We hope to have a Sea of Orange and Blue at the IESA State Tournament in Assumption Central A & M - Middle School at 7:00 pm tonight to cheer for our 8th grade girls’ volleyball team. Go Mustangs!
The 8th grade girls’ volleyball State PEP Assembly starts at 2:10 pm at the jr high school.
For Pi day each student at South Elementary was given a 1/4 of a circle to decorate. Then the circles were put back together to make this mural.
South K-1 taking on the tough task of roller skating in PE with Mr Richards
Jr high Pi day was a success! The student council worked with Mrs Bork to plan this event as a fundraiser for St. Jude. The students sold raffle tickets for the chance to pie a teacher in the face on Pi Day! They were able to raise $237.50!!
More pictures on PVO Facebook page!
Mix 94.5 April Teacher of the Month -Mrs. Schoudel. She gets an apple plaque, $100 check from Rick Ridings for supplies, and some gift cards. Congratulations!
Pi Day activities this afternoon. Raffle tickets were sold to benefit St. Jude's. We will have Pi pictures later....
The Meemic Foundation presenting Mrs. Pierce her grant check for kindergarten curriculum supplies.
8VB strength of schedule; state qualifiers:
1A Grayville (24-1)
3A Cumberland (25-0)
PVO Mustangs are heading to IESA State with a 25-13 victory in game 2.
23-12 in set 2... PVO leads. T.O. PVO
12-4 lead for PVO...
T.O. Holy Cross
Pvo wins 1st game of Sectional 25-8
North Elementary’s kindergarten and first grade students learning to roller skate in PE.
Come out and support the 8VB team tomorrow night as we host the 8A Sectional vs. Holy Cross. 6:30pm start, doors open at 5:30pm.
PTO Movie night. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. at South Elementary. The movie (Zootopia) starts at 6:30 p.m.
The 8th grade girls’ volleyball team are the Regional Champions. Please come to the Sectional Match at the jr high at 6:30 pm on Monday to support the Mustangs!
Schobowl meet today vs. Holy Cross is varsity only...3:30 start.
8VB regional championship @ Schlarman 5:30 vs. Potomac
It's not a joke.
When a person, regardless of age, makes a threat to harm students or faculty at a school, it may seem to some like a youthful prank, but to the Illinois law enforcement community - State's Attorneys, Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police - it is no laughing matter. Threatening violence at a school, personally or through social media, is a crime that is punishable by years in prison. The havoc and fear created when someone threatens a school community is real, no matter the intentions of the person who communicates that threat. All threats are taken seriously, and investigating them diverts precious resources. The law enforcement community stands united in making our schools safe. In Illinois that means that threats of violence are no joke and those that make them will be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the law.
John MilhiserPresident, Illinois State's Attorneys Association
Sheriff David Snyders, Stephenson County
President, Illinois Sheriffs' Association
Chief James Kruger, Village of Oak Brook
President, Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police
Todd Pence
Superintendent, St. Joseph CCSD 169
Victor White
Superintendent, Prairieview-Ogden District 197
Brian Brooks
Superintendent, St. Joseph-Ogden CHSD 306
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