Our Junior High students had their Paper Wad Shooting Competition finals today. Our winner was Eli Nava! It was part of our March Madness Week from our Student Council. It was a great experience that engaged us all. Congratulations Eli!
All of our schools had the opportunity to see our eclipse yesterday. Mrs. Sawyer's enrichment class took a special trip to Paris, Illinois to be in the path of totality. This was an incredible learning opportunity that was a first for a lot of our students!
PBL Junior High School will be participating in the solar eclipse that is occurring at approximately 2:05 pm on Monday, April 8, 2024. The students will be provided with the necessary eye protection glasses for view the eclipse. Students will be reviewing the a Cool Tool during advisory classes on Monday to go over expectations during the once in a lifetime event!
Solar Eclipse Cool Tool: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGBd4mc8Rk/vp1PcP9xh9MtgqhgTcWkow/view?utm_content=DAGBd4mc8Rk&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
Our own PBL students are putting on a Musical, Once Upon A Mattress. Make sure to mark your calendar so you can come support our cast and have some laughs alongside us! We will be performing from April 12 - 14. Make sure to stop on by!
It's time to roll out the red carpet for our Assistant Principals! It is Assistant Principal Appreciation Week. Let's show our appreciation to our three amazing Assistant Principals who are the unsung heroes of our schools. Thank you for everything you do!
The PBL Junior High track meet has been canceled for tonight. (April 4th.) The team will practice until 4:45.
Today is National School Librarian Day. Make sure we all give them a special thanks for everything they do! Without them we wouldn't have our beautiful libraries or endless recommendations of books.
Today is Paraprofessional Appreciation Day. Paraprofessionals do a little of everything in our schools. They support classes, are assigned to specific students in special education, help with supporting the general running of the school, and help supervise students.
At this Music Festival, the students performed their set of songs at Eastern Illinois University for a panel of distinguished musical clinicians. The clinicians provided invaluable feedback to the students on their music as well as a 30 minute clinic. Afterwards, the students were an audience to several other performances by other surrounding schools before departing for home.
Congratulations to our PBL Junior High School Students of the Week for the week of March 18 - March 22. Great job, Panthers!
On Tuesday the 19th our Junior High Band and Chorus classes had a small performance for their parents. Our parents learned a bit about how their children's classes are and what they practice. A huge thank you to Mr. Breen and Mr. Lerch for making this experience possible!
For our last day of March Madness week we're doing a Hawaiian Day tomorrow. Get your best Hawaiian inspired outfit planned!
It's our Color War tomorrow as part of our March Madness. Let's have a great day!
We are doing a Jersey Day at our Junior High as part of our March Madness Dress-up Days tomorrow. Show us your favorite teams. Go Panthers!
We are looking to add to our team for the 2024-2025 school year.
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The Panther Partners organization recently made holiday cards celebrating St. Patrick's day. On Friday, Panther Partners members visited Accolade Healthcare of Paxton Senior Living to hand deliver to the residents. High School mentors and their Junior High and Clara Pete mentees also helped in the process of making cards.
Congratulations to our PBL Junior High School Students of the Week for the week of March 11 - March 15. Great job, Panthers!
Don't forget tomorrow is Dress like a Basketball day at the Junior High!
Head up! It's our Pajama Day at the Junior High tomorrow. Don't forget to wear your comfiest set!
Yesterday Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Lee's classes had a lot of fun snacking and learning about π for Pi Day! Pi (often represented by the lower-case Greek letter π), one of the most well-known mathematical constants, is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.
