Friday, April 28th
Hey 8th Graders. Arapahoe Soccer is holding optional kickarounds in the month of May for any incoming freshman, interested in playing soccer for Arapahoe next year. Please visit the Arapahoe Soccer website for more information. Sign up by April 29th. Contact Coach Hayes if you have any questions
Attention all 8th- football players attending Arapahoe High School next year and interested in playing football for the warriors:
There will be an informational meeting Tuesday, May 2nd at 7 pm at Arapahoe in the Forum to get you and your parents plugged into the football program. You can enter through the north entrance by the baseball field.
The next meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Club will be next Monday, May 1. All experience levels, different deck types and new players are welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. Set your deck, prepare your strategy, and join us for some fun competition!
Last chance to reserve a yearbook is Monday. If you have not pre-paid for a yearbook, there is no guarantee you’ll have one in May. Don’t risk it, prepay for yours now. See Mrs. Linnick in the front office or go to our website to order one before Monday!
Attention 8th grade volleyball: We will be having our end of the season celebration today during 8th grade lunch in room 3041. Please bring a drink and your clean jersey!
Did you hear everybody talking about the play? It was amazing and you can see it again tonight or tomorrow at 7pm. Get to school by 6:45 to get your seat and enjoy the show. It’s free! We promise you will laugh and be glad you came. Be kind and respectful as an audience or you will be asked to leave. A play is no place to chat or mess around with friends during the show. Stay home if you can’t stay silent. But you’ll want to see for yourself what everyone is talking about!
Attention Students …
Want to meet new people, challenge yourself and enjoy the great outdoors? Join the Arapahoe High School Mountain Bike Club! Our club welcomes participants of all abilities and backgrounds, from seasoned riders to beginners, where you’ll ride the best trails in the Front Range and get the chance to race against other high schools from around Colorado and neighboring states.
At AHS Mountain Bike Club, we value having a good time, riding hard, being good stewards of the trail, and developing mountain biking skills that you can benefit from for years to come.
Our club is open to any future/current AHS student or 8th grader.
Don't miss out on the fun!
Stop by the office today to pick up a flyer to learn more and join the AHS Mountain Bike Club today.
Thursday, April 27th
Thursday, April 27th
Hey 8th Graders. Arapahoe Soccer is holding optional kickarounds in the month of May for any incoming freshman, interested in playing soccer for Arapahoe next year. Please visit the Arapahoe Soccer website for more information. Sign up by April 29th. Contact Coach Hayes if you have any questions
SAGA will have our monthly meeting TODAY Thursday from 4:00-5:00 pm. Please see Mr. Teruel in room 3063 if you have any questions. All students are welcome to attend.
Attention all 8th- football players attending Arapahoe High School next year and interested in playing football for the warriors:
There will be an informational meeting Tuesday, May 2nd at 7 pm at Arapahoe in the Forum to get you and your parents plugged into the football program. You can enter through the north entrance by the baseball field.
The next meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Club will be next Monday, May 1. All experience levels, different deck types and new players are welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. Set your deck, prepare your strategy, and join us for some fun competition!
It’s finally here! Opening night of bedtime Stories is tonight! Please come see your classmates perform a funny and entertaining show. Get to the school by 6:45 because the show starts at 7pm. It’s free but bring cash for snacks. Just a warning that cell phone use and talking will not be tolerated during the show. Only come if you can be a respectful audience. But seriously, You Don’t want to miss it!
Last chance to reserve a yearbook is Monday. If you have not pre-paid for a yearbook, there is no guarantee you’ll have one in May. Don’t risk it, prepay for yours now. See Mrs. Linnick in the front office or go to our website to order one before Monday!
Attention 8th grade volleyball: We will be having our end-of-the-season celebration tomorrow during 8th grade lunch in room 3041. Please bring a drink and your clean jersey!
Wednesday, April 26th
Wednesday, April 26th
Hey 8th Graders. Arapahoe Soccer is holding optional kickarounds in the month of May for any incoming freshman, interested in playing soccer for Arapahoe next year. Please visit the Arapahoe Soccer website for more information. Sign up by April 29th. Contact Coach Hayes if you have any questions
SAGA will have our monthly meeting this Thursday from 4:00-5:00 pm. Please see Mr. Teruel in room 3063 if you have any questions. All students are welcome to attend.
Good morning Pumas. Student council will be sponsoring their annual sucker sales Wednesday and Thursday. You will order and receive them before school starts. Suckers are $1 each and there is a limit of 10 per day. It is up to the teacher if you are allowed to have the sucker in class. So if you are asked to put it away. Please put it away. If you have any questions, please ask your student council representative.
Attention all 8th- football players attending Arapahoe High School next year and interested in playing football for the warriors:
There will be an informational meeting Tuesday, May 2nd at 7 pm at Arapahoe in the Forum to get you and your parents plugged into the football program. You can enter through the north entrance by the baseball field.
Hey 8th Graders. Arapahoe Soccer is holding optional kickarounds in the month of May for any incoming freshman, interested in playing soccer for Arapahoe next year. Please visit the Arapahoe Soccer website for more information. Sign up by April 29th. Contact Coach Hayes if you have any questions
SAGA will have our monthly meeting this Thursday from 4:00-5:00 pm. Please see Mr. Teruel in room 3063 if you have any questions. All students are welcome to attend.
