Click the link for news on this year's Veterans Day Assembly.
https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/336227?org=pawnee-re12
The Senior class invites you to purchase Pawnee Spirit Wear. All ordering can be done online by following the link below. The Seniors appreciate your support of their class and Pawnee School.
https://pawnee2020spiritwear.itemorder.com
Crazy Hair Day for Red Ribbon Week!
The fourth graders perfecting their candy launchers in 4th grade science.
Clay Target team schedule - We will shoot on Thursday, October 29th. Due to the time change, we will shoot one round on Tuesday, November 3rd and one round on Tuesday, November 10th. This will complete our season. These dates are subject to change due to weather. Thank you.
The junior high football game with Weldon Valley tomorrow ( October 27th) has been postponed.
Annual Halloween Parade
Snow Day – Due to heavy snow and dangerous road conditions, Pawnee School will be closed tomorrow, October 26th. Stay safe out there!
I'm so proud of how hard 2nd and 3rd grade worked at home over the last week, and how they just jumped right back into the school routine!
Due to the weather conditions, today's clay target team practice will be postponed.
Attention! Tonight's high school boys basketball shooting practice has been cancelled. We will start Wednesday, October 28th.
Reminder! High school boys will have basketball shooting practice today from 4-5!
The Board meeting scheduled for tonight will be virtual. Bret Robinson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
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Time: Oct 20, 2020 07:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
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Student Council is Sponsoring Red Ribbon Week October 26th-29th! Please join in the fun!
Student council would like everyone to dress up for our first Pawnee Pride Day on Thursday, October 22!
School Resumes in-person classes Wednesday morning October 21st as planned! The district is anxious to get all of you back! See you soon.
The Colorado FFA Foundation is hosting their annual Meat & Greet event, this year virtually, on November 12th at 6pm. The event will include a guided cooking experience with Executive Chef Jason Morse. The Main Course (Strip Chateaubriand), seasonings, wine, and swag are shipped to your door before the event. Young entrepreneurs enrolled in FFA will give a “Shark Tank” style pitch seeking “investors and supporters” and you will have the opportunity to help FFA members across Colorado by supporting Colorado FFA Foundation and its mission.
For more information on how you can participate, how the program will be run, or to purchase tickets, visit http://coloradoffafoundation.org/meatandgreet/
Twin Pack Sponsorship cost is $120 and includes the main course and admittance for two as well as wine, seasonings, & swag.
Party Pack Sponsorship cost is $800 and includes the main course and admittance for eight as well as wine, seasonings, & swag with each twin pack. The Party Pack Sponsorship also includes Branding and Recognition before, during, and after the event, and an invitation to participate in the sneak preview experience one week before the actual event.
At-Home Learning Plans-
As most of you know from the postings that went out last night the district has a positive COVID-19 case and will need to quarantine for a period of time for the safety of our students and staff. The district involved the County Health Department in making the best decision for all involved, and although the exposure was very limited please watch your students for any signs of COVID, get them tested if necessary, and please let the district know if we have any additional cases. The district has done a great job at keeping things disinfected, and encouraged all the recommended procedures for preventing spread. This should help us return to school as early as possible, and we will continue these efforts to prevent outbreaks. Isolated cases are going to happen.
Teachers may have contacted you last night or today regarding assignments to be done at home, which will begin tomorrow the 14th.
We have some things really working in our favor, and I hope you can look for the positives and get through this brief quarantine period.
Tomorrow, Wednesday the 14th, between 2 and 4pm we will open the school for materials pickup by students and parents, and we will also run the bus routes with assignments at this time for those who normally ride the bus. There will be just the ONE pickup and delivery scheduled tomorrow afternoon. Students will receive 1 weeks’ worth of work. If there are no other infections, then all completed work comes back with students when they return to in-person instruction on October 21st.
At this time there are no changes to the conferences schedule. Conferences will be scheduled by phone or virtually for Friday the 23rd.
