Prairie City 3rd and 4th grade parents with students involved in the after school volleyball. Practice is cancelled for tomorrow, Monday, due to some coach sicknesses. Will start with normal practice happening on Wednesday. Thank you for your understanding.
Kindergarten did a five-cube STEM challenge today.
Mr. Lopez's Digital Media Class did their best Andy Warhol Impression using Adobe Photoshop. Artists include:
Addisen Saul (Milk)
Riley Davis (Flower)
Trevor Duvall (Football)
Aiden Andrew (Steel Wool)
Update to middle school volleyball tomorrow. There will only be A and B matches in the morning starting at 10 verse North Powder. There will be A,B,C matches starting at 4 verse Cove. Thank you.
Panther Volleyball Highlighted player of the week: #20 Rylee Workman #tbmmedia #Prairiecity #panthers
Kydalin's Dig Pink Game next Friday as part of her senior project. Come out and support! Thank you
The First-grade class made homemade applesauce in their room!
Just a reminder that your 5th and 6th graders playing football have a game tomorrow in Adrian. They need to be at the bus by the old gym before 7:30am on Saturday September 28. Please have your player there before 7:30. Thank you.
Susie Combs has received the Grant County Crystal Apple award. This is her 39th year at PCSD.
She is the heart and soul of our school.
5th grade made watercolor sunflowers to welcome fall this week!
Highlighted Player of the Week #1 Savannah Watterson
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Highlighted Player of the Week. #1 Carter Watterson.
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Mrs. Bauman's 4th grade class did some flower dissections.
Mr. Lopez's Digital Media Class finished their first projects. Students had to build a BLT sandwich using picture layers. Great Work Gang. Colby Anderton, Mason Teel, Addisen Saul, Riley Davis, and Trevor Duvall are Featured.
1st and 2nd Grade Volleyball!
3/4 grade youth volleyball. Please contact the info attached by the end of the week. Thank you
Your presence matters!
Highlighted Player of the week.
#10 J.W. Haskins
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Pay to play message update. The wording was a little incorrect. Prairie City School will never hold an athlete out of participating in a sport due to lack of pay to play payment. This is just a friendly reminder that every dollar from these fees is put back into the programs for supplies and travel. Thank you for your support of our school and it's athletic teams.