FINALLY DONE!!
Thank you to Josh Arganbright, Chad Ratcliff, Nate Hodges, Ryan Ratcliff, Lance Atkinson, Kyle Roland, Willy Barrow, and John Derry for all their hard work these past two days. They volunteered their time (and equipment) tearing out the old and installing the new. If you see any if these guys in our community please give them a big thanks for ensuring our kids have a fun & safe place to play!!
The playground will be officially "open" on Sunday 6/16.
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Summer may have just started, but the District Lead Team is planning & preparing for the 2019-2020 school year!
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That time of year again to do our annual service project to raise money for those students attending Washington leadership conference in Washington DC. Today we did nearly 600 signs with the help of several students!
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Beginning Monday, June 3rd through Friday, August 2nd school office hours will be as follows:

Monday - Thursdays: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Fridays: Closed

Offices will return to normal business hours Monday, August 5th.
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Kim Finnegan with the Panora Public Library came to visit the Kindergarten and 5th Grade students today. She kicked off the summer reading program at the library, Universe of the Stories, which starts June 6th at 3:30!
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Food Pantry summer hours will be every week during the months of June and July on Tuesday from 9-11 a.m. Those dates are: June 4, 18, and 25; July 9, 16, and 30. The pantry is available for use to anyone who lives in Guthrie County or has a student that attends the Panorama School District.
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This fine John Deere 1020 made it out from the school Ag shop last week. Logan Christe did a fantastic job restoring it!!
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Panorama FFA members headed on the annual bus trip to Washington Leadership Conference in DC.
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MS/HS Staff explored the “Day in the life of a student”. It started with a bus ride to the farthest northern part of the district and concluded with student scenarios for the staff to problem solve and reflect. Thank you to Mr. Babcock for driving the bus, Mrs. Mesch for sharing her compassion, and Mrs. Duncan for making the connections!
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