the qualifications, and are interested in serving in this capacity, please let the district know by contacting the superintendent before December 11th.
Qualifications include being an eligible elector, having been a resident of the Pawnee School District for at least twelve (12) consecutive months prior to the election, and must not be term limited from prior board service.
Eligible Elector: An eligible elector is a person who on or before the date of election shall be 18 years of age or older, is a United States citizen, and is a resident of the State of Colorado and has resided in the school election precinct for at least 25 days prior to the election date and has registered to vote in the Office of the Clerk and Recorder of Weld County at least 29 days before the election. A person is ineligible to run for a school director position if he or she has been convicted of committing a sexual offense against a child.
