Congratulation to Girls' Tennis
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Lydia Adams is Section 7A Girls' Tennis Individuals Champion and heading to the State Tournament next Thursday, October 26. Emily Carpenter and Alison Brown took third in doubles. Great job, ladies!
Students Attend ProjectEARTH
Students Attend ProjectEARTH
PCHS students attended ProjectEARTH. They spent a great day on the campus of St. John's University outdoors learning about our EARTH.
College Knowledge Month
October is College Knowledge Month (CKM) and it has arrived at PCHS! CKM helps schools establish and build upon a culture of college-readiness. It communicates to all students the importance of preparing for and applying to college (all colleges,trade/vocational and 2 & 4 year!) It serves to engage and inform underrepresented students, and to increase the number of MN seniors who complete the college admissions process.
Activities going on this month include Friday college apparel days, a scavenger hunt, college door decorating, application day (counselors helping seniors apply to at least 1 school or career), Senior high counselor, Mrs. Brubaken, talking to students about scholarships, fee waivers, and application process, and so much more!
Activities going on this month include Friday college apparel days, a scavenger hunt, college door decorating, application day (counselors helping seniors apply to at least 1 school or career), Senior high counselor, Mrs. Brubaken, talking to students about scholarships, fee waivers, and application process, and so much more!
Student Act Out MacBeth
Mrs.Waggoner's sophomore students act out Act I of Macbeth with props, costumes, and accents! Students are learning the trade of acting to fully immerse themselves in Shakespeare's world of drama!
25th Annual Legislative Forum
On the evening of October 5, 2017, the St. Croix River Education District hosted the 25th Annual Legislative Forum. The purpose of this event is to give area school administrators and board members the opportunity to interact with legislators to discuss the upcoming session. As participants register, they submit questions and concerns from their local districts; then at the forum, legislators' or their staff members address those
questions.
Commissioner of Education, Dr. Brenda Casselius, was a special guest at this fall's Legislative Forum. Dr. Casselilus emphasized the importance of regional cooperation for effective planning purposes as well as meeting the needs of special education learners and students needing help with low-incidence situations such as hearing problems or gifted and talented education. SCRED Executive Director Jamie Nord is pictured with the Commissioner.
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Commissioner of Education, Dr. Brenda Casselius, was a special guest at this fall's Legislative Forum. Dr. Casselilus emphasized the importance of regional cooperation for effective planning purposes as well as meeting the needs of special education learners and students needing help with low-incidence situations such as hearing problems or gifted and talented education. SCRED Executive Director Jamie Nord is pictured with the Commissioner.
Homecoming 2017
Mobile Virtual Player (MVP) Keeps Dragon Football Players Safe
The Pine City School District School Board thanks everyone who participated in the survey about the proposed 2017-2022 District Strategic Plan. We received over 560 responses from students, employees, parent/guardians, and business and community members.
The next step for the School Board will be to review the results at the July 10th board meeting. Results will be posted following the meeting. For additional information, please click here to go to isd578.org/strategicplan
The Pine City School District School Board thanks everyone who participated in the survey about the proposed 2017-2022 District Strategic Plan. We received over 560 responses from students, employees, parent/guardians, and business and community members.
The next step for the School Board will be to review the results at the July 10th board meeting. Results will be posted following the meeting. For additional information, please click here to go to isd578.org/strategicplan
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Parenting Plus - Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
About one in twelve children are being raised by their grandparents and the numbers are rising. Caring full or part time for grandchildren has joys and challenges. Parenting Plus is a support group for grandparents and kinship caregivers who are raising their grandchildren or relatives’ children. Please contact us for more information We will be happy to chat with you! Call 320-629-3013 or 612-310-0618
