Pine City High School Theater Presents "GREASE" School Edition!
Showtimes: Friday, November 8 at 7pm, Saturday, November 9 at 7pm, Sunday, November 10 at 2pm.
Pine City High School Auditorium.
Adults $10, Students 5$ with Activity Pass: PC Elementary Students are free with paid adult ticket
Some of Mr. Eichten's 8th grade woodworking students finished their required woodworking projects and wanted to design and paint wooden pumpkins for Halloween. Logan and Jonny designed and drew freaky pumpkin faces. With a little help from their teachers, the faces were wood burned in. All in all, it was a fun way to end the quarter and kick off Halloween. Nice work guys! Go Dragons! 🐉 🎃 🐉
PTO Halloween Party 🎃
October 25
05:00 PM - 07:00 PM
Pine City Elementary School, 700 6th Ave SW, Pine City, MN 55063, USA
This event will take place in the Pine City Elementary New Big Gym. Enter thru Door 17 ONLY.
Mr. Eichten's woodworking classes just finished up their custom made cutting boards. The students had the options to router the edges of the board and add grease channels if they preferred. They also had the choice to laser engrave images, words, or names in their cutting board if they wanted. All around it was a fun project to have before we get to hunting season and Thanksgiving break. Many of the students already have plans on when and where they will use their cutting board first. Nice work guys and Go Dragons!
The Pine City girls tennis team clinched the section 7A championship title with a tough 4-3 win over Foley. We will advance to the state tournament on Tuesday, October 22. Go Dragons!
The 2024 Pine City Athletic Hall of Fame induction will take place on Saturday, October 12th at the Pine City Country Club. This year is the 25 anniversary of the Pine City Athletic Hall of Fame committee. We are honored to announce our group that will be inducted.
Congrats Rick Engelstad, Jordan Pangerl, Marcus Scarbrough and Elise Lundquist!
For more info: https://5il.co/2y4y7
PCPS is celebrating the taste of fall and the benefits of eating local!
Our students will be enjoying delicious apples sourced from Moulton's Apple Orchard located in Rush City 🍎🍏
#FarmTo SchoolMonth #HealthyEating #supportlocalbusiness
For more info visit: https://minnesotagrown.com/member/moultons-orchard-vineyard/
Athlete Meet-n-greet at Elementary
Homecoming 2024 Activity Schedule available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DkZoZZcWA-cTCyoqWcY12qjnjad4cia3i54-lm9hyEQ/edit?usp=sharing
📚🎉 Join us for the Back to School Open House on August 28 from 4:30-8:00 PM at all Pine City Public Schools! Meet teachers, tour the school, and more! 🏫✏️
#PineCitySchools #BackToSchool #OpenHouse2024 #DragonPride
🌟 Add "classroom hero" to your resume! 🦸♂️🦸♀️
You don’t need a cape to be a role model. If you love working with kids, substitute teaching may be your next big debut. 🎒👩🏫 Part-time and full-time positions available. Apply now! 👉 https://www.teachersoncall.com/talent/apply-now
#ClassroomHero #TeachingJobs #SubstituteTeacher #Education #ApplyNow
🌟 Calling all Substitute Teachers and Paraprofessionals! 🌟 Join us for our annual substitute workshop on August 22, 9 AM - 12 PM. Whether you're new or experienced, we'd love to see you! 📚✨ Don't miss out—help shape our students' future! 🌟 #EducationMatters #TeachInspire #JoinOurTeam #SubstituteTeacher #Paraprofessional #DragonPride
📢We're hiring! 🌟 Check out our website for exciting career opportunities! www.applitrack.com/pinecity/onlineapp/ 🌟 #JobOpenings #CareerOpportunity #PineCitySchools #JoinOurTeam
Kindergarten and first grade closed out summer school with some friendly Olympic games! 🏅🎉 Fun was had by all! 😄 #SummerSchool #OlympicGames #FunForAll #Kindergarten #FirstGrade
Ms. Miller and Ms. Theiman’s 4th grade classes went on a field trip to A&W today! 🍔🍦 Thank you to A&W for the hospitality and letting us make our own sundaes! 🍨 #FieldTrip #4thGradeFun #AWExperience #SweetTreats #PCES
Over the past decade, more than three different groups have been hired to examine the challenges of ground settling at the elementary school and propose solutions. Each group proposed similar plans with comparable costs (adjusted for inflation). These proposals resulted from community participation in a six-month study conducted about a year and a half ago. The options for the elementary school ranged from $29 to $48 million. From there, the board refined these proposals to establish the final option to be presented to the taxpayers in a referendum. The school board has worked hard to refine these proposals to meet the district's needs and gain voter support. The project's value is higher due to the inclusion of Long-Term Facility Maintenance Projects.
The question is whether hiring a fourth group will yield different results or if continued delays will cause the price to keep rising.
The detailed estimates were prepared by our construction manager, RA Morton, with assistance from our architects and engineers at LHB Inc., and other consultants used by the district for roofing and other maintenance issues. A detailed estimate is available on the district’s website. The inflationary values come from these groups and a comparison to projects proposed by other firms in the area, using similar inflationary values.
Public projects face the challenge that project documents (including budgets) must be submitted to the Department of Education for review and approval months before the referendum and up to a year before the project documents are ready for bidding. This review provides checks and balances to ensure consistency with other projects across the state (in terms of space programs, square feet per student, and budgets).
Concerns regarding bidding are also managed through a controlled process. The design professional creates the bid documents, the district’s attorney reviews the bidding rules, and the construction manager oversees the bid process and bidder qualifications. Inconsistencies are addressed by the district’s attorney, and the entire process is part of the district’s annual audit. This is the same process we use for various purchases at the district, and by statute, we must follow the rules established by the State of Minnesota.
Thanks to the many of you for asking questions, visiting the schools, and keeping the conversation constructive, positive and free of offensive language regardless of your position or beliefs. If there are any further questions or concerns, do not hesitate to call our superintendent or any of the school board members.
🚗📚 Does your teen need Driver's Ed? 📅 Register now for our tentative August class!
🗓️ Schedule:
Day 1: Fri, Aug 2nd, 8-11am
Day 2: Sat, Aug 3rd, 8-11am
Day 3: Mon, Aug 5th, 8-11am
Day 4: Tue, Aug 6th, 8-11am
Day 5: Wed, Aug 7th, 8-11am
Day 6: Thu, Aug 8th, 3-6pm & (Parent Meeting 6-7:30pm)
Day 7: Fri, Aug 9th, 8-11am
Day 8: Sat, Aug 10th, 8-11am
Day 9: Mon, Aug 12th, 2-5pm
Day 10: Tue, Aug 13th, 2-5pm
Register by packet at the main office or online. Call 📞 320-629-4112 for more info or visit 🌐 www.isd578.org/driversed.
We need 12+ students to hold this class! #DriversEd #TeenDrivers #RegisterNow #SafeDriving 🚦
📚✏️ 2024-2025 School Supply Lists are out! 📝✨ Find Grades K-6 here: https://5il.co/2ras1 📖 and Grades 7-12 here: https://5il.co/2rauq 🎒📘 #SchoolSupplies #ReadyToLearn #2024SchoolYear #DragonPride
2nd graders in Mrs. Sjoblom's summer class:
🗺️ Students explored and created their own maps of Voyageur Park.
👃🌿 Went on a sensory nature scavenger hunt.
🪺 Built bird nests to protect their "eggs."
🌼🦋 Visited the Pine City Discovery Garden on the way.
#SummerFun #NatureExplorers #VoyageurPark #DiscoveryGarden #LearningOutdoors