Concerning end of quarter. Our scheduled end of quarter is in the middle of our quarantine period, so we will do end of quarter grades based on progress as of last Thursday the 8th, so the next quarter will begin with the COVID time out, and we will absorb those grades when we all return.
Thanks, Bret Robinson, Supt.
Mandatory Quarantine
In person school will be closed until further notice. A staff member has tested positive for Covid-19. We will begin at home learning soon. Please keep a close eye on the website for updates. We will send out more information as it becomes available.
Our first junior high football game at Prairie ended in a loss but the boys showed a great deal of improvement. Next game this Friday at Peetz, 4 p.m. start.
Pumpkin Day fun
More Pumpkin Pictures
Pumpkin Day
More Pumpkin Day Photos
Starting Wednesday, October 14th we will hold high school boys basketball shooting practice from 4-5 in the gym!
Student Council News
The Student Council has a lot of things going on this month!
-We have started Baskets at Lunch. When students in grades 6th-12th finish eating on Mondays they can go to the gym to shoot hoops.
-On Thursday 10/15 we are starting Pawnee Pride Days. Every Thursday students are encourage to wear Pawnee gear, or red and black clothing to show their school pride! This will continue every Thursday.
-We are having Red Ribbon Week 10/26-10/29. This will include an assembly and dress up days.
-We will have our annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest 10/26-10/29
Information about the events will be coming home with students. If you have any questions you may contact Mrs. Girmus
The clay target team continues to practice and improve. Our first week Chase Mowery was the top shooter breaking 47 out of 50 targets with a 25 out of 25 in the first flight. At yesterdays shoot Mayson Cacciola was the top shooter breaking 48 out of 50 targets also shooting 25 out of 25 in the first flight.
Prairie has sent the following Covid 19 guidelines for our junior high game, Thursday October 8th.
What to expect for the Prairie vs. Pawnee Junior High Game on Thursday, Oct. 8th.
Prairie is adhering to the requirements and mandates delegated by CHSAA.
There will be no concessions.
Restrooms
Visitor spectators will have access to restrooms through the northeast doors of the building, signs will help direct the way.
Home spectators will have access to the restrooms through the main entrance, using the restrooms in the main hallway.
Please have your athletes dressed upon arrival, as no locker rooms will be available.
Please bring your team bus into the field area and park on the east side of the football field on the track.
Players are encouraged to bring individual water bottles, however, small water bottles will be provided.
Hand sanitizer will be accessible for players and coaches.
Pumpkin Field Trip Day
More Pumpkin Field Trip Day fun!
We had a lot of fun at Pumpkin Field Trip Day! Eating outside, counting seeds, measuring and weighing pumpkins! We also made a pumpkin erupt!
The preschoolers are working on making patterns. Good job preschoolers!
The kindergarten students had a great time last Thursday as they enjoyed all the activities for pumpkin day!
Pumpkin day was a blast! We enjoyed a beautiful day outside with a picnic, ice cream, and lots of pumpkin science!
Clay Target Season has begun.
2nd and 3rd Grade are busy learning about animals from our story this week.
The junior high football game scheduled for this Thursday, October 1st against Fleming has been cancelled.
The fourth graders enjoying learning more about the Middle Ages and designing their own coat of arms.
The Jr. High and High School had a little fun after lunch teaching each other line dances!
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
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.
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
Students are bending glass tubing in chemistry!
1st Graders have learned about the American Flag and the Colorado Flag. They colored flags to display in the hall.
The preschoolers are learning to recognize the letters in the alphabet.
The kindergarten class worked in their journals and drew a picture of their favorite part of the dinosaur book we read.
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.
Creative spelling practice with pipe cleaners!!
The kindergarten students are working hard to identify and write the letters of the alphabet correctly. Nice job class!
2nd and 3rd grade are planning on a bright year!
2nd and 3rd Grade are planning on a bright year!
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!
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.
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.
Please help us celebrate Graduation and 8th Grade Continuation on Sunday July 12!
See the Calendar tab and News tab for details!
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.
Upated News Article
https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/206135?org=pawnee-re12
Employment Opportunities for Pawnee School:
https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/browse/88716
Some awesome projects happening during at-home schooling!