Good morning Pumas. Student council will be sponsoring their annual sucker sales Wednesday and Thursday. You will order and receive them before school starts. Suckers are $1 each and there is a limit of 10 per day. It is up to the teacher if you are allowed to have the sucker in class. So if you are asked to put it away. Please put it away. If you have any questions, please ask your student council representative.
Attention all 8th- football players attending Arapahoe High School next year and interested in playing football for the warriors:
There will be an informational meeting Tuesday, May 2nd at 7 pm at Arapahoe in the Forum to get you and your parents plugged into the football program. You can enter through the north entrance by the baseball field.
Tuesday, April 25th
Tuesday, April 25th
Friday the gym floor was taking a beating with the Jump Rope Finals on fire!! Between the 8th-grade boys and girls, we had the greatest turnout in Powell's history of 29 competitors! Leah Danielson took this year's win with an astounding 457 jumps, while Maddox Mangers CRUSHED the 2016 record with an amazing 649 jumps in 3 minutes. Pumas that is insane! Fantastic job and we couldn't be prouder of the effort by all!
We have some 7th-grade, as well as all 6th-grade qualifiers to test, so stay tuned for those results. 6th and 7th-grade jumpers, you will soon receive your updated pass for this week's tutorial.
On a last note about Fitness Finals, this week's finals events have been changed a bit due to the weather:
Plank will still be held as scheduled during CORE+
Partner Mile has been changed to May 19th & in its place, we will finish the 6th and 7th grade Jump Ropers during tutorials this week.
Saturday our 8th grade volleyball teams played in the district tournament!
Overall, every single girl put their all into the games & we couldn’t be more proud.
A team ended in 4th place, B team got 2nd place, and C team brought home the win in the championship game!
All athletes have grown so much this season! Thank you to all who dedicated so much time. Details to our end-of-the-season celebration to come! Great job Pumas!
Hey 8th Graders. Arapahoe Soccer is holding optional kickarounds in the month of May for any incoming freshman, interested in playing soccer for Arapahoe next year. Please visit the Arapahoe Soccer website for more information. Sign up by April 29th. Contact Coach Hayes if you have any questions
SAGA will have our monthly meeting this Thursday from 4:00-5:00 pm. Please see Mr. Teruel in room 3063 if you have any questions. All students are welcome to attend.
Students, yesterday your parents were emailed a letter letting them know who would be the principal at Powell next year. Mr. Wolf needs to continue to take care of a family member and may not be able to return to Powell next year. I will be here as the principal through the end of this school year. Mr. Broer will be the Powell principal next year. Mr. Broer is starting with us this week and will be here the rest of the year and all of next year. Mr. Broer will be at lunch to meet students in the next few days.
Good morning Pumas. Student council will be sponsoring their annual sucker sales Wednesday and Thursday..You will order and receive them before school starts. Suckers are $1 each and there is a limit of 10 per day. It is up to the teacher if you are allowed to have the sucker in class. So if you are asked to put it away. Please put it away. If you have any questions, please ask your student council representative.
Friday the gym floor was taking a beating with the Jump Rope Finals on fire!! Between the 8th-grade boys and girls, we had the greatest turnout in Powell's history of 29 competitors! Leah Danielson took this year's win with an astounding 457 jumps, while Maddox Mangers CRUSHED the 2016 record with an amazing 649 jumps in 3 minutes. Pumas that is insane! Fantastic job and we couldn't be prouder of the effort by all!
We have some 7th-grade, as well as all 6th-grade qualifiers to test, so stay tuned for those results. 6th and 7th-grade jumpers, you will soon receive your updated pass for this week's tutorial.
On a last note about Fitness Finals, this week's finals events have been changed a bit due to the weather:
Plank will still be held as scheduled during CORE+
Partner Mile has been changed to May 19th & in its place, we will finish the 6th and 7th grade Jump Ropers during tutorials this week.
Saturday our 8th grade volleyball teams played in the district tournament!
Overall, every single girl put their all into the games & we couldn’t be more proud.
A team ended in 4th place, B team got 2nd place, and C team brought home the win in the championship game!
All athletes have grown so much this season! Thank you to all who dedicated so much time. Details to our end-of-the-season celebration to come! Great job Pumas!
Hey 8th Graders. Arapahoe Soccer is holding optional kickarounds in the month of May for any incoming freshman, interested in playing soccer for Arapahoe next year. Please visit the Arapahoe Soccer website for more information. Sign up by April 29th. Contact Coach Hayes if you have any questions
SAGA will have our monthly meeting this Thursday from 4:00-5:00 pm. Please see Mr. Teruel in room 3063 if you have any questions. All students are welcome to attend.
Students, yesterday your parents were emailed a letter letting them know who would be the principal at Powell next year. Mr. Wolf needs to continue to take care of a family member and may not be able to return to Powell next year. I will be here as the principal through the end of this school year. Mr. Broer will be the Powell principal next year. Mr. Broer is starting with us this week and will be here the rest of the year and all of next year. Mr. Broer will be at lunch to meet students in the next few days.
Good morning Pumas. Student council will be sponsoring their annual sucker sales Wednesday and Thursday..You will order and receive them before school starts. Suckers are $1 each and there is a limit of 10 per day. It is up to the teacher if you are allowed to have the sucker in class. So if you are asked to put it away. Please put it away. If you have any questions, please ask your student council representative.
