Annual PES Student Council Food Drive next week!
Sixth-grade students in Ms. Smith’s class at Pioneer Elementary recently completed their
“Biosphere in a Box” projects, showcasing their creativity, scientific knowledge, and hard
work. After designing and constructing their own miniature ecosystems, the students had the
opportunity to share their projects with younger students throughout the building.
The sixth graders were excited to explain how their biospheres work, discuss the science behind
their ecosystems, and answer questions from their younger peers. The presentations provided a
great opportunity for students to demonstrate what they had learned while also developing their
communication and presentation skills.
In addition to bringing science concepts to life, the project served as valuable preparation for the
students as they begin looking ahead to Pioneer’s annual Science Fair.
We are proud of Ms. Smith’s sixth-grade students for their hard work, creativity, and enthusiasm
for learning. Experiences like these provide meaningful opportunities for students to not only
deepen their own understanding but also share their knowledge and inspire others!
“Biosphere in a Box” projects, showcasing their creativity, scientific knowledge, and hard
work. After designing and constructing their own miniature ecosystems, the students had the
opportunity to share their projects with younger students throughout the building.
The sixth graders were excited to explain how their biospheres work, discuss the science behind
their ecosystems, and answer questions from their younger peers. The presentations provided a
great opportunity for students to demonstrate what they had learned while also developing their
communication and presentation skills.
In addition to bringing science concepts to life, the project served as valuable preparation for the
students as they begin looking ahead to Pioneer’s annual Science Fair.
We are proud of Ms. Smith’s sixth-grade students for their hard work, creativity, and enthusiasm
for learning. Experiences like these provide meaningful opportunities for students to not only
deepen their own understanding but also share their knowledge and inspire others!
Here is some info on how we will honor Veterans at PES next week.
Mr. Quillen has approved an adjustment to our Red Ribbon Week dress up days - you can still choose to do Panther Spirit wear, OR you can wear a costume with the following guidelines:
Here's the PES November 2026 menu!
We will celebrate Red Ribbon week when we return from Fall Break with the following dress up days:
Pioneer Families—our Fall Flash Sale is live!
Save $10 on hooded tees and crewnecks and grab some new Pioneer gear for the cooler months ahead.
SHOP HERE: https://1stplace.sale/33669
Save $10 on hooded tees and crewnecks and grab some new Pioneer gear for the cooler months ahead.
SHOP HERE: https://1stplace.sale/33669
Reminders for the week of 10/12-10/16:
We have 65 kids grades 1-4 coming out to learn about the fundamentals of basketball. Coach McWherter and Coach McKaig along with some boys and girls basketball players are helping (and Mr. Quillen too!)
PTO has extended the deadline!
6th grade field trip to Fair Oaks Farms last Friday!
Wednesday is $1 Hat Day thanks to GLC! All money raised goes right back into our school!
Another wonderful Grandparents Day for PES! Thank you to all of the grandparents who celebrated with us today!!
Here is a great basketball opportunity for next week. Contact info is on the flier!
Congratulations Mr. Swartzell! Thank you for all you do for our school corporation!
Reminders for Grandparents Day:
Grades PK,1,3,5 ONLY
Grandparents attending should park on the west side
of the building in the parking lot and may use doors 3 & 4.
Handicapped Parking is at the back of the school.
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Activities: program, lunch, book fair, bingo, pictures
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LUNCH WILL BE SERVED TO GRANDPARENTS
AND THEIR GRANDCHILDREN BETWEEN 11:30 AND 12:30
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PROGRAM.
Menu: chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, rolls.
LUNCH PRICES ARE: $5.00 for adults
Please pay in the cafeteria on that day. Please have the exact change.
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Photographer: Shannon Grandstaff
Package: (2) 5x7 photos
Price: $15
Cash/Check/Venmo can be brought the day of the program
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Grades PK,1,3,5 ONLY
Grandparents attending should park on the west side
of the building in the parking lot and may use doors 3 & 4.
Handicapped Parking is at the back of the school.
……………………………………………………………………………………………
Activities: program, lunch, book fair, bingo, pictures
………………………………………………………………………………………………
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED TO GRANDPARENTS
AND THEIR GRANDCHILDREN BETWEEN 11:30 AND 12:30
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PROGRAM.
Menu: chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, rolls.
LUNCH PRICES ARE: $5.00 for adults
Please pay in the cafeteria on that day. Please have the exact change.
…………………………………………………………………………..
Photographer: Shannon Grandstaff
Package: (2) 5x7 photos
Price: $15
Cash/Check/Venmo can be brought the day of the program
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The Student Council would like to help celebrate Homecoming this week with dress up days.
The dress up days are as follows:
Monday- PJ day
Tuesday- Dress like your favorite book character
Wednesday- Grade level Color War- Grade level colors
Thursday- Mismatch and Crazy Hair Day
Friday- Dress for your special day (Field trip and Grandparents Day)
Let's go Panthers!!!
The dress up days are as follows:
Monday- PJ day
Tuesday- Dress like your favorite book character
Wednesday- Grade level Color War- Grade level colors
Thursday- Mismatch and Crazy Hair Day
Friday- Dress for your special day (Field trip and Grandparents Day)
Let's go Panthers!!!
Today we held our annual PTO Fun Run! Students run laps and are sponsored for each lap they run. This fundraiser helps support student playground equipment, fun events and other items needed for our school. The students have a blast, earn funds for the school and have a healthy day. Thank you to the parents and community who sponsored each child and a huge thanks to the PTO for their support in holding this event!