Congratulations to our very own Jackson Jacobs for being named Novice Teacher of the Month by the Northwest Arkansas Educational Cooperative! His dedication to growing as an educator is truly inspiring, and we’re so proud to have him on our team.
February Newsletter: Lots of achievement celebrations this month! Go Tigers!
High school students visited Prairie Grove Junior High to share how accelerated classes like Honors, Concurrent College Classes, and Advanced Placement can open doors to exciting opportunities! 💡 They inspired younger students to aim high, work hard, and take advantage of the pathways to success offered at PGHS. 🎓
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Mrs. Benton's Honors Physical Science students have launched into their "Earth in Space" unit! Using models, they explored how Earth's movement through space shapes the seasons we experience. 🚀🌍🌟
#ScienceInAction #EarthAndSpace #STEMLearning #aroundpgjhs
January At A Glance! 🗓️
Congratulations to Gunnar Orona, our Junior High Spelling Bee champion, and runner-up Nicky Eckert! We are so proud of all the students who participated today and showcased their hard work and talent. Great job, everyone!
Come out tonight for an evening of Christmas music performed by our talented Prairie Grove Tiger Band! 🎼🥁🎺🎄
The Prairie Grove Junior High Choir brought holiday cheer to the residents at Prairie Grove Health and Rehab this week with their beautiful Christmas carols.
Prairie Grove JH Families:
We are transitioning to Chromebook carts in classrooms. All Chromebooks & chargers must be turned in on Tuesday, Dec. 17th during 2nd period. Students will no longer check out Chromebooks for home use; homework will be sent home as paper copies. Questions? Call the JH office.
Join us in celebrating the last 12 days of the semester!
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December Month At A Glance!
PGJHS Families,
Second quarter progress grades are now available in Home Access Center. Find them by clicking on Grades and then the IPR Tab. Please call our office at (479) 846-4221 if you have any questions. Thank you!
Today, students explored careers in welding with a sweet twist! Students learned about fusion welding by practicing with Hershey’s chocolate bars. They created box welds and tested their strength—hands-on learning at its finest (and tastiest)!
PGJH Advanced EAST students collaborated together to design signs for their school navigation project. They worked alongside a print shop, our principal, and School Resource Officer to make sure everything was correct so that students could easily find their way around campus. Our EAST program is an incredible asset to our school, fostering creativity, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving skills that enhance student engagement and success. Way to go, EAST!
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Today, the Washington County Sheriff's Department visited Prairie Grove Junior High to educate students about drug safety and prevention. The highlight of the presentation was a live demonstration by their K9 unit, showcasing how these highly trained canines detect narcotics. Thank you to our local law enforcement for bringing awareness and empowering our students to make safe and informed choices!
At last night’s board meeting, we proudly recognized Kelbie Osburn and Breanna Fitzgerald for their outstanding contributions to our district. Both were honored with a special gift from Arvest Bank as a token of appreciation for all that they do. Thank you, Kelbie and Bre, for making a difference every day!
Hello PGJH Families, We have had a few organizations reach out to us in hopes of helping to provide Thanksgiving help to members of our community. If you are interested in more information, please reach out to Amber Stucki at amber.stucki@pgtigers.org. The deadline to sign up is Thursday, November 20. Happy Holidays!
Mrs. Reed's classes held a mock debate during election week. Four candidates ran for president. The two parties representing the people were the Memory Makers and the Snack Squad. Students went through the process of a primary and a general election by registering to vote and submitting their ballots. What a fun way to learn about our civic duty!
The newest issue of "The Monthly Roar" has dropped! Be sure to check it out for highlights from October.
In Ms. Terry’s art class, Junior High students unleashed their creativity and craftsmanship by designing their own unique, crazy hats out of paper as part of an exciting unit on wearable art! 🎨