Summer Reading Adventure - The High Plains Library is hosting a virtual reading adventure. For more information please visit www.mylibrary.us/sra for more information.
FFA Live Stock show is Cancelled
The Freshman and Sophomore classes have done a great job getting all their chocolate sold under some tough circumstances. We have only one full box left and it is available for $45 (usually $60). Please contact Bethany if you're interested.
The Pawnee School District would like to express sincere thanks to Kory Fenton from Leeward Renewable Energy, with facilitation from Board President Kevin Hahn, for the donation of 9 Dell Chromebooks. This made it possible for the online portion of the district at-home learning program to be extended to the 5th and 6th grades. THANK YOU!
Please check the News article for updated information about At-Home Learning.
https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/206135?org=pawnee-re12
As a fun assignment for the 8th graders, I let them make math related memes! Here are a few funny ones!
High School Math, Desmos Art Projects
The HS math students tried their hand at art using a graphing calculator! Check out their awesome work! I've submitted the entries; some of them might win money!
High School Desmos Art Project.
Even one of my Algebra 1 students tried the DAP!
Each one of the submissions have been entered and we will wait and see if any of our Pawnee Students placed!
Updated information for At-Home learning
https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/206135?org=pawnee-re12
Some of the preschoolers and kindergarteners would like to share pictures of themselves and their plants they are growing as part of our science unit. This has been a big hit with both classes.
Bookmobile news- Please return all Bookmobile materials to the school for pickup by the Bookmobile. We have extended the due date to May 15th for all Bookmobile materials and have removed all blocks on student accounts, so that you can access their digital resources. If students, teachers, or parents need assistance in accessing these digital resources, please contact them at 888-861-7323 or visit their website at www.mylibrary.us. If parents are unable to find or return books, give the Bookmobile a call at the Virtual Library (888-861-7323) or email them, and they will work with you to extend the due dates.
Parents of 5th and 6th graders have the option of checking out Chromebooks for their students.
All students using district Chromebooks should remember to take good care of this equipment as the same device will be checked out to you again next year.
The third graders practiced fractions and made their own trail mix snacks to enjoy at home. Try them out!
1/3 cup Marshmallows
1/3 cup Almonds
1/3 cup Cheetos
Or
1/2 cup circus animal crackers
1/4 cup chocolate chips
1/2 cup plain animal crackers
Or
1/3 cup chocolate chips
1/4 cup M&Ms
1/2 cup tiny marshmallows
1 cup pretzels
Good Work!
Thanks goes out to all the families that are establishing a routine to support the at-home education plan that Pawnee has in place. Assignments are coming in and going out well for the most part. If you need support please call the school or email your teachers directly. Hang in there!
The kindergarteners and preschoolers planted flower and green bean seeds at home as part of the classroom science project. I will post pictures periodically to show how the plants are doing. I just found out one of my students has a green thumb!
A BIG thank you to all the students and parents working so hard on schoolwork at home!
Parents and students; as you finish up your first week of assignments it is our hope that you have worked hard, and established a routine and learning environment. Remember that these assignments need to be ready for the bus or office turn-in Monday when you will also get assignments for the next week. As issues come up with your schoolwork, please let us know so we can help. This is new and different, but it is what we have to do for the time being. We miss you and look forward to seeing you soon!
Parents and students!
Today is the first day of your at-home learning. This is new for all of us and although I’m sure there will be some growing pains and adjustments as we go, we can all get through this together. We will have assignments ready for pickup and delivery as previously planned, and we recommend highly that you treat these assignments as you would anything else you bring into your house. The virus can live on most surfaces for 24 hrs. We are taking every precaution to not transmit the virus to you, so please do the same to protect your home. See the links to COVID-19 for more details on the spread of the virus.
We suggest you get on a set schedule for your at-home education. Get up in the morning and develop a routine to do a set amount of time at a designated quiet place where you can concentrate and work until you are finished. Don’t put off getting your assignments done or let them pile up.
