Paxton Consolidated Schools

Sandhills Crisis Prevention Program (SCIP) has partnered with Paxton Consolidated Schools to have Rachel Fischer speak to middle and high school students on January 20, 2026. The topic she is going to be discussing is Social Media Safety: Avoiding Online Predators in a Digital Age. The main points of the presentation include: Online Social Media Safety, Safeguarding Social Media Presence, Grooming Red Flags, Safe Posting Strategies, Digital Footprints. In addition, a presentation for parents, community members, and anyone interested will be held at New Hope Church in Ogallala on Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. #paxtontigers

Three Paxton seniors, Elijah Meyer, Parker Riesberg, and Tristan Hebblethwaite, are participating in the Ready-to-Work Building Construction: Homes for Heroes program this semester at MPCC in Ogallala. Through this partnership with MPCC, students will learn all aspects of construction as they build a tiny home for a veteran. #paxtontigers

Good Luck to our Paxton Tigers!

Our Tiger Fans of the night! Way to come support the Tigers! #paxtontigers

Tigers get the win over Creek Valley 56-28 Tigers return to action tomorrow at home vs Wallace. No girls JV. 2 qtrs boys JV starts at 4:00.

After 3 quarters Tigers lead Creek Valley 49-23

At the half Tigers lead Creek Valley 31-13

At the end of the 1st Tigers lead Creek Valley 16-11

Lady Tigers get the win tonight over Creek Valley. 60-15. Way to go ladies.

Lady Tigers lead 60-11 after 3 periods. Go Tigers!

Lady Tigers lead at the half 49-4. Good job ladies!

Lady Tigers are off to a good start this evening leading Creek Valley 29-1 after the 1st period. Go Tigers.

Busy day for the Tigers. Good luck!

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JH boys drop a close one this afternoon against Creek Valley 35-33. Way to fight Tigers!

Congratulations to the JH lady Tigers on the victory over Creek Valley today 42-18. Go Tigers!

Good luck to the Tiger wrestlers today at Perkins Co.!

The 7th graders participated in a "water walk" activity in English class to introduce them to their next class novel, A Long Walk to Water. Student volunteers walked around the classroom multiple times carrying jugs of water to get a slight taste of what it would be like to haul heavy water across long distances. The novel A Long Walk to Water focuses on the Sudanese civil war and the water scarcity issues many face in South Sudan. This activity helped students gain some perspective and empathy for the main characters.

Mrs. Fischer and the 2nd grade class are studying matter in science and did this experiment to learn more about solids liquids and gases. #paxtontigers

Good luck Tigers in your activities this week.