Parents, please visit the News section of our page to find details about next week's Spring Concert happening on Tuesday at 6pm! Also, if you'd like to set up a Parent-Conference with me or would like an update on your student's progress, please send me an email at jleclerc@pawneeschool.org to have that arranged. On Friday I have appointments from 11 to 1, but I'm free to be contacted anytime before and after. Looking forward to hearing from you!
over 5 years ago, Mr. Joey LeClerc
A big Thank You to the FFA for spending some time teaching us about the agriculture industry!
over 5 years ago, Brittany Knight
changing a tire
changing a tire
The fourth grade designing and trying out their force and motion games.
over 5 years ago, Carla Nussbaum
a lever game
a game using static electricity
Fourth grade SUPER spellers!
over 5 years ago, Carla Nussbaum
4th grade spellers
Please note that the Junior High Volleyball game against Briggsdale has been moved from Thursday, March 18th to Tuesday, March 30th at 4:00p.m.
over 5 years ago, Morgan Johnston
Volleyball and  Net
Please see the Live Feed to view attached COVID Protocols for tomorrow's Junior High Volleyball game against Weldona.
over 5 years ago, Morgan Johnston
Weldona Jr. High Volleyball COVID Protocols
Please follow the link below to watch the Junior High Volleyball game against Weldona on March 9th, starting at 4 P.M. https://www.facebook.com/Weldon-Valley-HS-Athletics-363266704213126/?view_public_for=363266704213126
over 5 years ago, Morgan Johnston
We played several fun games this week during our lunch recess.
over 5 years ago, Tina Pembroke
Tyler playing line tag.
Rachel playing Bingo.
Maverik playing line tag.
The kindergartners and preschoolers enjoyed dressing up as community workers.
over 5 years ago, Tina Pembroke
Community workers
The kindergarten girls had a great week and enjoyed dressing up for Spirit Week!
over 5 years ago, Tina Pembroke
Dress up on Monday.
Dress up on Wednesday.
Updates for the upcoming volleyball game against Peetz!
over 5 years ago, Morgan Johnston
Peetz School Facility Plan
More cultures and traditions of Native Americans. The fourth grade exploring cultures and probability through a Native American stick game.
over 5 years ago, Carla Nussbaum
playing stick game
playing stick game
The fourth grade exploring cultures and traditions of Native Americans. They enjoyed deciding on their “spirit animal” and designing a Native American shield.
over 5 years ago, Carla Nussbaum
working on our shields
working on our shields
working on our shields
our finished shoelds
1st Graders have their door decorated for Spirit Week!
over 5 years ago, Christie Girmus
door decoration
Elementary students having fun playing PacMan Line Tag during Spirit Week!
over 5 years ago, Christie Girmus
Pac Man
line tag
fun
1st Graders had fun decorating the Senior's lockers this morning!
over 5 years ago, Christie Girmus
Locker fun
Jr. High and High School students having fun playing Pac Man Line Tag during lunch.
over 5 years ago, Christie Girmus
Pac Man
line tag
fun
run
Pawnee is looking for qualified applicants for a bookkeeping position. See the website link for employment opportunities for details.
over 5 years ago, Bret Robinson
Pawnee Adds new specialist to the staff! Becky Lauridsen is our new Onsite Supporter for Pawnee students and staff. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and the Founder of IOME, Mrs. Becky is an advocate for mental health, self-care, and overall wellness. As part of the Pawnee support services, Mrs. Becky will be providing enrichment activities and support through group and individual consultation directly to the Pawnee students on Thursdays throughout the duration of the school year. Individual counseling support is available on an as-needed basis which will be accompanied by a parent/guardian permission form. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to her directly at becky@iowemenow.com. She welcomes any communication. Welcome Mrs. Becky!
over 5 years ago, Bret Robinson
IOME Contact
FYI-LOCKOUT (Secure The Perimeter) VS. LOCKDOWN- Recently we initiated a LOCKOUT when some strange activity in the area was reported to us. To prevent confusion and unnecessary escalation of critical events, LOCKOUT terminology will be replaced with SECURE. According to the Standard Response Protocol used by the district the differentiation between Secure and Lockdown is a critical element. Secure recovers people from outside the building, secures the building perimeter and locks all exterior doors. This would be implemented when there is a threat or hazard outside of the building. Criminal activity, dangerous events in the community, or even a vicious dog on the playground would be examples of a Secure response. While the Secure response encourages greater staff situational awareness, it allows for educational practices to continue with little classroom interruption or distraction. Lockdown is a classroom-based protocol that requires locking the classroom door, turning off the lights and placing students out of sight of any corridor windows. Student action during Lockdown is to remain quiet. Be aware that situations can change quickly. Depending on what’s happening, a Lockdown might change to a Secure condition, or the Secure condition can evolve to Lockdown. For additional information please contact the school, and thank you for your support!
over 5 years ago, Bret Robinson