Middle School… it is the BEST life for our 10-14 year olds at PPMS… and this group of teachers helps our 5th-8th graders survive each day! From teaching the kids to balance a bit more freedom than they had in grade school to showing them how to keep up with classroom assignments and homework during sports seasons, this group of teachers helps create the BEST memories!
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Middle School… it is the BEST life for our 10-14 year olds at PPMS… and this group of teachers helps our 5th-8th graders survive each day! From teaching the kids to balance a bit more freedom than they had in grade school to showing them how to keep up with classroom assignments and homework during sports seasons, this group of teachers helps create the BEST memories!
#311educationappreciationweek
This group of educators love on our little ones every day! They teach the foundations of reading, writing, and arithmetic…they also teach how to walk in a line, when to wipe your nose, and how to pump your legs on the swings! We appreciate our grade school teachers because they rock PreK through Grade 4 every day!
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Here is a glimpse of the mill levy impact that the proposed 20 year bond would have.
You will not want to miss this show! Show starts at 7pm TONIGHT!!
Katie, Denita, Tana, Mike, Sandra, Dean, Gauge, Bryan, and Teagan
This crew… they keep our buildings and grounds clean and functioning. They work hard every day and do all the odd jobs needed behind the scenes from trash collection to sanitizing bathrooms. We couldn’t function without them! We appreciate our Maintenance, Custodial, and Grounds crew more than they know!
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Here is a look at the improvements that would be made to the middle school gym.
Window concerns will be addressed with the proposed bond. Windows in each of the three schools will be replaced.
The long 21 day wait while the eggs were in the incubator was worth it! Mrs. Miller's PreK 4 class hatched 18 chicks! It was fun to finally be able to hold them.
Yesterday the 6th grade had the opportunity to tour the KDHE Mobile Laboratory Experience. Such a fun morning and a great learning environment.
Handcrafted Arts students are still working on projects. Barn quilts, finger knitting, upcycling of an old chair, watercolors, acrylic sunflowers, magazine "sticks" are just a few of the projects!
The KDHE Mobile Laboratory Experience is an immersive, educational experience brought to K-12 public schools across Kansas. It features hands-on science experiences taught by professional educators and scientists, this onsite field trip is completely grant funded.
The grade school had the chance to interact with the Mobile Lab throughout the day yesterday.
Roof concerns are a big issue and are a substantial part of the proposed bond.
Science Department needs that will be addressed with the bond election.
Come and enjoy an evening of music tonight! Show starts at 7pm in the middle school auditorium.
Livestream is available at https://www.youtube.com/live/03wVr5_zPh0?
Mail in ballots are available to those who cannot vote in-person.
Ag Department upgrades will be included in this bond election.
USD 311 is looking for a few more superstars to join the team!! Contact the Central Office with any questions.
Congratulations to Brogan Stucky and Cale Johnson for medaling 5th place, shooting a 42, Matthew Rogers and Collin Weide for placing 10th (45), and Chance Geiser and Dayton Mohs, 22nd (57), at Kingman’s 2-man JV Golf Scramble.
Pre-K and Kindergarten Round-up is happening tomorrow. The flyer can be found at https://5il.co/1ry1r. If you have any questions, call the grade school office at 620-459-6621