Also, we have an update for those of you who are taking advantage of our food program or would like to. It is for all students and it is pretty good! On Mondays you can get 3 days’ worth at the Pawnee School from 11:15 to 12:15, and on Thursdays you can get 4 days’ worth at the Hereford Park or at the Pawnee School from 11:15 to 12:15. If you can’t make the Monday or Thursday deliveries please call the school office to make special arrangements at 970-895-2222.
Thanks, stay safe, and DON’T FORGET TO DO YOUR HOMEWORK!
Mr. Robinson
Update 4-1-2020
Earlier this afternoon in a press conference, Governor Polis extended social distancing and stay at home orders to April 30th. This includes all in person education so expect to return to school after that declaration expires (or gets extended again). Hope to see all of you soon!
Google Classrooms have been created for JH and HS Music Classes! Have your student sign into classroom.google.com with their @pawneeschools.org email. click the + and join the following classes by entering the following codes:
6th: hsxrk6z
7th: iz7obxy
8th: c6r2acq
HS: e4norbl
Parents of 5th-12th grade students, please visit the following link and take the survey to help us determine what resources are available for each student.
https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/page/jr-high-high-home-tech-capabilities-survey
Please see the updated news article for the District:
https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/206135?org=pawnee-re12
If you need a helping hand during this time, please check out this link: https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/220279?org=pawnee-re12
If you have a student at Pawnee School, you will be contacted starting next week regarding how we will proceed with the at home educational needs of your student. If you have questions or need help please contact the office during the new hours of 9AM -3PM
We are offering grab and go lunches for Pawnee School students beginning on March 26th. You can pick lunches up at the front of the school from 11:15—12:15 or at the Hereford Park from 11:15—12:15. If you have any questions please call the office between 9:00—3:00 Mon-Thurs.
Please see the updated news article for the District: https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/206135?org=pawnee-re12
The High Plains Library District will be closed until April 9th. All due dates have been extended. Please keep all materials until the Library is opened. Thank you!
In our efforts to keep our students, staff and families informed with the latest information on COVID-19, please use this page as a reference for District communications regarding COVID-19 and other helpful resources.https://www.pawneeschool.org/article/206135?org=pawnee-re12
Pawnee will be closed March 17 through March 23. We have made the decision to extend our spring break with the guidance of Weld County in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Currently, there have been no cases reported to Pawnee School District.
Solo and Ensemble Concert
Solo and Ensemble Concert
Solo and Ensemble Concert
The Junior and Senior classes are selling Coyote spirit gear. This sale ends March 31st so order now. Follow this link. https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com
Student Council Western Themed Read-A-Thon
Student Council Western Themed Read-A-Thon
Student Council Western Themed Read-A-Thon
Rootin' Tootin' Read-a-Thon
Kindergarten through 5th Grade students will be enjoying a read-a-thon Thursday 3/5/20 from 1pm to 3:30pm. It has a western theme with activities and favorite books being read by the Student Council members. All students are encouraged to dress up in their Western attire and come join the fun!
3rd and 4th grade music students did so well today performing for each other in anticipation for the Spring Solo & Small Ensemble Concert next Wednesday, March 11th! Swing by the Gymatorium after lunch (12:15pm) to hear what they and the rest of the music department have been working on!
Parent/Teacher Conferences will be to March 13, 2020 from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Please contact Mrs. Marlow at 970-895-2222 or rmarlow@pawneeschool.org to set up a time to speak with your Junior High or High School student’s teachers. Thank you.
The kindergarten students had a super 100th day!
March Newsletter: https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/browse/88700
Pawnee School District is looking for qualified people to fill the HS Boys Varsity Football Head and Assistant Coach and HS Boys Varisity Basketball Head and Assistant Coach. For more information please select the link:https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/browse/88716
The 7th grade business class worked on their community service skills by reading to the kindergarten and preschool students.
Here's some more student projects that will be featured in the auction at the Grover FFA Oyster Fry on Saturday the 22nd! Two sets of corn-hole boards created by Emily Johnson & a ladder golf set created by Wyatt Schnug.
