Mrs. Fleming's 2nd Graders all made their March Reading Goals!!!! They celebrated with a Glow Dance Party. Reading is "glow" much fun!!!
about 12 hours ago, Heidi Fleming
glow fun!
balloons make it fun
Disco light
2nd grade
After the Pentwater Quizbowl Team's success in our first match against Brethren, we advanced to the next round. Check out the match against Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart tonight at 7 pm.

https://video.wcmu.org/show/quiz-central/
about 15 hours ago, Kelly Sisung
Quizbowl team
Big Congratulations to Pentwater student artist, Bodey Lawler, for winning 1st Place in the category of Media Arts at West Michigan Showcase Tuesday night in Muskegon! Bodey will receive $1000 for his short film: "Who We Are."
about 17 hours ago, Carrie Jeruzal
Bodey holding his trophy
There was a lot of excitement today as local “superheroes” who help build and feed our community visited to teach students about their work—and even gave them a close-up look at some impressive heavy equipment!
A special thank-you goes out to the incredible individuals and businesses who shared their time and talents, showing us their real-life superpowers:
Jeff Henderson (Peterson Farms), Mike Wambaugh (Hallack Contracting), Dave and Axel (SRM Concrete), Ken, Josh, Brian, and Cesareo (Ken Adams and Sons Excavating and Trucking), Nate (Gillison’s Variety Fabrication, Inc.), and Wyatt Hilton and Mark Thompson (Oceana County Road Commission).
We’re so grateful for your dedication to our community and for inspiring the next generation!
about 17 hours ago, Gina Voss
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoyed learning from local superheroes who feed and build our community.
The fitness center will be available the following dates/times during Spring Break:

Friday, 3/27: Closed
Monday, 3/30 - Thursday, 4/2: 6am - 12pm
Friday, 4/3: Closed
Monday, 4/6: 6am-12pm

Thank you and have a wonderful Spring Break!
1 day ago, Toni Glover
Fitness Center Photo

Students are dismissed at 11:30am on Thursday, 3/26. Spring Break 2026 begins on Friday, 3/27, with students returning on Tuesday, April 7, 2026! Students are not required to attend their afternoon CTE courses on Thursday, 3/26. There is a scheduled all-district professional development for staff on Monday, April 6. Have a fun and relaxing time with family and friends and we'll see you back on Tuesday, 4/7!

3 days ago, Toni Glover
Spring Break 2026!
We will be celebrating our winter sport athletes (Varsity Girls' Basketball JV Boys' Basketball, Varsity Boys' Basketball) on Tuesday, 3/24/26, at 6:45pm! We hope to see you there!
3 days ago, Toni Glover
Pentwater Falcon Mascot Image

Tonight is the PTCO Carnival!

6 days ago, Pentwater Public Schools - Third Grade
PTCO Carnival, Friday, March 20th from 5:30-7:30 pm hosted at Pentwater Public Schools
Elementary students enjoyed another exciting March is Reading Month activity with an indoor book walk, paired with reading buddies from different grade levels. The featured story, What’s Your Superpower? by James Edward Burks, inspired students as they explored themes of kindness, respect, and perseverance. Along the way, students collected fun, story-related items such as kindness bracelets and bookmarks, making the experience both meaningful and memorable.
6 days ago, Gina Voss
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater elementary students enjoyed an indoor bookwalk with their reading buddies from other grade levels.
Pentwater Public Schools' Kindergarten Round-Up for 2026-2027 is coming up on 4/15/26 at 6pm!
8 days ago, Toni Glover
2026-2027 Kindergarten Roundup Flyer - 4/15/26 6pm
Due to school cancellation on Tuesday, 3/17, the fitness center will be closed for the day. Thank you!
9 days ago, Toni Glover
Reminder: Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Wednesday, 3/18, from 4pm-7pm and Thursday, 3/19, from 12pm-3pm! Students are dismissed at 11:30am on Thursday, 3/19, and Friday, 3/20! Students enrolled in dual enrollment or tech/career prep courses are expected to attend their classes as normal; transportation will be provided!
10 days ago, Toni Glover
Parent-Teacher Conferences Reminder
Due to school cancellation on Monday, 3/16, the fitness room will be closed for the day!
10 days ago, Toni Glover
Due to current and expected weather and road conditions Pentwater schools will be closed on Monday, March 16,2026.
10 days ago, Craig Barter
Mrs. Fatura’s high school STEM class recently took their problem-solving skills on the road! After spending time in class studying and designing their own Escape Rooms, students had the chance to experience the real thing at The Colby Escape Rooms in Whitehall. Working in teams, they tackled two different escape room challenges, putting their critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills to the test. We’re proud to say that both groups successfully solved their mysteries and escaped! It was a fun and engaging way to apply the same creativity and problem-solving strategies they’ve been using while building their own escape rooms in class. Experiences like this help bring STEM learning to life!
12 days ago, Erika Fatura
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Superhero Senior Airman Spears of the United States Air Force visited our students today as part of our March Is Reading Month celebrations. He took time to read to kindergarten through sixth grade classes and shared his superpower of reading with them. Students also enjoyed asking questions and learning more about his role in the Air Force. We truly appreciate him taking the time to visit, read, and inspire our students!
13 days ago, Gina Voss
Pentwater Elementary students enjoy listening to a United States Air Force Senior Airman for March is Reading Month.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoy listening to a United States Air Force Senior Airman for March is Reading Month.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoy listening to a United States Air Force Senior Airman for March is Reading Month.

Pentwater students and staff were fortunate to welcome several local superheroes to our school yesterday. These dedicated community members brought along some of their equipment and shared how they use it to serve and protect our community.
Students had the opportunity to learn from Chief Hughart of the Pentwater Fire Department, Trooper Goodrich of the Michigan State Police, Detective Hansen and Deputy Teunis from the Oceana County Sheriff’s Office, some workers from the Huron-Manistee National Forest, and our very own School Resource Officer from the Pentwater Police Department, Officer Mitchell.
We are incredibly grateful for their time, their service, and their commitment to keeping our community safe. Thank you for helping our students better understand the important work you do every day!

15 days ago, Gina Voss
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
Pentwater students and staff enjoyed listening to local superheroes  explain some of the work they do and showed some of their equipment, too.
📅 Heads up, families!

On Thursday, March 19, school will have a half-day due to Parent-Teacher Conferences. (Conferences 12pm-3pm)

To support the early dismissal, Project Focus will be running on adjusted hours that day — 11:30 AM to 4:00 PM pickup.

Please plan accordingly, and let us know if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing everyone! 🙂
15 days ago, Steve Rossiter
Project Focus will be operating on adjusted hours on Thursday, March 19th, due to a half day schedule. Project Focus will run from 11:30am-4:00pm
Reading gives us superpowers, and two real-life heroes who serve our country recently visited Pentwater Elementary to share the power of reading with our students. Marine Sergeant Brown and Navy Petty Officer Simpson spent time reading books aloud and engaging with students, bringing stories to life in a special way.
Afterward, they took time to answer thoughtful questions from students, sharing a little about their service and experiences. It was a memorable visit that reminded everyone how fun and powerful reading can be.
A heartfelt thank you to both for their service to our country and for inspiring our students!
19 days ago, Gina Voss
Pentwater Elementary students enjoy listening to a real-life superhero read, Marine Sergeant Simpson.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoy listening to a real-life superhero read, Navy Petty Officer Brown.
Pentwater Elementary students enjoy listening to a real-life superhero read, Navy Petty Officer Brown.

Spring forward your clocks one hour on March 8, 2026 - it's daylight savings time!

20 days ago, Toni Glover
Daylight Savings Time Reminder