Regional Champs! Congratulations! Pana High School Volleyball defeated Litchfield tonight in straight sets to win the Carlinville Regional! #GoPanthers
Pana is excited to be able to host the 1st round playoff game of football this Friday. We will have multiple gates that will open at 5:00 pm. We are asking that if you want to reserve a seat, that you come at 5:00 to place your stuff down. After you place your stuff down feel free to enjoy our tailgate sponsored by the Quarterback with all proceeds going to the Junior class program. The price is set by IHSA and is $5 for every fan to watch the game.
We are excited to have such a supportive community that loves our Pana sports and willing to help these student athletes build memories that will be remembered for the rest of their lives.
Go Panthers!!!!
Exciting News!!!
PHS is broadcasting over the NFHS network for all indoor High School main gym games, as well as on our football field. The first game will be our Football playoff game this Friday vs. ALAH. The game can be found at the following link:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/pana-high-school-pana-il/gam2181463b1e
Watch online at the address listed above if you are unable to attend in person. Membership is required, but a percentage of each membership is given directly back to our school.
Go Panthers!!!!
Mrs. Schutt's 6th grade science class has been learning how to properly use a microscope. Yesterday, students used the I.C.E. Box to view a feather underneath a microscope. They then drew what the feather looked like at different magnifications and described what they drew.
Mrs. Reynolds’ class had a STEM challenge to build a gate to hold the 5 pumpkins from our 5 Little Pumpkins poem.
PHS Introduction to Art students created their own Color Wheel and main idea paintings.
Check out the colorful hallway!
#Art #PHS #Panthers #Paintings
Mrs. Amling’s United States History College Prep classes presented on influential people of the 1920’s using the new interactive TVs! Zoey Cvengros went above and beyond by drawing portraits of her people using just her phone and finger! #TechnologyIntegration #PartOfThePride
Congratulations to the following students chosen to represent Pana at the District 5 Illinois Music Education Association Festival at Eastern Illinois University!🎶 Junior Band: Cayden Boykin Senior Band: Tessa Strom & Carson Wilhour Senior Chorus: John Berns, Canyon Dickey, Nicole Arkebauer, Megan Scoles, Emma Stephens Treble Chorus: Abigail Cline Vocal Jazz: John Berns
PJHS has been celebrating Red Ribbon Week. Today's theme was Be Drug Free from Head to Toe! Students dressed up in hats, crazy hair, mismatched clothes, and crazy socks.
Mrs Glick’s 5th graders were working in Google Slides creating a “Don’t get mixed up on drugs” slide. We learned from each other how to create an amazing background.
Mrs. Reiss has some great STEM thinkers! Check out these cool STEM projects! Students were to build a broom to hold pumpkins. Some creative thinking was happening today. 😊
Mr. Pierce uses his interactive TV to teach students how to write an opening paragraph for their Response to Literature essay over the short story "Flowers for Algernon".
Mrs. Schmitz’s class is having fun learning to measure using non-standard units. Today we used pennies to measure classroom items.
Mrs. Schmitz’s class is having fun learning to measure using non-standard units. Today we used pennies to measure classroom items.
Mrs. Schmitz’s class is having fun learning to measure using non-standard units. Today we used pennies to measure classroom items.
NFHS Network coming soon! Stay tuned for more information in the coming days!
October Students of the Month
6th -Lowell Witt & Brooke McKinney
7th -Aaron Moss & Joslyn Hadowsky
8th -Carter Barber & Joey Laker
These students were chosen by their teachers because they demonstrate excellent behavior inside and outside the classroom, are well-mannered, and respectful to peers and teachers.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to the PHS Panther football team on their 9-0 Conference Championship season! On to the playoffs! Let’s make some noise!
Pop-its may be the newest fidgets craze, but they are also perfect for showing arrays and finding the answers!! Third graders had fun rolling dice and using the pop-its to model their multiplication problems.
Lincoln School mentor & PHS quarterback Max Lynch talked with Mrs. Sloan’s & Mr. Metzger’s classes today about football! The kids LOVED listening to Max talk about what it takes and be a football player and they enjoyed all of his gear!
Max is AMAZING with the students! Go Max!