Students working hard at the spelling bee! Although none made the oral round we still had a blast!!
5th Grade Math students Classifying Two-Dimensional Figures
Box Tops are due February 20th by 4:00 pm
Third and fourth graders getting ready to enjoy the IMAX theater at the Denver Science Museum and learning about space at the museum, as well.
1st & 2nd Graders using the globe to find the Continents and Oceans
We are having technical difficulties with our phone system. If you cannot get through, please email us info@pawneeschool.org. Thank you for your patience.
Don't forget to check out our new app! You can find it on the Apple store or Google Play under Pawnee Coyotes.
Basketball pictures will be taken tomorrow at 11:20. Please make sure that your athletes have their uniforms at school.
Monthly Newsletter: https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/browse/88700
The Knowledge Bowl Teams had their first competition in Fleming today! While they weren’t able to place, each team did GREAT work and is ready to take on the Regional competition in a couple weeks. 🔥 Go Coyotes!
Who can jump the farthest? 2nd and 3rd graders measured and graphed how far students and Mr. LeMaster could broad jump!
The kindergarten students enjoyed learning about hibernation and listening to the story called Time to Sleep. Then they made their own bear dens.
FFA Members will be working at the entrance of Farm Show in Greeley on Thursday. Members will wear Official Dress and will be leaving the school at 7:30 am.
REMEMBER: TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER YOUR COYOTE GEAR ONLINE. Support the Junior and Senior classes and show your school pride by purchasing some Pawnee Coyote gear. Please follow this link to order https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com/
Employment opportunities at Pawnee School: https://www.pawneeschool.org/o/pawnee-re12/browse/88716
2nd and 3rd grade are having a blast practicing measurement. We are 71 cm taller than an Albertasuarus, but 2m 29cm shorter than a T-Rex!!!
Spelling Bee finals tomorrow @12:15 in the gym. Come and support our Spelling Bee finalists.
In addition to Pawnee apparel the Juniors and Seniors have added a nice stadium seat to the selection of clothes available for sale at https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com/ sale ends on Sunday the 26th of January.
The Junior and Senior classes are now selling Pawnee School apparel. Please follow this link https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com/ to order. Items will be on sale until January 26th 2020. Or contact a Junior or Senior to order. Thank You for your support.
This Wednesday, January 22, 2020, FFA members will be visiting the National Western Stock Show and attending the rodeo.
Next Thursday, January 30, Grover FFA members will be working the entrance at Farm Show in Greeley.
Thursday, January 30th, Grover FFA members will be working the entrance booth at Farm Show in Greeley.
Jr. High basketball @Fleming games @ 9 a.m. bus will leave @ 6:30 a.m. please have your athlete at the school by 6:20 a.m.
The Junior and Senior classes are now selling Pawnee School apparel. Please follow this link https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com/ to order. Items will be on sale until January 26th 2020. Or contact a Junior or Senior to order. Thank You for your support.
JH tournament on 1/18/2020 at Fleming will have breakfast burritos, Sam & Louie's Pizza, and a concession stand throughout the day.
The girl's basketball tournament for Saturday, January 18 was cancelled.
Junior Basketball Tournament is Saturday @Fleming. Our A and B teams with play in the first games starting at 9:00 A.M. See attached photo for bracket. Come support the Coyotes.
Wednesday January 22nd, the Grover FFA will be attending the National Western Stock Show and Pro Rodeo. We will be absent for the whole day, please be sure to get work from your classes prior to Wednesday.
Coyotes fans: There will not be a concession stand tonight at the junior high game in Prairie tonight. There will be three games. The Jr/high Coyotes will play Weldon Valley at 4 P.M. at Pawnee Tuesday the 14th there will be 3 games.
The Junior and Senior classes are now selling Pawnee School apparel. Please follow this link https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com/ to order. Items will be on sale until January 26th 2020. Or contact a Junior or Senior to order. Thank You for your support.
3rd and 4th grade studying owls and other raptors.