Friday, April 21st
Friday, April 21st
SAGA will have our monthly meeting next Thursday, April 27th after school in Mr. Teruel's room, #3063. All are welcome to attend.
Hey 6th graders! Come have fun at 6th-grade track with Mr. Ennis and Mrs, Etchells from 4-5. You’ll learn about all of the different events and have the opportunity to try them all. We meet out on the track as long as the weather permits. Bring yourself and a pair of running shoes - no Crocs or sandals, please - and have fun!
Hey Pumas, Our hat day donations combined with our staff raffle in the fall totaled $1300 that Powell students donated to Arapahoe's Warrior Week and Stefan's wish to go to Hawaii. That is incredible!! A special shout-out goes to Cam Carnes and his presentation of the check to Stefan and his family. Way to go Pumas.
Last night A and B teams faced Euclid in the semi-finals!
A team, unfortunately, ended in a loss, but will still play for 3rd place this Saturday! Cassie Alderson got some really great passes and Quinn Marlin had some great serves to support the team!
B team beat Euclid and will be moving on the championship game this Saturday! Elise Wandry had some great saves and Kyleigh Pacheco served 12 straight serves, winning the first set!
Great job to both teams and good luck this weekend!”
SAGA will have our monthly meeting next Thursday, April 27th after school in Mr. Teruel's room, #3063. All are welcome to attend.
Hey 6th graders! Come have fun at 6th-grade track with Mr. Ennis and Mrs, Etchells from 4-5. You’ll learn about all of the different events and have the opportunity to try them all. We meet out on the track as long as the weather permits. Bring yourself and a pair of running shoes - no Crocs or sandals, please - and have fun!
Hey Pumas, Our hat day donations combined with our staff raffle in the fall totaled $1300 that Powell students donated to Arapahoe's Warrior Week and Stefan's wish to go to Hawaii. That is incredible!! A special shout-out goes to Cam Carnes and his presentation of the check to Stefan and his family. Way to go Pumas.
Last night A and B teams faced Euclid in the semi-finals!
A team, unfortunately, ended in a loss, but will still play for 3rd place this Saturday! Cassie Alderson got some really great passes and Quinn Marlin had some great serves to support the team!
B team beat Euclid and will be moving on the championship game this Saturday! Elise Wandry had some great saves and Kyleigh Pacheco served 12 straight serves, winning the first set!
Great job to both teams and good luck this weekend!”
Thursday, April 20th
Thursday, April 20th
SAGA will have our monthly meeting next Thursday, April 27th after school in Mr. Teruel's room, #3063. All are welcome to attend.
Good luck to our 8th grade A and B volleyball teams today as they travel to Euclid for the LPS tournament semifinals. Let's go, ladies! One point at a time for the win!
Hey 6th graders! Come have fun at 6th grade track with Mr. Ennis and Mrs, Etchells from 4-5. You’ll learn about all of the different events and have the opportunity to try them all. We meet out on the track as long as weather permits. Bring yourself and a pair of running shoes - no Crocs or sandals, please - and have fun!
SAGA will have our monthly meeting next Thursday, April 27th after school in Mr. Teruel's room, #3063. All are welcome to attend.
Good luck to our 8th grade A and B volleyball teams today as they travel to Euclid for the LPS tournament semifinals. Let's go, ladies! One point at a time for the win!
Hey 6th graders! Come have fun at 6th grade track with Mr. Ennis and Mrs, Etchells from 4-5. You’ll learn about all of the different events and have the opportunity to try them all. We meet out on the track as long as weather permits. Bring yourself and a pair of running shoes - no Crocs or sandals, please - and have fun!
Wednesday, April 19th
Wednesday, April 19th
MathCounts is cancelled tonight. We will see you next week!
Last night C team played in the semi finals game against options!
They came out with yet another win sending them to the championship game this Saturday at Powell!! Our serves were strong and consistent, helping us pull ahead. Kaitlyn Flynn was able to come in for a game winning serve and Sara Cosslett was able to adjust in whatever way was needed!
Great job C team! See you at the championship!
Tuesday, April 18th
Tuesday, April 18th
This is a reminder to our 6th graders. Your track and field season begins today, after school, in the small gym. AND, good luck to our 8th-grade volleyball C team as they travel to Newton today for the tournament semifinals.
Tennis club is canceled today. We’ll see you on the courts Thursday.
Beginning next week Tennis Club will only be held on Thursdays.
Today is Dining for Dollars at Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers from 4 - 8 pm.! Mention the fundraiser when you order and 15% of your sale will be donated back to Powell!
This is a reminder to our 6th graders. Your track and field season begins today, after school, in the small gym. AND, good luck to our 8th-grade volleyball C team as they travel to Newton today for the tournament semifinals.
Tennis club is canceled today. We’ll see you on the courts Thursday.
Beginning next week Tennis Club will only be held on Thursdays.
Today is Dining for Dollars at Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers from 4 - 8 pm.! Mention the fundraiser when you order and 15% of your sale will be donated back to Powell!
Monday, April 17th
Monday, April 17th
Once again, 6th graders who’d like to run track and field this year, please meet your coaches after school tomorrow in the small gym.
Once again, 6th graders who’d like to run track and field this year, please meet your coaches after school tomorrow in the small gym.
