Mission Statement
The purpose of public education at Pine City Schools is to help individuals acquire knowledge, skills and positive attitudes toward self and others that will enable them to solve problems, think creatively, continue learning, and develop maximum potential for leading productive, fulfilling, career aware lives in a complex and changing society.
The purpose of public education at Pine City Schools is to help individuals acquire knowledge, skills and positive attitudes toward self and others that will enable them to solve problems, think creatively, continue learning, and develop maximum potential for leading productive, fulfilling, career aware lives in a complex and changing society.
Board Standards Statement
As the 2021-22 school year begins, the Pine City Board of Education reaffirms its commitment to all students, parents, staff, and community members to provide an academically rich, socially and emotionally supportive and multi-cultural/gender-fair programs. The Board will continue discussion of how to most effectively implement policy, procedures, and personnel to implement systems that evolve with stakeholder input for the ongoing goal of improvement of instruction and supporting educational programs.
As the 2021-22 school year begins, the Pine City Board of Education reaffirms its commitment to all students, parents, staff, and community members to provide an academically rich, socially and emotionally supportive and multi-cultural/gender-fair programs. The Board will continue discussion of how to most effectively implement policy, procedures, and personnel to implement systems that evolve with stakeholder input for the ongoing goal of improvement of instruction and supporting educational programs.
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Pine City Elementary School Picture Retake Day
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Superintendent Foley's Weekly EBlast - 10/20/21
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Happy MEA Week,
It is difficult to believe that we are already midway through October. I hope you are able to find some much deserved time to relax and do the things you love over the long weekend.
Notes to share:
1. It’s Great to Be Learning Together - Mr. Schlichting and his Industrial Technology students were inspired by our local businesses as the group of 30 students went on a manufacturing tour this past week. PTCC hosted the event and gave students a tour of their campus along with a rundown of the programs and opportunities they offer. In addition to the PCHS students having the opportunity to tour PTCC, they also toured local businesses - Atscott Manufacturing and MinPack to explore careers in manufacturing and learn about the great things created right here in Pine City! What a great way for our students to see how their learning can impact their future careers!
2. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GIRLS TENNIS TEAM - who will be going to the State Tournament next week. The team will begin competing at noon on Tuesday against the Litchfield Dragons at the Innercity Tennis Facility located at 4005 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55409. We are proud of our team and wish them all the best!
Individuals competed as well to earn a trip to the state tournament that begins on Thursday. Ella Sell took second to advance to the singles portion of the state state tournament. Allison Unverzagt and Addie Sell took third in doubles to just miss advancing. Congratulations to Coach Unverzagt, her staff and the entire team!
3. COVID updates - Thanks for doing all you can to rest, rejuvenate and stay well over the long weekend. We continue to ask daytime visitors to mask, and want to remain on site. Your diligence and support are making a difference! Let’s keep this going!
4. Veterans Day Program - PCPS will be hosting a Veterans Day Program on 11-15-21. We are inviting all Veterans and Enlisted Personnel to be our honored guests. We are asking any children of Veterans or Enlisted Personnel to be a part of the program. Please encourage your students and know that the Principals will formally reach out to them next week. The invitation and more information will be shared next week.
5. HELP NEEDED - We are missing many books, devices and school resources that were sent home during our distance learning last year. As you look around your home this weekend (and always), please return any found items to our building receptionists or teachers. We are working to avoid additional costs and your help in returning the various items is appreciated!!
Thanks for sharing your children with us. It is a great day to be a Dragon!!!
Enjoy the long weekend.
Paula
It is difficult to believe that we are already midway through October. I hope you are able to find some much deserved time to relax and do the things you love over the long weekend.
Notes to share:
1. It’s Great to Be Learning Together - Mr. Schlichting and his Industrial Technology students were inspired by our local businesses as the group of 30 students went on a manufacturing tour this past week. PTCC hosted the event and gave students a tour of their campus along with a rundown of the programs and opportunities they offer. In addition to the PCHS students having the opportunity to tour PTCC, they also toured local businesses - Atscott Manufacturing and MinPack to explore careers in manufacturing and learn about the great things created right here in Pine City! What a great way for our students to see how their learning can impact their future careers!
2. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GIRLS TENNIS TEAM - who will be going to the State Tournament next week. The team will begin competing at noon on Tuesday against the Litchfield Dragons at the Innercity Tennis Facility located at 4005 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55409. We are proud of our team and wish them all the best!
Individuals competed as well to earn a trip to the state tournament that begins on Thursday. Ella Sell took second to advance to the singles portion of the state state tournament. Allison Unverzagt and Addie Sell took third in doubles to just miss advancing. Congratulations to Coach Unverzagt, her staff and the entire team!
3. COVID updates - Thanks for doing all you can to rest, rejuvenate and stay well over the long weekend. We continue to ask daytime visitors to mask, and want to remain on site. Your diligence and support are making a difference! Let’s keep this going!
4. Veterans Day Program - PCPS will be hosting a Veterans Day Program on 11-15-21. We are inviting all Veterans and Enlisted Personnel to be our honored guests. We are asking any children of Veterans or Enlisted Personnel to be a part of the program. Please encourage your students and know that the Principals will formally reach out to them next week. The invitation and more information will be shared next week.
5. HELP NEEDED - We are missing many books, devices and school resources that were sent home during our distance learning last year. As you look around your home this weekend (and always), please return any found items to our building receptionists or teachers. We are working to avoid additional costs and your help in returning the various items is appreciated!!
Thanks for sharing your children with us. It is a great day to be a Dragon!!!
Enjoy the long weekend.
Paula
Homecoming Week 2021!
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