Grover FFA members are hard at work preparing for the 49th Annual Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry and Labor Auction happening Saturday, February 22nd. Dinner and the Silent Auction start at 6pm with the Live Auction to follow at approximately 7pm.
6th Grade Math students are busy exploring Surface Area and Nets using Magna Tiles and folded paper shapes.
Next Saturday the 18th of January the junior high league tournament will be held @ Fleming. Future posts will alert you to game times for our teams. Go Coyotes!!!
Junior High basketball will play @ Prairie Monday January 13th at 4 P.M. There will be 3 games. Tuesday January 14th we will host Weldon Valley @ 4 P.M. There will be three games. Come support the Junior High Coyotes.
Junior High Basketball 4 P.M. Thursday the 9th of January vs. Fleming. Come support the Junior High Coyotes.
1st & 2nd Graders learning about Continents and Oceans during their maps & globes units.
The Junior and Senior classes are now selling Pawnee School apparel. Please follow this link https://pawneespiritwear201920.itemorder.com/ to order. Items will be on sale until January 26th 2020. Or contact a Junior or Senior to order. Thank You for your support.
Students and parents who need to access my class website, please use this link: https://sites.google.com/pawneeschool.org/mrrose/home
Ag Students who need to log visits to the Ag Farm, please use this link to access the form:
https://forms.gle/YA476ufjc7inyBwB7
Studying Mexico with “silver” ornaments and God’s eyes...
Our Winter concert is tomorrow night at 6:30! Students who are in the concert must be at the school no later than 5:45. K-4th grade students will meet in their classrooms. 5th grade and up students will meet in the band room.
Junior High Basketball will have voluntary practice after school tomorrow. 4 P.M. to 5 P.M.
Mayson Cacciola has created a metal Colorado flag. The work for this has been done by hand and without the aid of a CNC or robotic torch or plasma cutter. Mayson will be selling his sign in the live auction this February.
Junior High Basketball games today against Prairie at Pawnee starting at 4:00 P.M. Come support the Junior High Coyotes.
Fall Fundraiser orders are in! We will be sorting orders today so if you don't get your orders by the end of the week, please contact Laine Burke or Bethany Castleberry. The Freshman and Sophomore classes are grateful for your support!
8th Grade Christmas Cookies
Snowflakes and Symmetry!! Math is so much fun!
8th Grade Seminar
Geography Bee Finals tomorrow December 12 starting at 12:16 P.M. in the gym.
Junior High Basketball at 4:00 P.M. at Briggsdale. There will be 3 games. Come and support the Pawnee Junior High Coyotes.
1st & 2nd Grade learning about Christmas Traditions in Italy. The good witch La Befana comes on January 6th to delivery presents.
The Junior High basketball teams will have voluntary after school practice from 4 to 5 P.M. today.
Congratulations to the Junior High basketball teams. All three teams won their games against Weldon Valley last night.
Student Council Dinner before the Concert
The student council is having a Potato Bar Dinner before the concert on December 19th starting at 5 pm. We will be charging $5 for adults, $3 for kids 5-12 and under 5 are free.
Student Holiday Gift Exchange.
Students can participate in the holiday gift exchange happening on December 20th. We are doing this instead of Secret Santa for the Jr. & Sr. High School students. To participate they need to bring in a present for a girl (girls) or a boy (boys). The spending limit is $10.
Care to spread some cheer through that which you hear for this special time of year? 😄 Join us for some light-hearted caroling and the annual Tree Lighting this Wednesday the 11th at 5:30 in the park!
All FFA members should now have access to the Chapter Spreadsheet. Please remember all changes to the Donations Spreadsheet are tracked, and also that any of the changes you make update everyone's copy in real time.
Junior High Basketball Games. Monday December 9th at Weldon Valley. Game time is 4:00 p.m. There will be A, B, and C games. Thursday December 12th at Briggsdale. Game time is 4:00 p.m. There will be A, B, and C games.
2nd and 3rd Graders were busy disguising turkeys before Thanksgiving!
