The fourth graders enjoying learning more about the Middle Ages and designing their own coat of arms.
over 3 years ago, Carla Nussbaum
Learning about the Middle Ages
Designing a coat of arms
The Jr. High and High School had a little fun after lunch teaching each other line dances!
over 3 years ago, Brittany Knight
More kids joined in!
The Seniors leading the way!
Kaitlyn teaching a new dance!
Fall sports are back! Pawnee JH FB will have their first game at home on October 1st at 4:00 against Fleming. Come out and join us. Follow the link below for the 2020 schedule. GO COYOTES! https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/browse/89987
over 3 years ago, Bethany Castleberry
District FFA Officer Elections take place virtually this afternoon at 4pm. FFA members may join by the zoom link or in the Ag Classroom after school today.
over 3 years ago, Mr. Rose
The Grover Agricultural Education Advisory Committee has a position coming available this year. If you are interested in joining the committee, and in helping to guide the direction of our Agricultural Education Program, please contact the Grover FFA Advisor. District Leadership Conference, which includes speaking contests, will this year be held in the spring. Grover is required to provide one Creed Speaking CDE judge to the contest which will take place February 1st. The contest this year is planned to be virtual and we are still working out some of the details, but we will need a Creed Speaking judge regardless. No experience needed. If you are interested in joining the Advisory Committee or judging the Creed Speaking Contest, please contact Dylan Rose: drose@pawneeschool.org or 970-895-2222
over 3 years ago, Mr. Rose
Students are bending glass tubing in chemistry!
over 3 years ago, Bret Robinson
glass viscosity lab
1st Graders have learned about the American Flag and the Colorado Flag. They colored flags to display in the hall.
over 3 years ago, Christie Girmus
Hall display of Flags
The preschoolers are learning to recognize the letters in the alphabet.
over 3 years ago, Tina Pembroke
Judah circled the letter B.
Kasey circled a letter.
Wyatt circled a letter.
Jett stretched to circle the letter a.
The kindergarten class worked in their journals and drew a picture of their favorite part of the dinosaur book we read.
over 3 years ago, Tina Pembroke
Tyler drew her dinosaur sliding.
Maverik drew her dinosaur with a loose tooth.
dinosaur book we read
Rachel drew her dinosaur on the slide.
Notice: Playing football this fall is back on the table. Once again CHSAA and the Governor’s Covid Task Force are working on protocols that may allow us to play football this fall. With this decision forthcoming, hopefully tomorrow or Wednesday, we will not have trap shooting practice this week. If CHSAA and the Governor's office, and our local school board approve football this fall we will move our trap league to the spring as it has been in the past. We will begin football practice next Monday the 21st of September for both junior high and high school.
over 3 years ago, John Foster
Creative spelling practice with pipe cleaners!!
over 3 years ago, Brittany Knight
ate
race
line
grape
The kindergarten students are working hard to identify and write the letters of the alphabet correctly. Nice job class!
over 3 years ago, Tina Pembroke
Maverik is carefully writing the letter G.
Rachel is looking for the lowercase E.
Tyler did a great job of writing the upper and lowecase D.
2nd and 3rd grade are planning on a bright year!
over 3 years ago, Brittany Knight
setting goals
setting goals
setting goals
setting goals
2nd and 3rd Grade are planning on a bright year!
over 3 years ago, Brittany Knight
setting goals
setting goals
setting goals
setting goals
Coronavirus Screening Questionnaire for Students and Staff Have you traveled outside of your home to another state or countries in the last 30 days? Have you been in close contact (closer than 6 feet for greater than 15 minutes) with an individual who has traveled outside of our area? Have you been in close contact with an individual who has had any of these symptoms or have you had any of these symptoms in the last 14 days? o Fever over 100.4 degrees or chills o Persistent cough o Shortness of breath/difficulty in breathing o Fatigue o New loss of taste or smell o Sore throat o Muscle or body aches o Congestion or runny nose o Nausea or vomiting o Diarrhea o Headaches If yes to any of these symptoms, how long have you had them and have you seen a doctor or been diagnosed? Please let the school know by calling the office at 895-2222 if your student shows any of these symptoms before sending them to school. Remember health screenings for Coronavirus and other infectious sickness start at home. Please help us minimize risk!
almost 4 years ago, Bret Robinson
Welcome back to the families of Pawnee School! We are all looking forward to a great year! This has been one of the most interesting times we have had for our school, community, and as a Nation. Some of us have not seen each other in person since last March when the pandemic changed so many things for us all. We hope this summer has been both refreshing and productive for all of you, and some of your life has gotten back to normal! Summer staff have been working hard up at the school to prepare for the new academic year by cleaning, ordering supplies, and doing routine summer repairs. We are excited about some of the safety improvements made to your school so we can resume in-person learning. We will be following the calendar published last April with a couple minor modifications. Please see our website or Pawnee App for the latest updates regarding starting school; including relaxation of current COVID rules as some of them are set to expire soon. The board makes the final decisions regarding how these rules affect the district. I know the one many of you are watching is the mask order. If you have a high school student and would like to review or change their schedule, plan on stopping by and spending some time with me in the afternoon of August 13th. You can also call the office and make an appointment for an earlier day. Schedule changes are also possible the first week of class. Screening for symptoms of COVID should start at home. This will help the district keep all the students and staff safe and keep us in school. If your student is sick for any reason, please keep them at home. At this time “Back to School Night” will be postponed due to restrictions and complications in staying in compliance with the current COVID rules. We plan to have a back to school celebration once some of the restrictions are lifted and we can all really enjoy the evening! Thanks, Bret Robinson, Supt.
almost 4 years ago, Bret Robinson
CHSAA just released their approved calendar for sports and activities. They have delayed most fall sports including football and volleyball until spring. Please reference the article posted on the chsaanow website. We will keep you posted as we move forward.
almost 4 years ago, John Foster
Please help us celebrate Graduation and 8th Grade Continuation on Sunday July 12! See the Calendar tab and News tab for details!
almost 4 years ago, Bret Robinson
Congratulations to Erin Ellis! Erin won 1st Place at the 2020 FBLA State Leadership Conference in the Public Speaking Event! This was held virtually and qualifies her for the National Level FBLA event to be held next week.
almost 4 years ago, Bret Robinson
almost 4 years ago, Pawnee School