Paxton JV takes the first set against South Loup at the MPCC JV tournament 25-22. Way to Go Tigers!
Cross-curricular connections in music! Kindergarten students are drawing what they imagine as we listen to the band piece "Kronos"
Tigers rally in the 3rd set 25-21 to defeat Arthur Co 3-0. Great job ladies!
2nd set goes the way of the Tigers 25-15
Tiger volleyball starts the match off great with a 25-17 1st set over Arthur Co.
After a good match in Arthur, JV Volleyball falls to Arthur Co 2 sets to 1.
Final score from Arthur County 76-50. Tigers put up a good fight today in Arthur but come up short.
End of the 3rd qt. Paxton is on its way back. Arthur Co ahead 46-42 Go Tigers!!
At halftime, Paxton is down 22-8 at Arthur County. Let's go Tigers!
Congratulations to Jacelyn Jorgensen and Audrey Holm for being nominated to the Currency/NSAA Believers and Achievers. Go Tigers!
HOMECOMING KICK-OFF! High school students spent the morning decorating the windows of local businesses in support of Homecoming 2023! WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE! 🐯
HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK: SEPT. 25 - SEPT. 29
The 5th Grade students interviewed for bank teller positions last Friday. The Paxton Tiger Branch of Western Nebraska Bank will reopen soon!
Great work Kindergarten!
Great work 1st Graders!
Great work 3rd Grade!
Paxton FFA Members served as group leaders during Keith County Ag Day yestetday! Awesome role models for our 5th Grade Students! GO TIGERS!
Paxton XC runners head to Crandall Creek Golf Course for the Ogallala Cross Country Invitational! Good luck, Tigers!
Intro to ag students got the opportunity to get out of the classroom and into the pasture this afternoon for some hands on experience in range management. Students worked with NRD resource programs coordinator, Miles Mendell and learned about his job in the Twin Platte Natural resources district.
Pictured are students Zaxtyn Grafford, Hadleigh Kramer, Reece Glenn, and Landon Drews working together on some plant identification.
Tigers past and present met up today at Keith County Ag. Day to learn more about the electricity that powers our homes, schools, farms and ranches!
Go Tigers!
