The PCHS varsity baseball game vs El Paso-Gridley scheduled to be at the Corn Crib at 6pm tonight, Thursday, March 26, has been CANCELED due to the forecasted inclement weather expected for later this evening.
Congratulations to second grader Clayton Smith for getting second place in the Ag poster contest through Livingston County Soil and Water Conservation district. Debbie Ruff presented his award. Way to go, Clayton!
PCHS Prom ticket sales start on March 25th, 2026, and end on April 10th, 2026.
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Congratulations to the PCHS January and February Students of the Month: Michael Ifland, Easton Friedman, Kyah Creek, Ben Bartlett, Brooke Johnson, Skylar Stotler, Clayton Meiss, Emma Goodwin, Makenna Price, McKynlee Stork, Khloe Wilson, Ramme Sargeant, Tatum Creek, Hannah Sedam, Hayley Swiech, Michael Huette, Reese Mueller, Kinlee Steffen, Cadyn Pride, Clay Miller, Jennifer Gomez, and Mason Osborn!
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Congratulations to PCHS Athletes of the Month, Kristen Mulvaney and Holden Gerdes!
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Congratulations to the PCJH Athlete of the Week, Elias Chrisman!
Elias, an 8th grader, was nominated by Coach Grant, who wrote, "In his second year of Scholastic Bowl, Elias has embraced his role of the team’s leader and captain. Elias has led the team in correct Toss Up questions answered correctly. He has demonstrated a well-rounded base of knowledge but has excelled in Spelling and Literature topics. He and his teammates like to challenge each other during practice trying to see who can answer the most questions correctly. Elias has shown an eagerness and willingness to learn new things and improve his range of knowledge.
Finally, Elias is a great example of the strong link between his participation in extracurriculars to academic achievement. Mr. Grant had Elias last year in his Social Studies class and has witnessed those qualities and his strong work ethic, leadership, and strong social skills. Elias has also taken on a leadership role in the Student Council and Jazz Band and Track. His contributions have helped make PCJH a better place." Elias is also involved in Band, Baseball and Speech Team.
Elias, an 8th grader, was nominated by Coach Grant, who wrote, "In his second year of Scholastic Bowl, Elias has embraced his role of the team’s leader and captain. Elias has led the team in correct Toss Up questions answered correctly. He has demonstrated a well-rounded base of knowledge but has excelled in Spelling and Literature topics. He and his teammates like to challenge each other during practice trying to see who can answer the most questions correctly. Elias has shown an eagerness and willingness to learn new things and improve his range of knowledge.
Finally, Elias is a great example of the strong link between his participation in extracurriculars to academic achievement. Mr. Grant had Elias last year in his Social Studies class and has witnessed those qualities and his strong work ethic, leadership, and strong social skills. Elias has also taken on a leadership role in the Student Council and Jazz Band and Track. His contributions have helped make PCJH a better place." Elias is also involved in Band, Baseball and Speech Team.
Congratulations to the PCJH Student of the Week, Vincent Tripicchio!
Vinnie, an 8th grader, was nominated by Ms. Lenschow, who wrote, "Vinnie always has a positive attitude and wants to contribute in class. This week he took lead working on a group project. He supported his team with his new ideas and showed compromise throughout the week. He treats both teachers and classmates with respect and kindness. I enjoy having Vinnie in class and getting to know him as a person." Vinnie is also in FFA.
Vinnie, an 8th grader, was nominated by Ms. Lenschow, who wrote, "Vinnie always has a positive attitude and wants to contribute in class. This week he took lead working on a group project. He supported his team with his new ideas and showed compromise throughout the week. He treats both teachers and classmates with respect and kindness. I enjoy having Vinnie in class and getting to know him as a person." Vinnie is also in FFA.
Junior High Spring Pictures have been RESCHEDULED to Monday, March 23.
On this day, individual photos will only be taken if you PAY AHEAD (online) or send the order form/money with your student THAT DAY.
The following groups's photos will be taken: Art Guild, CARES Clowns, FFA, Peer Partners, Scholastic Bowl, Student Council, Student Librarians, Track, and Yearbook. Please have your student bring any appropriate team shirts/uniforms for these pictures.
On this day, individual photos will only be taken if you PAY AHEAD (online) or send the order form/money with your student THAT DAY.
