Huge Thanks to Sarah Greiner and the team at Todd Greiner Farms for allowing us to work with them on our Softball wreath fundraiser. This year was a huge success. Thank you again for your support!
Support Spanish and Art Club buy a Poinsettia
Pentwater Public Schools is excited to announce that the Longbridge Road is now open; we will begin our new busing times on Friday, 11/22/19. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the school office, otherwise, please follow instructions given by our awesome drivers!
On Friday, November 15, students in Mrs. Fatura‘s earth science class participated in Skype a scientist. They connected with Laura Reynolds who is a coastal geologist. Her work focuses on understanding how coast lines change through time. The students had lots of great questions and learned about her career as well as her education.
Pentwater Public Schools thanks the Lighthouse Lutheran Church of Pentwater for donating to our student food pantry. We thank you and our students thank you!
Student Council is collecting Toys for Tots!
Bring an unwrapped toy, and deposit it in the box located in the lobby at Pentwater Public Schools. All toys collected are distributed in Oceana County. Thank you very much for your support this holiday season!
Oceana County Food Bank Drive
RETHiNK West Michigan Event!
Congratulations to all of the student artists who participated in the recent high school art competition at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts! Five area high schools were featured and Pentwater students walked away with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons and cash prizes! All participants received a free LACA membership and work will be on view until November 27. 1st Place: "Biracial" graphite drawing on paper, Lucas Quinteros, 11th grade; "Broken Hearted" mixed media, Nicole Daniels, 10th grade; "Foul Attitude" deconstructed bicycle and other play equipment, Dean Bromley, 11th Grade.
On Tuesday, November 19th, members of the HS Jazz Band performed at the Up North Farm Market Garden Center for Pentwater's Garden Club! The greenhouse was warm despite the fact that there's still snow on the ground!
Falcon News Brief!
FREE Hearing Tests for Students!
We thank Mr. Allen Wernette from the Ludington State Park for spending time in our 3rd grade classroom teaching our students about invasive species; this included fish, plants, birds and insects. Mr. Wernette brought in a sea lamprey which is an invasive species attacking our Great Lakes fish. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with our class!
Dr. K's Community Coffee & Conversation will take place on Tuesday, November 19, 2019, from 9:30am-10:30am in Room #303 of the school. This will be the first of four opportunities to meet with Dr. Karaptian to hear about the great things happening at Pentwater Schools as well as sharing any concerns. We'd love to see you there!
Today, November 13th, Students in Mrs. Fatura's Applications of Stem class traveled to Davenport University to compete in their annual "Shark Tank" competition. Students were given the theme of "Cleaning" and given 30 minutes to come up with a 90 second pitch. Eight groups were selected to compete in the finals and Pentwater came away with 1st and 2nd place. The first place team consisted of Brandon Macher, Campbell Miller, Mikaylyn Kenney, Shane Roberts and Aiden Shotwell. The second place team consisted of Paige Ruggles, Grace Powers, Alexandria Drechen, Nicole Daniels and Alexis Settler.
The volleyball regional tournament scheduled at Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart Academy for Tuesday, 11/12/19, will be played as scheduled. We will not be able to offer spectator bus transportation. Go Falcons!
Pentwater Public Schools will be closed today November 12, 2019 due to poor weather and road conditions. For information regarding tonight’s regional volleyball game, please stay tuned to social media sites and this app. Thank you and be safe!
Pentwater Public Schools invites you to "Arts A La Mode!" - a holiday concert and empty bowls event on 12/11/19 at 6pm. All proceeds to benefit the Pentwater Community Food Pantry.
David Masunas, an 80's Pentwater grad, presented Dr. Karaptian with a Marine Corps League Certificate of Appreciation for publicly and proudly displaying our American Flag. Mr. Masunas is the past Department of Michigan Commandant and is currently serving as the Oceana Brett Witteveen Detachment Commandant.
FRIENDLY REMINDER: Please make sure your child is equipped for the winter weather. If you need assistance with purchasing necessary winter apparel items, please speak to your child's teacher or contact the school office. The district maintains a student clothing closet with new and gently used clothing items. Stay warm!
