Come support our 8th grade girls volleyball teams as they welcome Options today after school.
Your 8th grade girls volleyball teams started the season off right. The A girls played a feisty team from Newton, but the skill level from the Powell girls was too much as they won in 2 competitive games. Rowan H was a serving machine while Kylee C was a setting and hitting machine. The B girls had some clutch serves from Bella S and Sophia L which allowed the B girls to win the first game easily. The second game was a back and forth affair but Newton pulled it out in the end as the Powell girls struggled to communicate with one another. The 3rd game was once again controlled by the serves from Powell as they won in convincing fashion, 15-3. The C girls struggled to complete a pass to the setter throughout their match. In the first game the girls did just enough to hang in there only to lose in extra points. The second game was not the girls best performance and they would like to move on from it. Come out today after school as the C girls look to improve against Options.
Your 8th Grade Panoramic Pictures will be taken on Monday, September 9th at 3:00 PM in the gym. Remember - this is the ONLY time pictures will be taken of your whole 8th grade class, so DON'T MISS OUT! You only have one chance to be a part of this special event, so BE THERE on Monday, September 9th at 3:00 PM
The wait is over...Magic: The Gathering Club will meet TODAY after school in Mrs. Blake's room (1068) Please make sure you have a ride home when the club ends at 5:00.
Greetings Pumas! Do you want to be featured in The Prowl's award winning yearbook? Then submit SUMMER photos of you and your friends and family to Ms. Manculich at ymanculich@lps.k12.co.us
We prefer active, candid shots! Please submit photos in .jpg format and as attachments to your email. Also, include background information about your photos answering the questions: who, what, when, and why. Don't miss this opportunity to be featured the 2020 The Prowl yearbook.
Students,
Are you planning to play in the kickball tournament on Friday, September 6th, but haven’t turned in your kickball packet forms? You're in luck! We are still accepting kickball team forms. Drop them off in the attendance office with Mrs. Durbin by Wednesday, September 4th. We’ll see you on the field or in line for a Kona ice or steak taco!
Attention all 6th graders: Do you like to play kickball or would you like to learn how to play kickball? Kickball club is starting next Tuesday, September 10th. Please meet your coaches on the upper field after school ready to play.
Attention 6th graders interested in playing soccer and making friends: There will be an after school soccer club for 6th grade girls and boys starting on Monday, September 9th. All experience levels are invited! Soccer club will be Mondays and Wednesdays after school from 4:00 to 4:50 at the upper field next to the school.
Sign language club is a place for students to learn the basics of American Sign Language (ASL). The topics covered may include: sign systems, deaf culture, ABC's, 123's, finger spelling, basic vocabulary, and more. Come with an open mind and start to learn a new language! Everyone is welcome! Our first meeting is Monday, Sept. 9 in room 3020
Students,
Are you planning to play in the kickball tournament on Friday, September 6th, but haven’t turned in your kickball packet forms? You're in luck! We are still accepting kickball team forms. Drop them off in the attendance office with Mrs. Durbin by Wednesday, September 4th. We’ll see you on the field or in line for a Kona ice or steak taco!
Attention all 6th graders: Do you like to play kickball or would you like to learn how to play kickball? Kickball club is starting next Tuesday, September 10th. Please meet your coaches on the upper field after school ready to play.
Attention 6th graders interested in playing soccer and making friends: There will be an after school soccer club for 6th grade girls and boys starting on Monday, September 9th. All experience levels are invited! Soccer club will be Mondays and Wednesdays after school from 4:00 to 4:50 at the upper field next to the school.
Sign language club is a place for students to learn the basics of American Sign Language (ASL). The topics covered may include: sign systems, deaf culture, ABC's, 123's, finger spelling, basic vocabulary, and more. Come with an open mind and start to learn a new language! Everyone is welcome! Our first meeting is Monday, Sept. 9 in room 3020