Friday, April 14th
Friday, April 14th
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART TODAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Attention all 6th graders interested in track and field this spring. Your season begins Tuesday, April 18. Please meet your coaches after school in the small gym next Tuesday, dressed and ready to run.
Student council will be having a hat day next Wednesday April 19th. All monies raised will go to Warrior Week at Arapahoe and the Make a Wish foundation. Please support this day by wearing a hat and bringing a dollar or more.
Last night our 8th grade volleyball C Team played Options for their 5th win in a row this season! Morgan Hendron got us 12 points in the first game, two of those serves being overhanded! Kaylynn Block did an awesome job adjusting to the ball and having some really smart plays. All the girls played so well and have grown so much this season. Now onto semi-finals!
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART TODAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Attention all 6th graders interested in track and field this spring. Your season begins Tuesday, April 18. Please meet your coaches after school in the small gym next Tuesday, dressed and ready to run.
Student council will be having a hat day next Wednesday April 19th. All monies raised will go to Warrior Week at Arapahoe and the Make a Wish foundation. Please support this day by wearing a hat and bringing a dollar or more.
Last night our 8th grade volleyball C Team played Options for their 5th win in a row this season! Morgan Hendron got us 12 points in the first game, two of those serves being overhanded! Kaylynn Block did an awesome job adjusting to the ball and having some really smart plays. All the girls played so well and have grown so much this season. Now onto semi-finals!
Thursday, April 13th
Thursday, April 13th
Good morning everyone,
Tomorrow is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Student council will be having a hat day next Wednesday, April 19th. All monies raised will go to Warrior Week at Arapahoe and the Make a Wish Foundation. Please support this day by wearing a hat and bringing a dollar or more.
Come and cheer for our 8th-grade girls volleyball team as they host Options after school today. See you there!
Friday, April 14th is the National Day of Silence. National Day of Silence is a symbolic way to recognize the harassment and bullying of individuals who identify LGBTQ+. Any PMS student may choose to participate in this day. Students interested in participating should pick up a participation information card in the counseling office or from Mr. Teruel in room 3063. Student participants should let their teachers know by April 13th that they are participating.
Good morning everyone,
Tomorrow is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Student council will be having a hat day next Wednesday, April 19th. All monies raised will go to Warrior Week at Arapahoe and the Make a Wish Foundation. Please support this day by wearing a hat and bringing a dollar or more.
Come and cheer for our 8th-grade girls volleyball team as they host Options after school today. See you there!
Friday, April 14th is the National Day of Silence. National Day of Silence is a symbolic way to recognize the harassment and bullying of individuals who identify LGBTQ+. Any PMS student may choose to participate in this day. Students interested in participating should pick up a participation information card in the counseling office or from Mr. Teruel in room 3063. Student participants should let their teachers know by April 13th that they are participating.
Wednesday, April 12th
Wednesday, April 12th
Good morning everyone,
Friday is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Lost and Found in the Cafeteria will be cleaned out tomorrow before school. Please look for your lost or missing items.
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
What a night it was for our 8th grade girls volleyball teams against the Euclid Falcons!
A Team once again fought hard with a 3 set match, unfortunately ending in a loss. Abby Reynolds did a fantastic job serving and Jaya White was able to get some solid sets to the team. All of the girls fought hard until the very end.
B team walked away with another win against Euclid! The girls had 3 awesome kills between the games coming from Kate Murphy and Esme Counter. Kate Murphy also showed up with her serves getting us 10 points between the two sets! Jordan St. Martin also did a great job receiving some of the tough plays.
C team also walked away with a win last night- winning by over 10 points in both games! Tallulah Parks brought a really positive attitude and some great passes. Isabel Gherig's serves got us 13 points between the two games and everyone did an awesome job!
All three teams did an awesome job last night. Come watch our C team play Options after school on Thursday! Semi Finals start next week!!
Friday, April 14th is the National Day of Silence. National Day of Silence is a symbolic way to recognize the harassment and bullying of individuals who identify LGBTQ+. Any PMS student may choose to participate in this day. Students interested in participating should pick up a participation information card in the counseling office or from Mr. Teruel in room 3063. Student participants should let their teachers know by April 13th that they are participating.
Good morning everyone,
Friday is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Lost and Found in the Cafeteria will be cleaned out tomorrow before school. Please look for your lost or missing items.
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
What a night it was for our 8th grade girls volleyball teams against the Euclid Falcons!
A Team once again fought hard with a 3 set match, unfortunately ending in a loss. Abby Reynolds did a fantastic job serving and Jaya White was able to get some solid sets to the team. All of the girls fought hard until the very end.
B team walked away with another win against Euclid! The girls had 3 awesome kills between the games coming from Kate Murphy and Esme Counter. Kate Murphy also showed up with her serves getting us 10 points between the two sets! Jordan St. Martin also did a great job receiving some of the tough plays.
C team also walked away with a win last night- winning by over 10 points in both games! Tallulah Parks brought a really positive attitude and some great passes. Isabel Gherig's serves got us 13 points between the two games and everyone did an awesome job!
All three teams did an awesome job last night. Come watch our C team play Options after school on Thursday! Semi Finals start next week!!
