Winter Band Concert at HS December 8 at 5:00 pm.
Miss Edens' 7th grade classes attended a field trip to Cincinnati to watch the Cyclones take on the Fort Wayne Komets. Educational standards were integrated into the game during pre-game and both intermissions. For many of our students, this was their first time attending a hockey game! A good time was had by all!
Hello!
The Preble Shawnee Hope Squads are having a t-shirt/sweatshirt sale again this year! We are excited to sell this design that is exclusive to our school's squad, and represents the suicide prevention ribbon colors. Attached is a link for our webstore and photos of items being sold. The sale will end on December 1st at 11:59pm. Items will be delivered to Preble Shawnee High School before Christmas break and distributed from there. All proceeds will be used towards our squad's mission of providing suicide prevention and mental health awareness at Preble Shawnee and throughout the county.
Store Link: https://sunshineapparel.chipply.com/PSHSQUAD2023/
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
Thanks,
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Taylor Fletcher, MSW LSW
Mental Health Therapist
fletchert@psarrows.com
Preble Shawnee Students Are Grateful for many things....Family, Food/drinks, Music, Teachers, Grandparents, Hope Squad, Cats, Dogs, Animals, The Bengals, Golf, Shoes, the Beach , Sunsets, Chicken Baskets, Sisters,PE Classes and so much more
Thank you to Mr. McPherson for putting on such a wonderful Veterans Day Assembly. The link below will take you to a recording of our program. Thank you to all Veterans and their families!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=10Jog44HBl865nfE&v=Wl4jq9eedKk&feature=youtu.be
Huge thank you to our Varsity cheerleaders and High School marching band for coming to the elementary for our R.A.H. Kick off assembly. Also thank you to the staff that participated in our Masked Reader skit. We had some students that were able to identify the reader and some that were not. We had a lot of fun!
Hope Squad students attending the 2023 conference at Sinclair College. "SHARE THE HOPE"
On Friday October 27, some of the members of the Preble Shawnee FFA brought their animals over for a petting zoo. This was our PBIS incentive of the month. The students were able to see, pet and learn about the animals. Huge thank you to our FFA for helping to make this a success.
Our NHS and Student Senate members are helping unloading shoes for Shoes 4 the Shoeless. Over 200 students in the High/Middle School building will receive shoes. We are very thankful for this program.
Our bus drivers are the best! Happy Halloween! 🎃
Our students in Mrs. Gevedon’s sixth grade Social Studies classes have been learning about topographic maps and their real world applications. Students experienced an augmented reality sandbox, which allowed students to create different geographic formations while computer software and sensor identified elevation changes in the sand. Contour lines projected by the program allowed students to identify rapid and gentle elevation changes.
Students also built Play-Doh mountains which they cross-sectioned into layers. These layers were then traced to create a topographic map of their landform. Students used the contour lines they created to identify steep and gradual elevation changes of their mountains.
Finally, one activity allowed students explore part of our school grounds. Using topographic maps of the school property, students were able to connect the elevation changes on their maps with what they were seeing in the real world.
A special thanks to Coyle SWPPP Professionals for the use of the AR Sandbox and for providing topographic maps of the school grounds.
Last Wednesday, Gebhart Counseling trained the staff on QPR (Question, Persuade & Refer), how to recognize signs of suicide and how to help prevent suicide.
The staff also participated in Safety Training , provided by the Preble County Sheriff's Office. The training included scenarios that could happen within and around the building, safety concerns from the staff and how to respond during a lockdown.
Senior students were able to attend and participate in the Dayton Construction Career Day. Throughout the event, the students experienced on the job duties.
PSE wishes our third and fourth Wee Arrows football team and cheerleaders good luck this weekend as they travel to Tri Village on Sunday October 29 vs Dixie at 2pm. We sent them out in style with a clap out!
Our PSE staff participated in a pumpkin decorating contest. We have some very creative staff! Pumpkins are on display in the office. Staff have until next Tuesday to place their votes. May the best pumpkins win!
Our Marching Band did an outstanding job performing in Bicentennial Park at the Black Walnut Festival! They are under the direction of Mr. Brennan Fogle and Assistant Band Director, Mr. Alex Martin. Make sure that you stop by their bake sale if you're at the Festival!
If you're at the Black Walnut Festival, don't forget to check out the Art Exhibit. We have artwork from our Elementary, Middle School, and High School. The display is located at Preble Shawnee Elementary from 12-4 today and tomorrow. Come out and see the amazing talent of our students!
Our 6th grade students in Mrs. South's Science class have been busy learning the difference between extrusive and intrusive igneous rocks with candles and Epsom salt and through observing the rocks at the playground.
French Class:
Student learning can occur in many different ways, and it is important for educators to recognize the various approaches that can be taken to foster a positive learning environment. Whether it is teacher-led instruction, student-led discussions, student choice assignments, or project-based learning, each method has its own unique benefits and advantages.
I would like to share with you some pictures that highlights the power of student-led learning. Mrs. Fallang, a dedicated teacher, walked into her classroom one day and was pleasantly surprised by what she encountered. Her students had taken the initiative to engage in a learning experience that was not part of the planned curriculum.
As Mrs. Fallang entered the classroom, she noticed two students huddled around a map, pointing out various locations. The students were actively involved in discussing and learning about different geographical regions. Their enthusiasm was infectious, and it was clear that they were genuinely interested in expanding their knowledge.
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Ms. Edens class is learning how to write their name in Greek as part of their study on Ancient Greece.
