THIS THURSDAY (10/30/25) We will have our annual Halloween Costume Parade and Contest starting at 3:00 pm in the gym! All are welcome! Costumes must be school appropriate!
4 months ago, Camille Gabriele
Pawnee FFA Heads to National Convention!
Today marks the first leg of our journey to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis! Two of our Grover FFA members are on the road, with their first stop in Grand Island, Nebraska for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Case IH Combine Factory.
Students saw firsthand how modern combines are built—from robotic welders and laser cutters to a four-hour paint line and more than 18,000 parts that make up each of Case's newest machine, each of which is custom-built to order. Members learned how the plant adapts to changing markets, now producing around eight combines per day compared to years when the factory was completing 30 machines per day!
4 months ago, Mr. Rose
I believe there may be something in the fifth grade for states and capitals, so we can start some fun learning activities in third and fourth that help with spelling and social studies! States and Capitals BINGO is a fun and engaging way to learn which states have which capital and where on the US map these places are located.
4 months ago, Melissa Smith
One of our science wizards in third grade, Mr. Augustus!, showed us this neat trick today and I have no idea what it is called. If anyone can help us find the fun, please let Dr. Smith know! Thank you!
(You fold the paper like a fan and it is supposed to hold heavy books.)
4 months ago, Melissa Smith
Help us to include your family members in our Veteran's Day tribute.
4 months ago, Deb Bauer
Attention Star-Gazers: Double Comet Weekend
What’s happening? Comets -- yeah, with an 's'. We'll have the rare chance of seeing both at once!
Both Comet Lemmon and Comet SWAN will be visible shortly after sunset for the next few evenings. With clear skies and a dark spot away from yard lights, you might spot one or both with your own eyes. This is a truly once-in-a-lifetime event. Comet Lemmon won’t return for about 1,400 years, and Comet SWAN won’t be seen again for roughly 22,000 years.
When to look: Best time: About 30–90 minutes after sunset, roughly 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. for our area. Best days: Friday through Monday, when both comets are near their brightest. The western sky will be your best bet, right after the sun goes down and before they set.
Where to look: Comet Lemmon: Look toward the northwest. If you can find the Big Dipper, look just below the handle area. Comet SWAN: Look more toward the southwest, closer to where the sun sets. It will be lower and may require binoculars to see.
Viewing tips: Get away from porch lights, town lights, and headlights. The darker the sky, the better. Try looking through binoculars or a small telescope if you have access to either. Let your eyes adjust to the dark for about ten minutes. Face west after sunset and give it a few minutes. The comets will appear as faint, fuzzy stars with a small tail.
4 months ago, Mr. Rose
The only sport I have certification in coaching is Native Youth Olympics. I had the students try a couple of the activities during science to show equal and unequal forces.
4 months ago, Melissa Smith
Happy Homecoming Week! This Saturday (October 25th) we will have our annual bonfire from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Everyone is welcome!!
4 months ago, Camille Gabriele
Third and fourth grade scientists checked out a Van de Graaff generator to see all the awesome parts of electricity!
4 months ago, Melissa Smith
The first and second grade classes took an educational field trip to the Scottsbluff Zoo.
4 months ago, Michelle Nafziger
NEXT WEEK (October 20 -25) IS HOMECOMING WEEK!! We have some really fun activities planned for the entire school including games, dress-up days, and giveaways!! Get ready to show your school spirit! :)
4 months ago, Camille Gabriele
The art classes have been very busy learning about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. We are focused on farm animals this year. The kindergartens have made goats and chickens on nests. The 1st & 2nd graders made clown color wheels and chickens. The 3rd & 4th graders made primary and secondary color sheep. The 5th & 6th graders have been working on drawing horses with some colorful ones in the mix. The high schoolers have done a mix of projects. Art 2 students did some quilling. Art 1 student did pastel roosters. One Art 2 student did some calligraphy. All of the high school art students did work with colors.
5 months ago, Christie Girmus
The kindergarteners and preschoolers had a great time at Pope Farms today!
5 months ago, Tina Pembroke
Come join us for dinner and a night under the stars! Dinner will be served from 6 - 7 pm.
5 months ago, Deb Bauer
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH! Spirit Day is finally here for the month of September! It's "ABC Day" so wear something that represents the first letter of your first name! For example...a student named Bob could wear a banana costume OR wear the color blue OR dress like Betty White! Be creative and let's have a fun day!
5 months ago, Camille Gabriele
On Monday the 22nd of September the third and fourth grade visited Pawnee Waste to learn all about how the company protects the water supply of the area from contamination. The students got to don the easy-see vests and we had a tour of the facility!
5 months ago, Melissa Smith
On Wednesday the 17th of September the third and fourth grade visited the Grover Fire Station! Part of the third grade social studies curriculum for Colorado is to learn about the community, and the folks at the fire department work hard to keep our community safe.
