End of year medication pick up!
🎆🎓 It's time for graduation! Please join us to celebrate the first graduating class since 1985! We are so proud to honor our seniors. 🎓🎆
Dear Senior Class Families,
The baccalaureate ceremony will be held on May 24th at 4:00 PM. We are looking
forward to this special tradition and wanted to share some details regarding the
significance of the event.
The Baccalaureate is an intimate, non-denominational service designed to honor our
graduates. Unlike the formal graduation ceremony, this event focuses on providing
students and their families with a time for reflection and spiritual meaning as they
prepare for their next chapter in life.
Why do High Schools Have a Baccalaureate?
1. Marking the end of students' academic careers
Graduation is a significant milestone for most students. The baccalaureate is an
opportunity for the community to show students support while also
celebrating their intellectual and spiritual development.
2. Giving students the courage to move on
A baccalaureate ceremony is significant for students who may feel frightened
about the future, as it challenges them to think about their future holistically
and with joy.
3. Offering a blessing
Baccalaureates are an opportunity to bless graduates as they move to their
next phase of life—celebrating who they have been while reminding them of
the support surrounding them as they move into the future.
Attire for the afternoon should be what you would typically wear for a religious service
or a special occasion. Please note that several photographers will be present to
capture moments with the seniors to be shared with you later.
We look forward to celebrating this milestone with you.
- Ms. Polasek
The baccalaureate ceremony will be held on May 24th at 4:00 PM. We are looking
forward to this special tradition and wanted to share some details regarding the
significance of the event.
The Baccalaureate is an intimate, non-denominational service designed to honor our
graduates. Unlike the formal graduation ceremony, this event focuses on providing
students and their families with a time for reflection and spiritual meaning as they
prepare for their next chapter in life.
Why do High Schools Have a Baccalaureate?
1. Marking the end of students' academic careers
Graduation is a significant milestone for most students. The baccalaureate is an
opportunity for the community to show students support while also
celebrating their intellectual and spiritual development.
2. Giving students the courage to move on
A baccalaureate ceremony is significant for students who may feel frightened
about the future, as it challenges them to think about their future holistically
and with joy.
3. Offering a blessing
Baccalaureates are an opportunity to bless graduates as they move to their
next phase of life—celebrating who they have been while reminding them of
the support surrounding them as they move into the future.
Attire for the afternoon should be what you would typically wear for a religious service
or a special occasion. Please note that several photographers will be present to
capture moments with the seniors to be shared with you later.
We look forward to celebrating this milestone with you.
- Ms. Polasek
Veggie Sale! Support Pawnee agriculture by stopping by and getting some locally grown veggies! We also have rabbits and house plants available for purchase.
May 25th is a District Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
🎓 Pawnee ISD students Amanda Herod and Joaquin Ureste graduated from Coastal Bend College with their Associates Degree. We are super proud and excited for our students! 🎓
3rd, 4th, and 5th grade took a trip to Natural Bridge Caverns today!
Ms. Kasper's class read a book about the Holocaust and made memorial butterflies!
The FFA officers would like to formally invite you to their banquet on May 20th. We will showcase the accomplishments of the FFA members and everything that made their year so great! If you are interested in attending the banquet, please print the flyer attached and return it to one of the officers or Mr. Petty.
📢 Pawnee ISD Community Announcement 📢
Pawnee ISD will not be hosting our annual Spring Market Day this year due to limited community interest and participation.
As our students, parents, and staff focus on an especially exciting season, many are currently in graduation mode. With Pawnee ISD celebrating its first graduating class since 1985, our students are preparing for numerous events and celebrations throughout the month, making this a particularly busy time for everyone involved.
We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we celebrate this historic milestone for our district.
We look forward to exploring the return of Spring Market Day next year, potentially earlier in the spring season, to encourage greater participation and community involvement.
Thank you for supporting Pawnee ISD and our students as we celebrate this unforgettable year!
Pawnee ISD will not be hosting our annual Spring Market Day this year due to limited community interest and participation.
As our students, parents, and staff focus on an especially exciting season, many are currently in graduation mode. With Pawnee ISD celebrating its first graduating class since 1985, our students are preparing for numerous events and celebrations throughout the month, making this a particularly busy time for everyone involved.
We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we celebrate this historic milestone for our district.
We look forward to exploring the return of Spring Market Day next year, potentially earlier in the spring season, to encourage greater participation and community involvement.
Thank you for supporting Pawnee ISD and our students as we celebrate this unforgettable year!
🔴 TRANSFER RENEWAL REMINDER 🔵
📢 Attention Returning Transfer Students & Parents!
📢 Attention Returning Transfer Students & Parents!
May 15th is a District Holiday (NO SCHOOL)
A book a day in the month of May 📖
Mrs Wiatrek reading to the 5th graders.
Mrs Wiatrek reading to the 5th graders.
Muffins with Mom will be held on Monday, May 11th, starting at 7:30AM
May 8th
Bad Weather Make-up Day
No school!
Bad Weather Make-up Day
No school!
Regulation Strategies
We were honored to welcome When Sean Speaks to our campus to hear his testimony. His message challenged our students to think critically, make safe decisions, and value their futures.
We are incredibly grateful for the impact he has brought to our school!
We are incredibly grateful for the impact he has brought to our school!
May Event Calendar
4th grade did team building with Ms. Kristin and Ms. Eva this afternoon! They practiced working together, problem solving, staying regulated and engaging in healthy communication.
Mounted work can be scary at times yet, this young man was able to verbalize and regulate his emotions and body in order to move through his fears and achieve his goal of mounting Equine Partner, Porter. Being that he was on the fence about mounting Porter, when asked what made him decide to do it, this brave young man stated... "TO FACE MY FEARS." Nice work Layson Salinas!
