Celebrating kindness with the PCHS Volleyball Team.
Outstanding work by 8th grader Lydia in Mr. Curry's Art class. They are working on 1 point perspective from a bird's eye view.
We celebrated kindness today. Every student caught doing an act of kindness, received a heart that went into a drawing. We drew two kindness hearts per grade level today. The high school cheerleaders even did a cheer for each student drawn.
Check out these super smart Mathfact masters! They knew all of our special math facts quickly. Way to go kiddos!
Mr. Heuser and his VIP welcomed Pumas with treats and a sign to tell what they are thankful for. Thankful to be a Puma!!
If you missed the play last night at PCHS, make sure you come out tonight at 7 or tomorrow night at 7 to see this wonderful performance!
Senior Spotlight: Megan Wasilewski
Great way Mrs. Ibarra got to know her story students at the beginning of the year with 4-5 things that they like and I stop by and read 1 or 2 when I'm in that hallway.
Our music classes really enjoyed going to Chicago yesterday!
We had a great time with singer/songwriter, Jim Gill! We were glad to see all of our families join us for such a fun night!
Congratulations to the 7th Grade Lady Pumas on their Regional Championship. Congratulations to Anni Judd who received the IESA Sportsmanship award for our team.
Mrs. Harris and her ag construction classes partnered with our preschool students to work on a fun project!
US History, Reading, Science, Math - all sorts of learning across PCJH this morning!
Students and staff across the District celebrated veterans and active military members this week - thank you for your service and Happy Veterans Day!
Way to go Mathfact Masters!! They have been working hard at knowing their math facts.
PC #535: PCHS is presenting "Arsenic and Old Lace" next week. Contact the school at (815)882-2800 ext. 4 for tickets.
Senior Spotlight: Brock Boedigheimer
Reminder: PCJH Veterans Day Assembly Friday, November 10, 2023 @2:15pm Veterans and Family members can gather for refreshments at 1:30 in the cafeteria. Please and invite any Veteran and their spouse/guest and any current military members and their spouse/guest to the ceremony.
Research shows that reading aloud to children is a critical piece to learning. Even at the elementary level, students continue to strengthen their vocabulary, build background knowledge, and nurture a love for reading. Reading aloud to children helps them use their imagination to explore people, places, times and events beyond their own experiences. It also provides a springboard to meaningful discussions about different topics which can further develop a child's critical thinking skills.
In recognition of National School Psychologists Week, thank you to Mrs. Es Harris for all you do for our students and schools!