💜🏐💛 Congratulations to our Lady Bears!💜🏆💛
The Prairie Farm and Clayton School Districts are seeking a qualified and student-centered Head Girls Volleyball Coach to lead the PFC HS Girls Volleyball Co-op starting in the Fall of 2026. The HS Girls Volleyball season begins August 17, 2026, and runs through the beginning of November. Candidates who are interested in this position should provide a letter of interest to Alethea Seeger at aseeger@prairiefarm.k12.wi.us💜🏐💚
Wrapping up the fun-filled spooky Halloween week today! Let's start with Kindergarten!
🎃 We've been doing many activities related to the story "The Legend of Spookly the Square Pumpkin." We learned how to grow a square pumpkin from our Weekly Reader, make a Spooky pumpkin out of paper, and make a fun Spooky snack!
🎃 We've been doing many activities related to the story "The Legend of Spookly the Square Pumpkin." We learned how to grow a square pumpkin from our Weekly Reader, make a Spooky pumpkin out of paper, and make a fun Spooky snack!
🚔👮 We're excited to introduce Officer Mason Krueger as the new School Resource Officer for the Clayton School District! Officer Krueger will be spending time in our school building getting to know students, answering their questions, and serving as a helpful resource and friendly face at school. His goal is to build positive relationships and ensure a safe, supportive environment for everyone. Please join us in welcoming Officer Krueger to the Clayton School District!
💜🏀💚 PFC MS Boys Basketball will be traveling to Clear Lake tonight, start time is 5 P.M.
😋 🍴 School Menu for the week of November 3rd 🍔 🍝
❗Village of Clayton Notice: Emergency Alert System Test ❗
The Clayton School District will be conducting a test of its emergency alert systems on Monday, November 3rd at approximately 8:00 AM.
The alert system includes both indoor and outdoor broadcasts, and one of the test announcements will simulate a situation involving an armed intruder.
Please be assured—this is only a test.
There is no actual emergency. This drill is part of our commitment to safety and preparedness.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
The Clayton School District will be conducting a test of its emergency alert systems on Monday, November 3rd at approximately 8:00 AM.
The alert system includes both indoor and outdoor broadcasts, and one of the test announcements will simulate a situation involving an armed intruder.
Please be assured—this is only a test.
There is no actual emergency. This drill is part of our commitment to safety and preparedness.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
🔙 🕰️ Clocks 'fall back' on Sunday, November 2nd as Daylight Saving Time ends!
🍪🎃🍪 A big thanks to Weston and his Mom, Ms. Carly, for the Halloween fun! The first graders enjoyed decorating and eating sugar cookies. They also had fun working together to color the giant Halloween poster!
💜 🎃 💛 Ms. Peterson's fourth-grade class received little pumpkins donated by our custodian, Sara Eggert. Then, we used old fingernail polish in a plastic bag-lined bucket with water. The kids got to pour in the polish of their choice, swirl it with a toothpick, and then dunk their pumpkin in the mixture, as the polish adhered to the pumpkins. The kids then brought them home to share! 💜 🎃 💛
💜 💛 On Wednesday, October 22nd, selected Student Council members were fortunate to attend Student Leadership Day at CESA in Turtle Lake. Students were able to hear a motivational message from Sam Demma. Sam speaks to students about setting goals and steps for making positive changes in their lives. Our team of eight students worked to brainstorm ideas and steps to complete an upcoming service project. 👏 👏
🚫 🏫 No school on Monday due to a Teacher Inservice!
💜 🏀 💛 #TBT PFC Bearcat Basketball is in full swing, so let's throw it WAY 👈 back to the 1924 Vive Vale, Boys' Basketball Team!
💜 #ClaytonProud 💛 Thanks to everyone who voted!💜💛
💜 🏀 💚 PFC MS Boys Basketball goes to Shell Lake to take on the Lakers!
🏥 On Friday, October 24th, our sophomore class attended a zombie-themed career event put together by the Amery Hospital and Clinic! 🩺 🩻 During this event, students got the opportunity to explore many different career paths that the medical field can offer! They engaged in hands-on learning experiences to practice the different components of many different careers! 💉 😷 We explored the lab tech area, practiced a perfect stitch, learned more about the tools used in surgeries, and learned more about all the different people it takes in maintenance to help the hospital run smoothly! Thank you for this wonderful opportunity, Amery Hospital and Clinic!👏 ⚕️ 👏
Reading our spooky Halloween story is much more fun when wearing a bat hat and pointing to words with a witch finger. 🦇🧙
🏥 😷 Yesterday, our College Prep Biology class had the privilege to travel to CESA 11 to watch a live kidney transplant. The transplant was live from Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center in New Jersey. First, the students heard from a representative from the organ donor program in New Jersey, and she discussed the life-saving benefits of choosing to be an organ donor.
Then we went live into the operating room of the patient who was donating his kidney to his wife. The surgeon explained what he and everyone else in the operating room were doing as he performed the removal of the kidney, and students were able to ask questions throughout.
The surgeon then carried the harvested kidney to the neighboring operating room and he continued with explaining and performing the implant surgery on the kidney recipient. Once the donated kidney arteries were attached to the recipient's arteries, the students could see the blood flow into the kidney and it immediately started to produce urine. 🏥 😷
Then we went live into the operating room of the patient who was donating his kidney to his wife. The surgeon explained what he and everyone else in the operating room were doing as he performed the removal of the kidney, and students were able to ask questions throughout.
The surgeon then carried the harvested kidney to the neighboring operating room and he continued with explaining and performing the implant surgery on the kidney recipient. Once the donated kidney arteries were attached to the recipient's arteries, the students could see the blood flow into the kidney and it immediately started to produce urine. 🏥 😷
🎃 👻 The Annual Halloween Parade is right around the corner, promising an afternoon filled with thrills, chills, and plenty of fun for everyone! Gather your friends and family for a parade that captures the spirit of Halloween! 🍬🧟
