Little Caesars Pizza Kits (delivered to your door) and Little Caesars Meal Deal Codes (in store pick up) are available.
Each purchase makes a difference and helps our class reach our goal.
Thank you for supporting the Class of 2028!
Click here to order: https://fundraising.littlecaesars.com/fundraisers/support/4e1de6c8-01f2-4ad8-911b-8eab93cf5a2f.












I will be screening students for this upcoming school year on the afternoon of April 15th. I am also willing to schedule times with families on other dates if needed. Contact me by phone or email if you have questions.

On Tuesday March 24th, the whole school came together and built a very unique Lego Botanical bouquet! Each grade level was given an age-appropriate flower set to build as a class, and during activity period that day the entire student body got to arrange their contributions! They all worked together as a team, and it came together beautifully! Make sure you stop by the main office and check it out next time you're in the building!

FFA CDE Contest Results!
Our Grover FFA members competed at yesterday's Career Development Events and results are already posted! We had some massive highlights, including a District Champion and some brave first-timers stepping up to the plate.
Ag Mechanics
Jeremiah: 1st Place in District! 13th Overall (Out of 95 overall!)
Sering: 7th in District | 51st Overall
Kaden: 13th in District
Team: 3rd Place in District | 19th overall (out of 31 teams)
This was the first time for Sering & Kaden in Agriculture Mechanics CDE!
Floriculture
Bailey: 9th in District 51st (Out of 147 overall)
Aya: 19th in District
Team: 33rd out of 36 overall
This was Aya's first time ever competing in any CDE!
Livestock Judging
Aubrie: 9th in District 72nd Overall (out of 120)
Jadyn: 12th in District
Team: 4th in District | 24th Overall (out of 31 teams)
This was the first time for Jadyn and Aubrie to compete in any CDE! In all but one class of livestock each student was never off by more than one placing of animal--pretty impressive!
Congrats to all FFA members who competed yesterday!
• Part-Time, up to 20 hours per week, Custodian, working mostly afternoon and evenings, four-day week, cleaning the facilities approx. 3-4 hrs./day and some weekends as needed. Position open until filled.
This position pay begins at $16.70 per hour. Experience working in an educational setting is preferred but not required. A background check is required. Applications are available by calling (970) 895-2222, at the School Office, 19 Chatoga Ave., Grover, CO from 8:00-4:00, or online at www.pawneeschool.org. Pawnee School District RE-12 is an equal opportunity employer.





Beating Creede 63-22 on Friday and punching their ticket to State Saturday, with a 51-35 win against Nucla.
They will suit up this Thursday, March 12th, at UNC to battle Flagler for a top 4 State seed at 8:45am.
Tickets can be purchased at:
https://gofan.co/app/school/chsaa










Please join us on Thursday, March 5th in the Pawnee School cafeteria for a science fair!

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!