Friday, April 14th is the National Day of Silence. National Day of Silence is a symbolic way to recognize the harassment and bullying of individuals who identify LGBTQ+. Any PMS student may choose to participate in this day. Students interested in participating should pick up a participation information card in the counseling office or from Mr. Teruel in room 3063. Student participants should let their teachers know by April 13th that they are participating.
Tuesday, April 11th
Tuesday, April 11th
Good morning everyone,
Friday is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Lost and Found in the Cafeteria will be cleaned out Thursday before school. Please look for your lost or missing items. Teachers with their own Lost and found, please make sure it is up in the Cafeteria before Thursday.
Student council will have their next meeting tomorrow at 9:1 5am in room 3040. See you there!
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Come support our 8th-grade girls volleyball teams as they welcome the Euclid Falcons today after school.
Friday, April 14th is the National Day of Silence. National Day of Silence is a symbolic way to recognize the harassment and bullying of individuals who identify LGBTQ+. Any PMS student may choose to participate in this day. Students interested in participating should pick up a participation information card in the counseling office or from Mr. Teruel in room 3063. Student participants should let their teachers know by April 13th that they are participating.
Good morning everyone,
Friday is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Lost and Found in the Cafeteria will be cleaned out Thursday before school. Please look for your lost or missing items. Teachers with their own Lost and found, please make sure it is up in the Cafeteria before Thursday.
Student council will have their next meeting tomorrow at 9:1 5am in room 3040. See you there!
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Come support our 8th-grade girls volleyball teams as they welcome the Euclid Falcons today after school.
Friday, April 14th is the National Day of Silence. National Day of Silence is a symbolic way to recognize the harassment and bullying of individuals who identify LGBTQ+. Any PMS student may choose to participate in this day. Students interested in participating should pick up a participation information card in the counseling office or from Mr. Teruel in room 3063. Student participants should let their teachers know by April 13th that they are participating.
Monday, April 10th
Monday, April 10th
Magic: The Gathering Club will meet today after school. All experience levels, different deck types, and new players are always welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. We hope to see you there!
Good morning everyone,
Friday is the National Day of Silence. Anyone interested in learning more and/or participating should go to the counseling office or Mr. Teruel's room, #3063, for more information.
Lost and Found in the Cafeteria will be cleaned out Thursday before school. Please look for your lost or missing items. Teachers with their own Lost and found, please make sure it is up in the Cafeteria before Thursday.
Students, due to CMAS testing this week, Homework Club has been canceled today, Monday, April 10th. Please ensure that you have a ride home after school today. Homework Club will resume next week. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Student council will have their next meeting this Wednesday at 9:15am in room 3040. See you there
Attention all Thespians! Attention all Thespians! Your point chart is due THIS FRIDAY. If you think you have 20 Thespian Points and wish to be inducted into the International Thespian Society in May, YOU MUST TURN IN YOUR POINT CHART BY FRIDAY. You can find point charts on the call board at the back of the stage door or on the Troupe Classroom. NO LATE CHARTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
The gym floor was on fire last Friday with intense battles in the Partner Pacer Fitness Finals!
The boys started us off with a head to head tie between the teams of Liam Folk & Maddox Mangers and Dylan Escorcia & Caden Muller @ 191 lines each. If you've never seen the pacer, that is a fast and furious amount of lines!
Working their hardest and with a smile, Braelyn Winn & Jaya White pushed their limits with 146 lines for the girls.
In our Co-Ed division, Katie Usagani & Cam Carnes surpassed their qualifying score of 120 by running an amazing 152 lines! That's 32 more lines Pumas...absolutely amazing!
Great job to all who qualified and competed...we are proud of you!
Due to CMAS, there will be no Fitness Finals this week or next. Jump Rope will resume the fitness finals on the 21st.
Friday, April 7th
Friday, April 7th
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home
The next meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Club will be next Monday, April 10. All experience levels, different deck types and new players are always welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. Set your deck, prepare your strategy, and join us for some fun competition!
Thank you to our PRIDE leaders and staff who welcomed incoming 6th-grade parents and students last night. The school tour was great and lots of good information was shared.
Last night 8th grade volleyball played Euclid! All three teams showed up and put on a hard fight til the end.
A team started off with a close game, only losing by two points & continuing to put it all on the court in the second game. Unfortunately, it ended in a loss but we had some great stuff happening out there including Jaya White being able to adjust to the court & Emerson Sisler stepped up when things got hard! Nice job A team!
B team took away their FIRST WIN of the season last night! Every single player gave their all, but especially served their way through the game. Issy Totten was assertive on the court & Chloe Arnold was able to have some smart plays at the net. Congrats on your first win girls!
C team walked away with another win last night as well, making that a 3 game winning streak! This was a 3 set match, and the girls played hard all the way through. Special shout-out to Al Rivera and Evelyn Dishong for taking opportunities every time they could!
What a great night for all 3 teams, win or loss! We are so proud of you!
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home
The next meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Club will be next Monday, April 10. All experience levels, different deck types and new players are always welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. Set your deck, prepare your strategy, and join us for some fun competition!
Thank you to our PRIDE leaders and staff who welcomed incoming 6th-grade parents and students last night. The school tour was great and lots of good information was shared.
Last night 8th grade volleyball played Euclid! All three teams showed up and put on a hard fight til the end.
