🔥🏓Tiny paddles, huge attitudes. PJHS students are serving up fierce Pickleball battles and major court confidence ! 🔥
🙃Guess what PJHS staff did for the 67th day of school? 👀Teachers planned a whole 6–7 themed surprise — wearing 6–7 gear, running 6–7 activities and trivia, and greeting students with a playful 6–7 shoutout. The students’ reactions? Loud moans, big groans, and epic eyerolls! 😂🙃😅
🚀🌕🔭 PJHS students exploring the cosmos by naming and designing their own planets — from glowing gas giants to tiny moon‑covered worlds. 🌍✨
👵💡Did someone say math...and fun? 🎉Greedy Granny is making PJHS 6th grade students “wake up” to math as they play! The more problems they solve, the better their chances to wake up Granny! 🧠👵
PJHS 6th, 7th, & 8th Art students today explored IPads & the Procreate app. They're drawing digitally on tablets! They customized their own radial balanced snowflakes with individual unique colors. Way to go! Keep up the creativity! #Art🎨 #Panthers🐾🐈⬛
🏀📣PJHS Girls Basketball gave it their all this season. They poured in heart, hustle, and teamwork until the final buzzer. 🏀💪
🎶🎵 PJHS 6th grade students are having a blast learning rhythm and notes on the recorder! 🎶🎵
PJHS Picture Retakes will be tomorrow, December 10th. You can order online using the Picture Day ID: EVTSGQQKB
🎁🎄PJHS is buzzing with holiday cheer! From door decorating and holiday projects, to gingerbread house building, PJHS students are getting into the holiday spirit!🎄✨
Hope you can all join us as we present our "Sounds of the Season" concert!
🎨What's happening in the Crafts classroom?🎨 PHS Art students are customizing tote bags from painting to custom hand-drawn to heat iron-on vinyling these. Artists are creative beings. Keep up the good work! #GoPanthers🐾🐈⬛ #Art🎨
Congratulations to our Junior High and High School ILMEA District Musicians! After a rigorous video audition process, the following band and choir students participated in the District V festival concerts on Saturday November 22 at Eastern Illinois University. Playing in the Junior Band were: Calliope Ballew (Clarinet), Hallond Manuel (Clarinet); Chance Lucas (Trombone); Treyson Presnell (Trumpet), and Silas Anderson (Clarinet). Selected for the Senior Orchestra were Spencer Peters and Milo Martell, both on French Horn. Participating in the Senior Treble Chorus was Maisen Virden. Finally, Alyssa Pieper (Clarinet) and Brynlee Tipsword (Trumpet) played in the Senior Concert Band. It was a wonderful day of music-making under the direction of esteemed guest conductors. Congratulations to our 2025 Pana Music Department ILMEA District 5 Musicians!
When it's snowing, why not make some snow angels in Anatomy & Physiology?
Come celebrate the holiday season with the Pana Music Department!
Mrs Chase's Guitar Techniques Class loved playing the complex chords of "Wonderwall" by Oasis! Enjoy! https://youtu.be/MV7hJABUUJg?si=rygTzJwwWO9iELCI
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 Illinois State Scholars! These seven seniors were recognized based on their outstanding academic achievement in their GPA and ACT scores.
Pictured from Left to Right: Toby H., Parker M., Jaclyn S., Gwenyth C., Jaycie F., Brianna M., Addison B.
Pictured from Left to Right: Toby H., Parker M., Jaclyn S., Gwenyth C., Jaycie F., Brianna M., Addison B.
Three senior members of the PHS volleyball team competed the weekend before Thanksgiving in the Bird Cage Classic All-Star game hosted by Warrensburg-Latham High School. The Pana players were chosen by area coaches and represented the South Team at the contest. Representing Pana were Kennedy Bowker, Reagan McGlauchlen, and Katie Vaughn.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the high school volleyball and football teams raised money for the Pana Community Hospital's Breast Cancer Services Department. Donations were taken at the door to the Pana vs. Greenville volleyball match and at the gate for the Pana vs. North Mac football game. T-shirts were sold for each of the games and the proceeds went directly to the donations for PCH. Pictured with members from the Pana Community Hospital are senior members of the volleyball and football teams. The teams raised $1,205.00 with the help of the community.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the high school volleyball and football teams raised money for the Pana Community Hospital's Breast Cancer Services Department. Donations were taken at the door to the Pana vs. Greenville volleyball match and at the gate for the Pana vs. North Mac football game. T-shirts were sold for each of the games and the proceeds went directly to the donations for PCH. Pictured with members from the Pana Community Hospital are senior members of the volleyball and football teams. The teams raised $1,205.00 with the help of the community.
Kennedy Bowker signs with John A. Logan to play softball next year.
Congratulations Kennedy!
Congratulations Kennedy!
