Thank you for attending Parent Teacher Conferences! Here are the winners of the drawing: 18-19 Family Season Pass: Jordan Gartner and Stephanie & Josh Jenkins
$25 Gift Certificate to Paxton Apparel Store: Christina Stevens and Jennifer Melvin
$5 Concessions Coupon: Susan Schimonitz, Kendall McMahon, Leah & Justin Fote, Michael Holzfaster
Paxton Tiger Baseball Caps: Gina & Shaun Curtis Family
Books from Book Fair: Macy Harger and Xavier Diaz
Stop by the school office to collect your prize!
Individual Student Picture Retakes are scheduled Oct. 16, 2018 from 7:30 to 8:10 AM. Please notify the Paxton School Office if your child plans to have his/her picture taken Oct. 16th.
October is National Principals Month! Shout out to Mrs. Chittenden and Mrs. States. Thanks for all you do for our school! #ThankAPrincipal
Seniors Bryanna and Dalton accept the Division II - Excellent rating at the Indian Marching Festival in Ogallala. Proud of our Tiger Band!
7th grade Math students practice using their knowledge of operations with fractions to score whitetail and mule deer.
The October 2018 Newsletter is now available
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The 5th graders had a great day learning and exploring at the Keith County Ag Day!
Any LEGOS at home that aren’t being used? We would love to have them for our new LEGO wall!! Parts and pieces for the wall were made possible by part of a John Russell Applegate Grant
4th grade Science Wind Project!
4th Grade visits Boot Hill during the Ogallala Rendezvous.
Hey Tiger Fans! Check out the new online Tiger Apparel Store at https://platinumtshirt.com/product-category/paxton/
You can also find the Apparel Store on the Schools webpage paxtonschools.org under Important Links and Paxton School Apparel Store. Go Tigers!
Sophomores attended Youth Science Field Day put on by the UNL Extension office in North Platte. Some of the activites included investigating river erosion, locating structures on a cow’s reproductive tract, analyzing a field for pests, and feeling inside a cow’s stomach!
Dear Parents: Please join us for Parent-Teacher Conferences for PK-12 students Wed. Sept. 19 & 26 from 3-7 PM at Paxton Schools following a 2:00 dismissal those days. PK-5 conference times are pre-scheduled with the classroom teacher and parents are notified of their assigned conference time. Gr. 6-12 parents are invited to go directly to the various classrooms of their children’s teachers any time from 3-7 PM Sept 19 or Sept. 26, 2018. There will be drawings for prizes for those families who attend! You could win a season activity pass for your family, free admission to school activities, concession stand coupons and more! See you soon!
Please support the Paxton Booster Club Homecoming Pre-Game BBQ Friday, Sept. 21, 2018 @ 5 PM before the FB game v Wauneta-Palisade! Thank you!
Individual school picture envelopes are being sent home with your student today. If returned by Sept. 14 by 11 AM student gets a free calendar! Choose your favorite pose and background!
The third graders testing their homemade anemometers after learning about the tools meteorologists use to measure weather.
Dear Parents: Please join us for Parent-Teacher Conferences for PK-12 students Wed. Sept. 19 & 26 from 3-7 PM at Paxton Schools following a 2:00 dismissal those days. PK-5 conference times are pre-scheduled with the classroom teacher and parents are notified of their assigned conference time. Gr. 6-12 parents are invited to go directly to the various classrooms of their children’s teachers any time from 3-7 PM Sept 19 or Sept. 26, 2018.
There will be drawings for prizes for those families who attend! You could win a season activity pass for your family, free admission to school activities, concession stand coupons and more! See you soon!
Biology students are testing homeostasis in their own bodies with an exercise lab!
Anatomy students investigated homeostasis with a body temperature lab and checked out their own cheek cells under the microscope!
The third graders are learning about the water cycle and how water vapor evaporated condenses in a cloud causing it to rain. In this experiment they used shaving cream as the cloud and used droplets of food coloring to show how the condensation gets heavy and falls through clouds into precipitation.
