Attention PCHS Senior Athletes and Parents: Please make sure to contact the high school office to RSVP for the Senior Athletic Banquet by this Friday, April 19!! The banquet will be held on Tuesday, May 7 at 6pm in the PCHS cafeteria. Join us for a great night of food, fellowship, and awards!
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PCHS FCCLA had a great time bonding and building a stronger chapter at their state leadership conference!
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The PCHS Music Department is proud to present "The Addams Family Musical" at 001 Cemetery Lane (PCPW in Chenoa) on Thursday, April 18 @ 7pm; Friday, April 19 @ 7 pm; Saturday, April 20 @ 7 pm; Sunday, April 21 @ 3 pm. Come join our cast for all the revelry of the classic Addams Family members as we take a journey in the marriage of Wednesday Addams. Outstanding dances, fantastic songs, and great comedy awaits as the family gives a "Full Disclosure" of the families first meeting. Tickets can be purchased at the door, and will be $7.00/person. All of the Ancestors of Addams family past, hope to see you at the show.
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Izabelle Behrends is a finalist for the News-Gazette Athlete of the Week this week for her outstanding performances at our PC Invite this past Saturday. Izzy won all 4 of her events in the meet on the way to helping the PC Girls win the team title. Please help us vote for her!!
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https://www.news-gazette.com/sports/prep-sports/
Today is PCE's fundraiser at Monical's for PTO! You must present the attached form for the school to receive 20% of your bill. Stop at Monical's for pizza before going to the PACT meeting tonight at 7:00 at the high school!
Congratulations to the PCJH Athlete of the Week, Violet Kerber!
Violet is a 13-year-old 7th grader from Forrest, and is the daughter of Laura & Chris Kerber. Violet was nominated by Coach Sattler, who wrote, "Violet has been a real standout runner this track season. She uses her go-getter attitude to get everyone pumped up, whether it's during a hard workout or before a race. She's always there to lift others up during practice and cheer on her teammates before and after their events, no matter what they are or the outcome. When it comes to putting in the work, she doesn't hold back - always giving it her all and motivating those around her to do the same.
At our meet in Eureka, Violet showed her true colors by jumping into a relay at the last minute. She didn't just do it, she did it with a smile and helped us secure a solid finish. Her dedication to being a top-notch athlete and student doesn't go unnoticed by the coaches and the team. We're excited to see her step up even more as a leader, both on and off the track." Violet is involved in student council, band, FFA, basketball, and track.
Congratulations to the PCJH Student of the Week, Nicholas Adams!
Nicholas is a 14-year-old 8th grader from Fairbury, and is the son of Brett and Brenna Adams. Nicholas was nominated by Mr. Rothert, who wrote, "Nick is a great student to have in class. He always comes with a positive attitude about what we're doing and works at doing his best on whatever is put in front of him. Nick gets along well with his peers and treats everyone with respect." Nicholas is also involved in football.
Congratulations to the PCHS boys and girls track and field teams!! Both teams took 1st Place at the PC Invite today!!
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Good luck to PC Track & Field seniors Izzy Behrends, Carmen Gradberg, Piper Rieger, Brittney Slagel, Alex Kaufman, Payton Knauer, Ayden Mackey, Rayce Pekarovich, Josh Razo, Dakota Taylor, Brian Zhao, and Cole Zimmerman!
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The Physical Education Classes at Prairie Central Junior High will be participating in the American Heart Challenge during the week of April 15-19. Let’s make a difference and save lives. Register online today at www.heart.org/schools (Prairie Central)
The Junior High's first home track meet yesterday was accompanied by a double rainbow! 7th grade track member Ella Henrichs captured this beautiful image. #ItsAGreatDayToBeAHawk
PCE students and staff enjoyed the eclipse yesterday!
PCJH students and staff send out a huge thank you to Dominy Memorial Library, Pontiac Family Eye Care and Fairbury Vision Center for their donations of eclipse viewing glasses! We enjoyed our Capri Suns, Sun chips, and the actual sun 🌞 yesterday!
PCPE spent the after doing solar eclipse activities.
Lily Wilder is the Upper Elementary Student of the Week! Lily has been recognized for her exceptional dedication to their studies and outstanding academic performance. She consistently exhibits a strong work ethic, actively engages in classroom discussions, and demonstrates a genuine enthusiasm for learning. Lily has the amazing talent of writing and is constantly adding to her portfolio of work. Lily is also the first one to help a fellow peer in need in such a kind and caring way. Lily is also involved in band and choir. Great job! Keep up the good work!
Just a reminder that today is a FULL day of school for students due to the eclipse.
Congratulations to the PCJH Athlete of the Week, Rebecca Birge!
Becca is a is a 14-year-old 8th grader from Chenoa, and is the daughter of Terry & Amanda Birge. Becca was nominated by Ms. Tatro, who wrote, "Rebecca is a natural born artist and leader! In Art Guild, she not only excels in creating interesting works, but she actively works to be a positive influence on her peers. She is eager to lend a hand, give some advice, or talk through struggles with her fellow artists. Her fervor and dedication to her skills have absolutely flourished in the last two years that she has been a part of the Art Guild. Rebecca is well versed in drawing and painting, and is always looking to improve and add to her toolbelt. I am very proud of the progress and passion she has shown, and cannot wait to see how far it takes her!" Becca is also involved in Choir.
Congratulations to the PCJH Student of the Week, Lexi Donovan!
Lexi is a 14-year-old 8th grader from Chenoa, and is the daughter of Maggie and Ryne Donovan. Lexi was nominated by Ms. McArdle, who wrote, "Throughout the academic year, Lexi has consistently shown enthusiasm for science! Her commitment to success is evident in her high-quality work, engagement in class discussions, and (most importantly) her willingness to assist her peers in understanding challenging concepts. Lexi is not only an outstanding student academically, but also someone who embodies many of the values her teachers appreciate!
Beyond the classroom, Lexi actively participates in various extracurricular activities, demonstrating exceptional leadership skills and a genuine passion for making a positive impact. Whether it's through her involvement in track, volleyball or basketball, Lexi consistently goes above and beyond to contribute positively to the school and the community. You may even see her working out at the local gym or running with her mom when the weather is nice!
Lexi is highly respected, by both peers and teachers, for her kindness, empathy, and willingness to lend a helping hand whenever needed. She consistently exhibits a positive attitude and serves as a role model for her peers. We can't wait to see all Lexi does in high school and beyond!"
Congratulations to the Junior High Dairy Judging team on their State win! Team members are Collin Kilgus, Clay Miller, Brayden Schrader, Lucas Ellis, and Tate Steidinger.
Students at Primary East got a visit from the CARES clowns this week. Our kiddos enjoyed the visit and the Jr High kids did a fantastic job.
