Mrs. Reiss has some creative thinkers in her classroom!! Check out these awesome STEM projects that Mrs. Reiss’s students created. Students had to create a broom for four pumpkins to fit on by using 8 straws and tape. They did such a great job!!
Mrs. Maxedon's class had a blast making the tallest newspaper towers with just two sheets of newspaper and 5 inches of tape.
We have many back issues of the yearbook, and we are making them available for sale while supplies last. Any yearbooks that are from 2017 or older can be purchased for $25. Issues 2018 and newer are the full current price of $55.
Email: panorama@panaschools.com to inquire.
Tuesday at Washington School was dress like what you want to be when you grow up. We had a great variety of careers in Mrs. Crawford’s class!
Attention PHS Guardians & Students: Jake Romano from Illini Grad Sales will be at the Pana High School Library Wednesday, October 26, 2022 from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm to take orders for the Senior graduating class. This will be to order their cap, gown, tassel, and any other grad items in which they are interested. Please get your items early to assure timely delivery.
Juniors Griffin Kimbrel and John Berns attended the Milikin Honors Band festival with Mr. Hicks. Griffin and John were selected by nomination to represent Pana High School. Congratulations to them both.
Senior girls helping the sophomores at the football concession stand last Friday. Thanks for your help!
Today is dress like your future career and June Dilley wants to be a PE teacher when she gets older. It’s the best job in the world June😁
Congratulations to our PJHS October Student's of the Month
6th Grade - Maks Bailey and Claire Heldebrandt
7th Grade - Colby Boykin and Alyssa Pieper
8th Grade - Naomi Cvengros and Aaron Moss
Washington and Lincoln Schools' Mrs. Fields fundraiser items will be delivered Thursday, October 27! Please be prepared to pick up your child's items between 3:15-6:00 that evening at Washington School. Spread the word!
Last Tuesday, Mr. Pierce's Communication class had the opportunity to visit the EIU campus in Charleston. They visited EIU's broadcasting department and got a behind the scences tour of their newscast. We can't wait for them to try out their new skills here at PJHS!
Friday playoff football:
IHSA sets admission price and it is $5 per person.
Also the gates will be locked until 5pm Friday night. Any bleachers or chairs having stuff sitting on them as a holding spot will be removed and seats will be first come first serve once the gates open.
Washington School is full of Super Heroes for Red Ribbon Week!
Sue Ade (former English teacher at Pana High School) is writing a book about the experiences of Irene McCary who lived in Lithuania during WWII. Last week, 7th & 8th students had the opportunity to hear Irene's incredible story.
Be sure to catch the High School volleyball team in action on Tuesday as they travel to Salem to play in the 2nd round of regionals. Game time will be 7pm and if you can’t make the trip down, feel free to listen on 93.3, the home of Panthers Sports.
Go Panthers!!
Mrs. King’s class doing Ms. Hahnenkamp’s spider web STEM project. They are building the most inexpensive web that holds the most flies.
Friday night lights are back in action as the post season gets underway.
Pana Panthers will host the Auburn Trojans on Friday October 28th at 7pm. Tailgate starts at 5pm when gates open and fans from both teams are welcome.
Go Panthers!
Yesterday was a great day to be a Panther! In addition to celebrating 30 football, cheer, band and color guard seniors, the football team beat Carlinville for win #8. Go Panthers!
Mrs. King’s class had a chicken visit us today! He kind of looked like Mr. Metzger! 😉 We also had Flashlight Friday, and Miss Katie planned a super fun Science lesson.
The construction class practiced measuring and drafting today.
