Exploratory Ag has been working on projects in the woodshop. Last week they finished their flag projects. They got to choose how to decorate theirs once they were assembled.
We have a second project in the works, be keeping your eyes out for the next one!
Mrs. King’s class became chicken parents last week. They had a total of 15 eggs hatch! Thank you to the University of Illinois Extension Offie and our AG Lady, Rebecca Niemeier for providing the eggs.
Shout-out to these two boys for staying and helping clean up after the music concert last week! They helped move chairs and pack items up. We appreciate your help!
End of the year 8th grade Promotion and 6th & 7th grade Awards Day information.
Attention Parents/Guardians of Incoming Kindergarten students:
The form is now open to accept pre-registration screening. Please take a moment to fill out the form below (which can also be accessed on Washington School's homepage)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdh13OfnEkJVMHRr9mZCFOYbSbwW2TOmQ18CI0cFpiVGtZsWw/viewform
Mrs. Perry had Glow Day last week in 6th grade math. Students were up and moving as they work together to complete math stations. Mrs. Perry is always looking for ways to add some fun to her class!
Congratulations to our Students of the Month at PJHS. These students have demonstrated excellent behavior inside and outside the classroom. They are well-mannered and respectful to peers and teachers.
6th grade - Kallie Morgason and Brylen Speer
7th grade - Briley WIlhour and Payson Ashcraft
8th grade - Adrianne Perry and Nancy Presnell
PJHS will be hosting their annual Curriculum Fair on Tuesday, May 14th. Stop in to see student projects completed throughout the year.
Congraulations to the following Junior High Choir Students on receiving awards at their Sprimg Honors Concert on May 1: Johnathan Wade and Aleigha Lawrence, Outstanding 8th Graders; Bryor Dunn and Treyson Presnell, Outstanding 6th Graders, and Samantha Collins and Milo Martell, Outstanding 7th Graders. We are proud of your accomplishments!
Congratlations to the Class Of 2024 Music Seniors! we are so proud of Nicole Arkebauer, John Berns, Lexus Brilley, Abbey Cline, Phoenix Nance, Megan Scoles, Mya Smith and Emma Stephens. Congrsts and best wishes to you all!
Congratulations to the following High School Choir seniors on receiving awards at their senior night on May 1: Megan Scoles, Outstanding Musician in both Band and Choir Emma Stephens, Foundation Award and Pana Music Boosters Scholarship, Nicole Arkebuaer, Foundation Award, and Lexus Brilley, Outstanding Choir Member
John Berns, a Pana High School Senior, received the National School Choral Award and the John Phillip Sousa Band Award at the Pana High School Spring Honors Concert on May 1st, 2024. The National School Choral Award® is the highest honor for high school choral performers. It recognizes the dedication and musical achievement of the top choral students. The Sousa Award is the pinnacle of achievement in a high school band. Introduced in 1955 to honor the top student in the high school band, the John Philip Sousa Band Award® recognizes superior musicianship and outstanding dedication. Berns is humbled and thankful to have received both nationally recognized awards at his last concert at Pana Schools.
Reminder- Scholarship Banquet is tomorrow, May 6th in the Panther Den at 7pm!
Reminder to the community: Pana High School is hosting its blood drive TODAY, May 3rd from 9 am - 2 pm. This is open to students AND the public. Come out to PHS and help save lives!
Due to the amount of rain in the forecast graduation will be inside this year. Each graduate will receive 6 tickets for immediate family members. The doors will open at 6:00pm for those with tickets. Entry for extended family, friends and community members will begin at 6:15.
Congratulations to Claire Osborn and Ethan Hicks for being chosen by their classmates as the Most Likely To Succeed Seniors.
Congratulations to Pana High School seniors John Berns and Emma Stephens who received Music Scholarships from the Pana Music Boosters. Both students plan to pursue Music Education.
Mrs. Simpson's Preschool classes are learning about insects in class. Today, we got to go on an insect hunt. We used our magnifying glasses to get a closer look at the insects we found. We saw worms, bumble bees, ants, and beetles during our hunt.
It's the Seniors last week- so today they are representing their future colleges!!
Mrs.Perry’s Agribusiness class toured GSI and Sloan Implement today. They learned a lot about each business, their marketing plans, and opportunities for employment.