A team started off with a close game, only losing by two points & continuing to put it all on the court in the second game. Unfortunately, it ended in a loss but we had some great stuff happening out there including Jaya White being able to adjust to the court & Emerson Sisler stepped up when things got hard! Nice job A team!
B team took away their FIRST WIN of the season last night! Every single player gave their all, but especially served their way through the game. Issy Totten was assertive on the court & Chloe Arnold was able to have some smart plays at the net. Congrats on your first win girls!
C team walked away with another win last night as well, making that a 3 game winning streak! This was a 3 set match, and the girls played hard all the way through. Special shout-out to Al Rivera and Evelyn Dishong for taking opportunities every time they could!
What a great night for all 3 teams, win or loss! We are so proud of you!
Thursday, April 6th
Thursday, April 6th
Good morning! This is a reminder for the PRIDE leaders I spoke with yesterday at lunch that this evening is PARENT NIGHT for incoming 6th graders and their families. Please arrive at Powell around 5:30 and be ready to give a tour at 6:00 pm. And remember to wear your Pride tee shirt! Thank you!
If you like tennis or want to learn how to play tennis then come to tennis club and play 'Tennis with Coach Ennis!' Tennis club starts TODAY after school from 4 pm-5 pm at the tennis courts. Starting next week until the end of the school year, the Tennis Club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5. If you have a racquet please bring it. If you don't have a racquet but would still like to join, I will have a few racquets available to borrow Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes - tennis in crocs or flip-flops is tricky. If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Ennis in room 3068. Hope to see you there!
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home
Good luck to our 8th grade girls volleyball teams today as they travel to take on the Euclid Falcons.
The next meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Club will be next Monday, April 10. All experience levels, different deck types and new players are always welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. Set your deck, prepare your strategy, and join us for some fun competition!
The 7th grade girls volleyball teams took on the Goddard Vikings last night at Powell. While the A team had an over 90% serve accuracy and tried to set up a lot of great plays, they were unable to walk away with the win. Cora Amann showed up to the court with great serves and sets, Rene Schell was moving all over the court and almost saved a play with a fantastic foot maneuver, but all in all, the match didn't land in our favor. The girls improved a lot this season and your coaches are impressed with your spirit and determination.
The B battled it out with the Vikings in a 3 game match. The first game proved successful with a lot of great plays being set up and good spirit on the court. The second game was a loss- not in spirit or effort, but the Vikings won by just 4 points. The Pumas were able to pull off the victory in a close 3rd game, winning by just the 2 points they needed for the match. Sopjie Tober was the match MVP with solid serving- including the match winning points. B team players really improved this season in skill and technique and were a pleasure to watch throughout the three games. Your coaches had a great time coaching you and seeing your improvements!
The C team also went to three games that unfortunately ended in a match loss. Game time jitters got in the way the first game with many missed serves. A HUGE shout out to Jayda Brown, who has been working so hard on her serving technique. In 2 games Jayda was our number one scorer with 6 points- way to go Jayda! The second game we rallied back- getting our serves over the net and making some other great plays on the court. In the last game, we just couldn't make things happen and the Vikings game back strong for the win. C team players- you came to play each and every day and have shown your coaches that you work hard and never give up. It was a joy to be your coach!
If you didn't return your jersey last night, please get it to Ms. Bowlen ASAP. And players, don't forget the post season celebration in room 1067 after school on Tuesday, April 11.
Yesterday in CORE Plus, you talked about Puma Pride. As Powell Pumas, we display Puma Pride and we stand up for each other. We do this by showing respect to everyone in our school community. We stand up for and do the right thing for all Pumas. Pumas are invited to show their Puma Pride by signing the Banner “Pumas Stand Up for ALL Pumas” during lunch today and tomorrow.
Good morning! This is a reminder for the PRIDE leaders I spoke with yesterday at lunch that this evening is PARENT NIGHT for incoming 6th graders and their families. Please arrive at Powell around 5:30 and be ready to give a tour at 6:00 pm. And remember to wear your Pride tee shirt! Thank you!
If you like tennis or want to learn how to play tennis then come to tennis club and play 'Tennis with Coach Ennis!' Tennis club starts TODAY after school from 4 pm-5 pm at the tennis courts. Starting next week until the end of the school year, the Tennis Club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5. If you have a racquet please bring it. If you don't have a racquet but would still like to join, I will have a few racquets available to borrow Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes - tennis in crocs or flip-flops is tricky. If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Ennis in room 3068. Hope to see you there!
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home
Good luck to our 8th grade girls volleyball teams today as they travel to take on the Euclid Falcons.
The next meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Club will be next Monday, April 10. All experience levels, different deck types and new players are always welcome! We will meet in Mrs. Blake's room, 1068. Set your deck, prepare your strategy, and join us for some fun competition!
The 7th grade girls volleyball teams took on the Goddard Vikings last night at Powell. While the A team had an over 90% serve accuracy and tried to set up a lot of great plays, they were unable to walk away with the win. Cora Amann showed up to the court with great serves and sets, Rene Schell was moving all over the court and almost saved a play with a fantastic foot maneuver, but all in all, the match didn't land in our favor. The girls improved a lot this season and your coaches are impressed with your spirit and determination.
