Welcome to our newest tiger cubs! Class of 2031!
Congratulations! Elementary students who accumulated 50 points earned a trip to the park for pizza and fun today. Go Tigers!
Third graders growing plants abd bacteria cultures they swabbed around the school to learn about different life cycles.
Third graders are raising mealworms watching them turn into the Darkling Beetle.
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General Science studentsdetecting blood at a crime scene.
Adrian Eakins wins the 3200 at Best of the Midwest. Congratulations!
Paxton 3200 Relay finishes 3rd at Best of the Midwest. Go Tigers!
Join us Thursday at 6:30 for Open Mic Night, featuring grades 4-12. Our theme is "Music of the Masquerade"
Congratulations! Callie Kriha, 2018 North Platte Academic All Stars. Callie named Mrs. Jorgensen as her “most influential teacher”.
I am so incredibly proud of my students. This year we have read 3,178,437 words, passed 2,565 quizzes, and ALL the second graders have AT LEAST 10 AR points! #readingrocks
Please note: The dates for driver's education have been changed to May 22-25!!!! The times will remain the same for now. Questions or issues please contact Mrs. Spencer at jean.spencer@paxtonschools.org.
The kindergarteners have been exploring geography concepts as they created their neighborhood project! Stop in and see how hard we worked!
Third grade music class playing "Dunk the Teacher" by naming music notes!
Just SOME of the final products from the sandblaster.
The art classes tested their skills out on the newly acquired sandblaster. Some amazing pieces came out of this project. We are real excited with all the options this has to offer us.
5th grade enjoyed their day learning about our state’s water resources during Water Riches Day at Lake McConaughy.
Congratulations! Paxton Golf Team on your Third-place finish at RPAC Golf today. Individual results: Jeff Storer 6th place and Jeremy McMillan Peters 9th place. Go Tigers!
5th graders practicing for the elementary track & field day which is on May 11.
Future Science Olympiads test their theories on force and friction.