Our Panther Partners had a wonderful first field trip to Hardy’s Reindeer Ranch today. It was a great chance to bond as a group and make a positive impact.
Have you started thinking about college and questions regarding financial aid? Students and their parents are encouraged to attend Financial Aid Night on October 16th at 6pm, in the Little Assembly (After the College Fair) The filing period for the 2024-2025 FAFSA opens December 1st.
PBL will be hosting a College Fair from 4pm to 6pm on Wednesday, October 16th in the High School Lobby. This will be a great opportunity to gather information for various student services such as admissions, financial aid and any other questions you may have.
Students: If you would like to order a letterman’s jacket from Josten’s, please read your skyward message for details. The deadline for this is Tuesday, October 15th. Use the order form attached to skyward and return with the down payment to the office by Tuesday morning. If you need a form please stop by the office and pick one up.
Throughout the season our senior football players will recognize a staff member that has Impacted them throughout their time at PBL. This week Sawyer Floyd chose Mr. White. Sawyer said "He was very influential on me last year and his class has been my favorite class out of all of them.
Xander Campbell chose Mrs. Wyatt. Xander said "She would always go above and beyond to help me. Another reason why I picked her is she taught me many skills in electrical and mechanics that can transfer into other aspects of my life. Lastly I chose her because she treats everyone with respect."
Program sponsored by Grant Kleinsteiber with Compass Insurance
Throughout the season our senior football players will recognize a staff member that has Impacted them throughout their time at PBL. This week Bryar Cosgrove chose Mrs. Waugh. Bryar said "She understood me when I was little and let me be me. She made learning fun and always made me want to go to class everyday. Mrs.Waugh made me feel special whether it was in school or when I saw her outside of school."
Program sponsored by Grant Kleinsteiber with Compass Insurance
National Custodians Day is a special day to recognize and appreciate the hard work and dedication of our school custodians. These unsung heroes work tirelessly to keep our school buildings clean, safe, and comfortable for students, staff, and visitors. From sweeping floors and mopping hallways to emptying trash and sanitizing surfaces, our custodians play a vital role in ensuring a healthy and positive learning environment for all. Let's take a moment to thank our custodians for their outstanding service and commitment to our school community.
Celebrate our First Responders and cheer on your team! Join us for a special game against Prairie Central this Friday.
Throughout the season our senior football players will recognize a staff member that has Impacted them throughout their time at PBL. This week Robert Boyd-Meents chose Mr. Hatfill. Robert said "Coach Hatfill always helped him with things he needed to work on."
Program sponsored by Grant Kleinsteiber with Compass Insurance
Golf update:
The conference meet that was cancelled today due to the weather will be made up tomorrow at the U if I Blue Course.
Soccer Update: Today's game at Olympia is cancelled.
Elizabeth Megson is a Senior at Paxton-Buckley-Loda High School who qualified as a Semifinalist for the National Merit Scholarship. Approximately 16,000 students (the top 1%) have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 6,870 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $26 million that will be offered next spring. In order for Semifinalists to advance to the Finalist level, they must fulfill several requirements. About 95% of the Semifinalists are expected to attain Finalist standing, and approximately half of the Finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar title. We are SO PROUD of Elizabeth. She exemplifies hard work, is actively involved in various extracurricular activities, has a positive rapport with friends and teachers, and is a very driven student. We're excited and want to congratulate her!
Get ready to dress up! Here are the themes for our High School Dress Up Days. Remember to keep it school-appropriate and have fun!
Instead of Twin Day on Tuesday, high school students will be wearing light and dark blue colors in honor of the Cissna Park student who was in a tragic accident this weekend.
Throughout the season our senior football players will recognize a staff member that has Impacted them throughout their time at PBL. This week Charles Cambridge chose Mr. Niebuhr. Charles said "Coach Niebuhr helped me become a better athlete and a better man. He has taught me the ins and outs of baseball, while also being a great person to be around."
Program sponsored by Grant Kleinsteiber with Compass Insurance
Today Ford County students will be reflecting on their attendance in the first 5 weeks of school. Students will be tracking how many days they have been present versus how many days they have been absent. At this point in the school year, missing more than three days in the first 5 weeks of school puts a student on track to being chronically absent. When your child returns home from school today, ask them about their attendance. #bepresentbepowerful
Just a reminder that our High School picture day is coming up. Don't forget to order online with the link below!
https://inter-state.com/FlyerEntry/87860BL
Congratulations to our incredible girls' cross country team on their first-place finish at the PBL Invite! We're so proud of your accomplishments. Let's keep the momentum going!
Each year high school art students have unique opportunities to not only create individual art, but also to create art for others! Check all these amazing school spirit signs that will hang on Cherry Street! Go Panthers!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18yhEVWrf3X6Y5vP-a7oX10PU9Ozayagz?usp=sharing
Throughout the season our senior football players will recognize a staff member that has Impacted them throughout their time at PBL. This week Colsen Hayden chose Mrs. Ager. Colsen said Mrs. Ager is the nicest teacher at the High School and gave him the belief he could do anything.
Program sponsored by Grant Kleinsteiber with Compass Insurance