The B battled it out with the Vikings in a 3 game match. The first game proved successful with a lot of great plays being set up and good spirit on the court. The second game was a loss- not in spirit or effort, but the Vikings won by just 4 points. The Pumas were able to pull off the victory in a close 3rd game, winning by just the 2 points they needed for the match. Sopjie Tober was the match MVP with solid serving- including the match winning points. B team players really improved this season in skill and technique and were a pleasure to watch throughout the three games. Your coaches had a great time coaching you and seeing your improvements!
The C team also went to three games that unfortunately ended in a match loss. Game time jitters got in the way the first game with many missed serves. A HUGE shout out to Jayda Brown, who has been working so hard on her serving technique. In 2 games Jayda was our number one scorer with 6 points- way to go Jayda! The second game we rallied back- getting our serves over the net and making some other great plays on the court. In the last game, we just couldn't make things happen and the Vikings game back strong for the win. C team players- you came to play each and every day and have shown your coaches that you work hard and never give up. It was a joy to be your coach!
If you didn't return your jersey last night, please get it to Ms. Bowlen ASAP. And players, don't forget the post season celebration in room 1067 after school on Tuesday, April 11.
Yesterday in CORE Plus, you talked about Puma Pride. As Powell Pumas, we display Puma Pride and we stand up for each other. We do this by showing respect to everyone in our school community. We stand up for and do the right thing for all Pumas. Pumas are invited to show their Puma Pride by signing the Banner “Pumas Stand Up for ALL Pumas” during lunch today and tomorrow.
Wednesday, April 5th
Wednesday, April 5th
MathCounts WILL be meeting this week. See you after school TODAY!
If you like tennis or want to learn how to play tennis then come to tennis club and play 'Tennis with Coach Ennis!' Tennis club starts this Thursday after school from 4 pm-5 pm at the tennis courts. Starting next week until the end of the school year, the Tennis Club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5. If you have a racquet please bring it. If you don't have a racquet but would still like to join, I will have a few racquets available to borrow Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes - tennis in crocs or flip-flops is tricky. If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Ennis in room 3068. Hope to see you there!
The Colorado Rockies home opening day is TOMORROW. Let's celebrate the home opener by wearing your Rockies gear or your favorite baseball team's gear.
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home
Come support our 7th-grade girls volleyball teams as they host the Goddard Vikings today after school.
A huge thank you to Mr. Eilert and the students who welcomed our incoming 6th-grade students at the Instrument Screening Night. It was awesome for our new students to connect with current Powell Pumas and have a chance to try out some instruments. It will be great to have new students in our band and orchestra programs.
Last night 8th-grade volleyball played the Goddard Vikings!
A team walked away with a loss, but Cassie Alderson supported the team with her serving and Brook Shelter’s positivity kept the team alive!
B team played two really tough games, unfortunately ending in a loss. They did not give up! Amelia Low was able to catch tons of short ones at the net & Kyleigh Pacheco had some rocket serves!
C team came out of a 3-set match with another win! All players put their all on the court, but a special shout-out to Morgan Hendron for serving 16 of our points between the 3 games!
Great job girls, you should all be so proud!
MathCounts WILL be meeting this week. See you after school TODAY!
If you like tennis or want to learn how to play tennis then come to tennis club and play 'Tennis with Coach Ennis!' Tennis club starts this Thursday after school from 4 pm-5 pm at the tennis courts. Starting next week until the end of the school year, the Tennis Club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5. If you have a racquet please bring it. If you don't have a racquet but would still like to join, I will have a few racquets available to borrow Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes - tennis in crocs or flip-flops is tricky. If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Ennis in room 3068. Hope to see you there!
The Colorado Rockies home opening day is TOMORROW. Let's celebrate the home opener by wearing your Rockies gear or your favorite baseball team's gear.
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home
Come support our 7th-grade girls volleyball teams as they host the Goddard Vikings today after school.
A huge thank you to Mr. Eilert and the students who welcomed our incoming 6th-grade students at the Instrument Screening Night. It was awesome for our new students to connect with current Powell Pumas and have a chance to try out some instruments. It will be great to have new students in our band and orchestra programs.
Last night 8th-grade volleyball played the Goddard Vikings!
A team walked away with a loss, but Cassie Alderson supported the team with her serving and Brook Shelter’s positivity kept the team alive!
B team played two really tough games, unfortunately ending in a loss. They did not give up! Amelia Low was able to catch tons of short ones at the net & Kyleigh Pacheco had some rocket serves!
C team came out of a 3-set match with another win! All players put their all on the court, but a special shout-out to Morgan Hendron for serving 16 of our points between the 3 games!
Great job girls, you should all be so proud!
Tuesday, April 4th
Tuesday, April 4th
Good luck to our 8th-grade girls volleyball teams today as they travel to take on the Goddard Vikings
The Heritage High School Cheer Team hopes to see all future Eagles interested in cheerleading at the pre-tryout clinic TODAY from 4:30-6:30 in the C gym. No experience necessary!
MathCounts WILL be meeting this week. See you after school on Wednesday!
Wednesday morning basketball is canceled for tomorrow. See you next week!
Before I announce the winning CORE+, here are a few statistics to share:
1) Thank you to the following CORE+ classes for raising the most money within your grade level: Ms. Buhse and Mr. Meersman in 6th grade, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Toland in 7th grade, and Mr. Sprague and Mr. Genson in 8th grade.
2) Our 8th-grade CORE+ classes together raised the most money as a grade level with over $1,000.