The following groups's photos will be taken: Art Guild, CARES Clowns, FFA, Peer Partners, Scholastic Bowl, Student Council, Student Librarians, Track, and Yearbook. Please have your student bring any appropriate team shirts/uniforms for these pictures.
The Junior High Staff staff invoked "Rhyme without a Reason" today! Can you guess the pairings?
Congratulations to today's positive behavior raffle winners!
2nd- Bentley Kiel-Nicholas, Landon Harms, Alton Thomsen
3rd-George Kridner, Clint Stoller, Lincoln Kerber
4th-Nora Fehr, Abel Murray, Gabe DeVore
The PCHS Varsity Softball game vs Dwight scheduled for today, Thursday, March 19 at 4:30 PM, will now be played at HOME due to Dwight's field being too wet.
Congratulations to the March Students of the Month at the Upper Elementary!
Elle Gibson, Aleya Gudeman, Jairo Sequera, Kingston Fehr, Rylee Maurer, Jade Steidinger, Rowenn Willis, Mia Brock, Addison Bunch, Kane Deal, Chloe Burger, Brooklyn Pick
Elle Gibson, Aleya Gudeman, Jairo Sequera, Kingston Fehr, Rylee Maurer, Jade Steidinger, Rowenn Willis, Mia Brock, Addison Bunch, Kane Deal, Chloe Burger, Brooklyn Pick
Did you know?
The PCHS softball and baseball games scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, March 17, have been CANCELED.
Congratulations to the PCJH Athlete of the Week, Chevyanna Himan!
Chevy, a 7th grader, was nominated by Coach Ropp, who wrote, "This is Chevy's 1st year playing volleyball and her skills and knowledge really developed throughout the season. Chevy is a natural athlete (she has some great hops and hits and when her timing comes together she will be a tough competitor). Her understanding of the game greatly increased during the season. She was a positive presence and a good teammate. I am looking forward to watching her skills, knowledge, and confidence increase and I feel she will be a great asset to her team next season." Chevy is also involved in Student Council, Art Guild, and Band.
Chevy, a 7th grader, was nominated by Coach Ropp, who wrote, "This is Chevy's 1st year playing volleyball and her skills and knowledge really developed throughout the season. Chevy is a natural athlete (she has some great hops and hits and when her timing comes together she will be a tough competitor). Her understanding of the game greatly increased during the season. She was a positive presence and a good teammate. I am looking forward to watching her skills, knowledge, and confidence increase and I feel she will be a great asset to her team next season." Chevy is also involved in Student Council, Art Guild, and Band.
Congratulations to the PCJH Student of the Week, Karli Steidinger!
Karli, a 7th grader, was nominated by Mrs. Vogel, who wrote, "Karli always comes to class prepared and ready for whatever the activity of the day is. She positively participates in activities and is flexible, adjusting to our classroom situations to make the lessons and activities flow effectively. Karli’s quiet nature doesn’t keep her from speaking up when she needs clarification or has a question. Her hardworking attitude and understanding of games and activities makes it easy for her to give 100%. She is an outstanding student that leads others by example." Outside of class, Karli is involved in basketball, CARES Clowns, and Peer Partners.
Karli, a 7th grader, was nominated by Mrs. Vogel, who wrote, "Karli always comes to class prepared and ready for whatever the activity of the day is. She positively participates in activities and is flexible, adjusting to our classroom situations to make the lessons and activities flow effectively. Karli’s quiet nature doesn’t keep her from speaking up when she needs clarification or has a question. Her hardworking attitude and understanding of games and activities makes it easy for her to give 100%. She is an outstanding student that leads others by example." Outside of class, Karli is involved in basketball, CARES Clowns, and Peer Partners.
See the attached flyer for a special night for PCHS girls basketball on June 22!
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Good Morning Prairie Central,
Due to increased lack of visibility and blowing snow on our country routes, Prairie Central Schools will be closed for Monday, March 16, 2026.
Thank you and have a good day,
Brian Quam
Superintendent
Due to increased lack of visibility and blowing snow on our country routes, Prairie Central Schools will be closed for Monday, March 16, 2026.
Thank you and have a good day,
Brian Quam
Superintendent
Congratulations to today's positive behavior raffle winners!
2nd- Silas Hoover, Marcus Leman, Tucker Edwards
3rd-Molly Anderson, Adeline Brown, Asher Pozos
4th-Crew Miller, Lucas Rich, River Roberson
SELCAS came to visit the Junior High PE classes to demonstrate CPR and other life-saving techniques.
