The High school bass team would like to thank all the sponsors for their generous donations to allow us to purchase several fishing rod and reel combos and baits/line to help us out this season. Your generosity is appreciated.
Congratulations to the Pana High School Choir as they hosted around 230 singers from area schools in the annual Area Choral Festival on February 8. The students loved working with guest director J. Ryan Rimington from Neuqua Valley High School and presented an amazing concert! What a great thing for our school and community!
Just a reminder that scholarships are posted on our website at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J6uxBWdhtYz6_-lLTlg3UdiFEjqH3lSm2SnjmitVCyM/edit?usp=sharing or in Student Services.
Updates are made daily!
Snow much learning and fun today in Mrs. Beyers' class. The students were challenged to build the tallest free standing structure using only 25 toothpick and 30 marshmallows. A few structures measured 5 1/2 inches. Way to go!
Ms. Hahnenkamp's idea comes to life! Good Deeds Group and AAMP team up to put a " Blessing Box" / mini food pantry for the community to use on the front porch of the AAMP building at 215 S Locust Street. People may access the pantry 24/7. The community is encouraged to take what they need and give what they can. Please help spread the word!
Music class is the place to be with Mrs. Neal. These kids are singing and dancing today. Nothing better than having fun with your classmates while you are learning!
Don't miss this incredible event! This is one of our high school choir's favorite events of the year and this year we are hosting! Hope to see you all there!:):):):) Free admission, donations welcome!
PHS Student Council spent the day at Lakeland College attending a Leadership Conference. The students got to attend sessions on leadership and communication. They really enjoyed the keynote speaker! One student even won a 3 credit tuition waiver AND airpods! It was a great day!
The Pana High School scholarship dinner will be on Monday May 6th at 7:00pm in the high school cafeteria. We are excited to recognize the achievements of our seniors and celebrate their successes.
Lincoln School was featured on WAND News Monday evening on their STEM Minute segment. Check it out! Thanks WAND for coming to see what elementary STEM looks like at our school! https://shorturl.at/bhJPT
These kids are solving equations today. Do you know how to solve this equation: 7 + ( 7 x 3)? If not, these 4th graders can help you out!
Mr. Bonney is working with these students on how to divide. Funny how you also need to know how to multiply and subtract as well.
Mrs. Reynolds' class was challenged to see who could build the tallest free standing structure using only 25 toothpicks and 30 marshmallows. Several structures measured 5 inches. Way to go!
Tomorrow, February 6th, all juniors will be going on an OKAW Tour at the OKAW center in Vandalia to learn about the programs available to them their senior year. Registration for these programs is available!
PHS 2024 Academic Challenge Team took in some area history in the way back from their competition. The Two-Story Outhouse in Gays, IL got a little visit!
Mr. Moore, from Edwards-Jones came and talked to PJHS Money 101 class about investments.
20 PHS students participated in the regional academic challenge competition today at Lake Land College in Mattoon.
Senior Parents! The 23-24 PHS Yearbook is accepting submissions for Senior Ads. Celebrate and remember your senior's life and achievements with a yearbook page. Orders can be placed either online via the QR code or link, or you can request an ad from tdail@panaschools.com Space is limited, so act fast!
The cold days during the past two weeks didn't stop PJHS students from having fun during indoor recess!
Mrs. Simpson's Preschool classes got to mix different colors of paints to create new colors today. First, they mixed red and blue to make purple. Then, they mixed blue and yellow to make green. The students really enjoyed this activity.
