
Our sincere thanks to the person who moved snow off the elementary basketball court. The staff and students greatly appreciate your act of kindness! Thank you!!

Congratulations to these December ALEKS pie earners! Keep up the hard work!


Prarie Hills Cafe will be closed tomorrow (Friday, Dec. 18th). Please make sure your child brings a lunch to school.

3rd and 4th are working on math skills Christmas style!



Due to icy roads there will be a 10:00 late start for MCS. The bus will run according. Be safe.

Due to icy roads McPherson County Schools will have a 10:00 late start. The bus will run according. Be safe

McPherson County JH and HS students had a jolly time decorating doors for Christmas.


McPherson County JH and HS students had a jolly time decorating doors for Christmas.


These ladies did an awesome job decorating the math room door. It is the BEST! ❄⛄❄ Thank you, girls!



4th grade has been working on how to be an engineer and solve an energy problem. Alex designed a wind turbine to help with this problem.


Flag update wow what a crazy year we had a few delays. We do have some flags ready for pickup. Please call the school 587-2266 ahead to make sure there are any available. We will be making more next semester the cost is $50 per flag


Brooklynn, Saije, and Kamilla decorated the English room door.


Freshmen PE working on their Table Tennis skills.


The FFA Chapter is looking for at least 3 individuals who would be interested in judging District Leadership Development Events (LDEs) on December 17 at NCTA in Curtis, NE. Please let Miss Choat know at echoat@mcstryon.org ASAP.

Students who earned pie for working extra hard in math in October!


November junior high pie earners! Yummy!




November high school pie earners! Yum, yum!



K-2 playing soccer tag on this cold day in PE.





You can watch the McPherson County play at 12:30 our time, 11:30 my on Hyannis striv
https://striv.tv/channel/hyannis/

K-2 have been learning about farms and corn. Today they performed a play about working hard to grow corn to eat. They also shared about the 5 kernels of corn and the meaning behind each kernel. Great job kids!