3) As a whole school, we raised $2,450 for LLS - great work Pumas!!
And now for the announcement of the winners. There was a HUGE influx of Pennies on our final day, but the CORE Plus class schoolwide that ended with the most positive points is.....drumroll....Mrs. Toland's CORE! Congratulations on your win. Mrs. Donda will be communicating with you to receive your prize.
CORE Plus Teachers: All of the results in the Google Sheets document from Mrs. Donda are updated and final if you want to see any more details about the final results and if your class met their goal.
If you like tennis or want to learn how to play tennis then come to tennis club and play 'Tennis with Coach Ennis!' Tennis club starts this Thursday after school from 4 pm-5 pm at the tennis courts. Starting next week until the end of the school year, the Tennis Club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5. If you have a racquet please bring it. If you don't have a racquet but would still like to join, I will have a few racquets available to borrow Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes - tennis in crocs or flip-flops is tricky. If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Ennis in room 3068. Hope to see you there!
Blake Bell and Owen Hayes’Littlton Hawks 14U AA Hockey Team won 4 - 3 in overtime and are now National Champions!
The Colorado Rockies' home opening day is Thursday, April 6th. Let's celebrate the home opener by wearing your Rockies gear or your favorite baseball team's gear.
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home.
Good luck to our 8th-grade girls volleyball teams today as they travel to take on the Goddard Vikings
The Heritage High School Cheer Team hopes to see all future Eagles interested in cheerleading at the pre-tryout clinic TODAY from 4:30-6:30 in the C gym. No experience necessary!
MathCounts WILL be meeting this week. See you after school on Wednesday!
Wednesday morning basketball is canceled for tomorrow. See you next week!
Before I announce the winning CORE+, here are a few statistics to share:
1) Thank you to the following CORE+ classes for raising the most money within your grade level: Ms. Buhse and Mr. Meersman in 6th grade, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Toland in 7th grade, and Mr. Sprague and Mr. Genson in 8th grade.
2) Our 8th-grade CORE+ classes together raised the most money as a grade level with over $1,000.
3) As a whole school, we raised $2,450 for LLS - great work Pumas!!
And now for the announcement of the winners. There was a HUGE influx of Pennies on our final day, but the CORE Plus class schoolwide that ended with the most positive points is.....drumroll....Mrs. Toland's CORE! Congratulations on your win. Mrs. Donda will be communicating with you to receive your prize.
CORE Plus Teachers: All of the results in the Google Sheets document from Mrs. Donda are updated and final if you want to see any more details about the final results and if your class met their goal.
If you like tennis or want to learn how to play tennis then come to tennis club and play 'Tennis with Coach Ennis!' Tennis club starts this Thursday after school from 4 pm-5 pm at the tennis courts. Starting next week until the end of the school year, the Tennis Club will meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 4-5. If you have a racquet please bring it. If you don't have a racquet but would still like to join, I will have a few racquets available to borrow Don’t forget to wear appropriate shoes - tennis in crocs or flip-flops is tricky. If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Ennis in room 3068. Hope to see you there!
Blake Bell and Owen Hayes’Littlton Hawks 14U AA Hockey Team won 4 - 3 in overtime and are now National Champions!
The Colorado Rockies' home opening day is Thursday, April 6th. Let's celebrate the home opener by wearing your Rockies gear or your favorite baseball team's gear.
Students, next week is CMAS testing week. Teachers are sharing the schedule and important information about this state testing. The Colorado Measures of Academic Success is an opportunity to show what you know and do your best. No cell phones or smart watches are allowed during the test. These need to be in your locker or left at home.
Monday, April 3rd
Monday, April 3rd
Hey Future Eagles! Tomorrow's the day! Join the Heritage cheer team for their co-ed clinic from 4:30-6:30 in the C gym at Heritage High School. Meet current members of the team, talk to coaches, try out some skills, and have some fun!
We had the greatest turnout in Puma history for Push Up Finals! Great job to all who showed up and competed their best!
Huge Congrats to our strong winners Maddox Mangers with 62 Push-ups & Leah Danielson with a new school record of 76 push-ups!! Way to go Puma competitors!
This Friday is the Partner Pacer Finals. If you qualified, you will receive your pass today or tomorrow! See you then!
Huge shout out to Blake Bell & Owen Hayes for their amazing team play this past weekend advancing their Littleton Hawks 14U AA Hockey team to Nationals! They play today at 11am for the National title! Good luck boys!
There will be no basketball club on Wednesday morning this week. See you next week!
Hey Future Eagles! Tomorrow's the day! Join the Heritage cheer team for their co-ed clinic from 4:30-6:30 in the C gym at Heritage High School. Meet current members of the team, talk to coaches, try out some skills, and have some fun!
We had the greatest turnout in Puma history for Push Up Finals! Great job to all who showed up and competed their best!
Huge Congrats to our strong winners Maddox Mangers with 62 Push-ups & Leah Danielson with a new school record of 76 push-ups!! Way to go Puma competitors!
This Friday is the Partner Pacer Finals. If you qualified, you will receive your pass today or tomorrow! See you then!
Huge shout out to Blake Bell & Owen Hayes for their amazing team play this past weekend advancing their Littleton Hawks 14U AA Hockey team to Nationals! They play today at 11am for the National title! Good luck boys!
There will be no basketball club on Wednesday morning this week. See you next week!
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