Middle
School achieves "Additional Yearly Growth"
Congressman Butch Otter sent his congratulations to Prairie Middle
School students and staff on being honored by the State Board of Education
for its success in achieving “Additional Yearly Growth”. . . .
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Flu
Vaccine shortage
Clearwater Valley and St. Mary’s Hospital did not receive the amount
of flu vaccines they ordered this year. According to Theresa Uptmor,
SMHC Clinics Coordinator, and Larry Barker, CVHC Clinics Coordinator, the
shortage of immunizations means the ten satellite clinics administered
by the hospitals will not be sponsoring their regular public flu clinics
this year. . . .
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9/11
poetry project
For several weeks, the junior English classes at Prairie High School
read and reflected on the events
of 9/11. Beginning with poetry, the students analyzed others’
thoughts and point of view. . . .
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Angel
Tree seeks elves
The St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics Angel Tree project has taken the
names of a number of area children in need of Christmas gifts. Generous
elves from the community are asked to stop by the tree next to the hospital’s
chapel and pick a paper ornament that lists the child by number and the
gifts or clothing that are needed. . . .
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Memorial
service is Saturday
St. Mary’s Hospital will host their Annual Holiday Memorial Service
this Saturday, December 3 beginning at 1:30 p.m. in the hospital Dining
Room. . . .
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11
turn out for wrestling
The 2005-2006 wrestling season has just begun. The first practice
took place on November 21st at the High School Gymnasium. . . .
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Lady
Pirates beat Nezperce by 10
The Prairie Lady Pirates won their home and league opener 36-26 over
Nezperce Tuesday, Nov. 22 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Summit
Academy news
Articles this week are on Summit girls beating Kamiah; the Summit boys
starting their season and the Summit 2nd graders performing "Making a New
Nation." . . .
Also at the bottom of the page is the remainder of the Summit boys
and girls varsity basketball schedules. . . .
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Raice Dalgliesh is really getting into the Holiday
Spirit! He wore a Santa hat to school on the day before Thanksgiving! Merry
Christmas, Raice. Santa's going to love your smile! Raice is a first grade
student in Cindy Schumacher's class. Photo provided by PES.
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Shown is a collage of the PHS Jr. English class' headline
poetry projects with a 9/11 theme. See the article at left for some closeups.
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The Junior Class of PHS is selling raffle tickets
to raise some money for Junior/Senior Banquet, and they are hoping to have
some extra cash saved up for prom next year. So far they have all worked
together as a great team selling nearly $1900 dollars worth of tickets.
Mrs. Remacle and the first hour English III class believed that after selling
the first 1000 tickets within two days they could handle another 1000 before
the Lapwai vs. Prairie game on December 2nd. So if you are at all interested
in buying tickets you can contact either Mrs. Sarah Remacle, Mrs. Colleen
Sonnen or someone in the junior class. Tickets are also available until
Thursday at the Credit Union, Hoene Hardware, and Wells Fargo. The Junior
class would also like to extend a BIG thank you to everyone who has helped
with this raffle, especially Mrs. Sonnen for helping purchase the items
for the baskets, Mrs. Remacle for making sure we all sold the two books
of tickets needed, and lastly to all the supporters for making the tickets
practically sell themselves. Shown from left are Carolyn Sonnen, Kayla
Uhlenkott and Ben Schumacher.
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The PHS dance team performed during halftime of the
girls game against Nezperce. Shown is their finale. Shown clockwise from
lower left are Ashley Nuxoll, Kayla Uhlenkott, Vanessa Hylton, Laura Gehring,
Jami Riener and Heather Schumacher.
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These moms look like they are having as much fun in
first grade as their children are! Lisa Dalgliesh (Raice's mom), Karrie
Vanator (Terran's mom), Stacy Anderson (Brandon's mom) and Joyce Gehring
(Laina's mom) helped Cindy Schumacher's class make their annual cinnamon
dough ornaments. These gingerbread shaped creations will look great on
the classroom Christmas tree!
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Mitchel and Adrianne Nuxoll's mom, Marci Nuxoll, recently
spent the day volunteering in her children's classrooms. Adrianne is a
fourth grade student in Kim Schumacher's class and Mitchel is a first grader
in Cindy Schumacher's class. Mrs. Nuxoll is shown with her son Mitchel.
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