Preble Shawnee Local schools will be closed Wednesday, January 17 due to extreme windchills up to 10:00 am.
Preble shawnee schools will be closed today, Tuesday, January 16.
Preble shawnee will be on a 2-hour delay. There will be am and pm preschool.This is for all students.
Students in the HS who had perfect attendance for 2nd quarter or participated in the PBIS activity were rewarded with donuts.
Today, the Middle School held the Annual Spelling Bee. After 26 rounds, we had our winner! Congratulations to all participants! Thank you to Mrs. Gina Back for all of her work in organizing the event. The winners are listed below:
1st Place: Paxton Brewer (6th grade)
2nd Place: Olivia Wicks (5th grade)
3rd Place: Abby Leach (5th grade)
4th Place: Tandyn Turner (5th grade)
Our top two finalists will compete in the Preble County Spelling Bee on January 18th! Good luck to Paxton and Olivia!
Attention PSE families: we have been informed that the boil advisory has been lifted. Thank you
Attention families of Preble Shawnee Elementary: Camden is currently under a boil advisory for 48 hours. We are currently getting some bottles of water for anyone that needs drinking water for the remainder of the day. Please feel free to send a bottle of water with your child tomorrow and Friday. We will also have extra bottles here at school. Thank you
On Tuesday, our 6th grade students participated in their annual Christmas Bingo! The students and staff had a great time!
This past week in 8th grade science students researched and built volcanoes. They were able to present and then erupt the volcano when finished. The students were creative with their designs and presentations.
Happy Holidays from PSLS
On Friday, December 15th, the 8th graders participated in a program called ID Project. This innovative program goes beyond traditional education, emphasizing the importance of understanding, acceptance, and unity among students. ID project is designed to break down barriers and encourage students to get to know one another on a deeper level. Through a series of interactive games/activities/groupwork, the program aims to foster a sense of community while celebrating the different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives within the student body. This not only helps build empathy but also allows students to appreciate what their classmates brings to their school community.
A cornerstone of the ID Project is its commitment to inclusivity. The program actively addresses issues of bias, prejudice, and stereotypes, providing students with the tools to challenge and overcome these barriers. By promoting open dialogue and understanding, the ID Project empowers students to create an environment where everyone feels accepted and valued.
The 8th graders walked away from yesterday’s activity with a deeper understanding of one another. They learned that they had a lot more in common than what they realized. Likewise, they learned the importance of respecting one another’s differences.
The Preble Shawnee Band Program presented their annual winter concert, "Holiday Extravaganza." Under the direction of Mr. Fogle, each band played a selection of songs that demonstrated their talent and hard work. We are extremely proud of all of our musicians. Thank you to those who came out to support our students.
Starting off the Bands holiday Extravaganza with 6th grade tonight!
The 5th graders got festive with oil pastels in art class! Students were encouraged to draw big, and use oil pastel techniques that allowed colors to blend together and create beautiful turkey feathers! We are grateful for our creative students!
What a wonderful night of holiday classics at the MS/HS Christmas Choir Concert this evening! Under the direction of Miss Mutter, each choir sang a selection of holiday tunes. It was a great showcase of the talent of our students and their Director. We would like to send a heartfelt thanks to those who came out to support our students.
What a wonderful night of holiday classics at the MS/HS Christmas Choir Concert this evening! Under the direction of Miss Mutter, each choir sang a selection of holiday tunes. It was a great showcase of the talent of our students and their Director. We would like to send a heartfelt thanks to those who came out to support our students.
Students in 8th grade Science recently studied the effects of earthquakes. To experiment students were asked to build a 5 story tower, within a certain budget that could survive an earthquake and hold weight. Mrs. Garison is super proud of all the students and their hard work! She shared that the students were surprised with their results as well!
PSE will be having a food drive from December 4-19!
Mrs. Neal's 9th Grade English classes had to work together to solve a series of riddles all while learning different elements of Greek Mythology to prepare for the next unit on The Odyssey.
Thursday November 30th, there will be a FAFSA meeting in the Auditorium at 6pm. FASFA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. This is a requirement for any scholarship money at universities, FASFA, as the name implies, provides money for education, depending on Financial status. If you are planning on going to college after high school we encourage students and parents to attend this meeting.