Wishing you a warm and Happy Memorial Day. Let us remember all our heroes who have left us while saving our lives and our country.
Daily Scores 5/25/2023
Daily Scores 5/23/2023
We can't wait to celebrate Perry Central's Class of 2023! Graduation is this Sunday, May 28th at 2:00 p.m. in the high school gym. Congratulations, seniors! 🎓💚
Daily Scores 5/22/2023
Congratualtions Carrie, we are proud of you!
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Congratulations to Elise Lawalin and Ben Hubert for being named the American Legion Outstanding 8th grade students. Pictured are Elise Lawalin, daughter of Josh and Sara Lawalin and Ben Hubert, son of Stan and Leslie Hubert.
Congratulations to 7th & 8th grade academic award winners!
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The Class of 2023 took their last walk through the hallways today! Congratulations, graduates! 💚🎓 https://youtu.be/9h92rA2UZZ4
Daily Scores 5/19/2023
We want to thank Josh Harris, Luke Kelly, Karry Labhart, Matt Labhart, Jim Mitchell, Andrea Polk, Michael Simon and Sarah Vaal who came to talk to our 6th graders about their careers last week.
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Thank you Alie Hedinger, Lori Richey and Angel Rogier for visiting the 2nd grade class last week. Students were able to listen to each speaker talk about their careers.
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We want to thank Cynthia Dauby, Greg Hagedorn, Pam Jaminczky, David Lynch, Brandon Sabelhaus and Jared Smith who talked to our 1st grade class last week about their careers.
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A wide range of college experiences were shared from a college athlete to college students that live on campus to commuters. Thank you Emma Hubert, Stella Hubert, Clay Mitchell, Patrick Mitchell and Mattie Robertson for sharing your experiences with our 6th graders.
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Daily Scores 5/18/2023
The Tiny House Project is one of Dawn Lynch’s PBL projects that all three 6th grade math classes participated in this year. Students got to choose their own design teams and were given constraints for their tiny house project. One of the biggest parts of the project was learning to work together as a team. They had a lot of discussions regarding the different personalities and tying it to the enneagrams and how to work together. They covered math standards such as area, scales, and measurements. Other skills learned were the design process, mistakes are part of the learning process, and the research standards.
When Mrs. Lynch found out that Mrs. Howe was building homes as well, it was a perfect way for them to tie their two classes together by having the seniors as their "potential" buyers and give constructive feedback to the students on their house plans and tiny model. The students were very excited about showcasing their work and nervous, too. Plus, they are super excited about Alyssa's project with her seniors and can't wait to do her project when they are seniors.
What a perfect connection between classes!
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Check out these beautiful works of art by our students. Each year, we marvel at the talent of our students and their wonderful teacher, Mrs. Nancy Poehlein! Congratulations to the all 2023 Art Show Winners!
Best of Show Award: “Walking the Halls of Time” by Allie Thomas.
Black and White: 1st place “Gabi’s Funny Face” by Leslie Kern; 2nd place "Face Off” by Gabi Stowe; 3rd place “Emotions Flaring “ by Allie Thomas; Honorable Mentions: “Tinley” by Trista Jones and “Pointillism Faces” by Leslie Kern.
Color: 1st place "Woman with Flowers” by Gracie Herzog; 2nd place "Three Dogs” by Cassadie Thom; 3rd place “Cat in the Christmas Tree” by Trista Jones; Honorable Mention: “Flowers” by Alyssa Goffinet and “Colored Cow” by Cassadie Thom.
Ceramics: 1st place “Doughnuts” by Meredith Hubert; 2nd place “Pizza Pocket” by Shionte Thomas; 3rd place “Maddy” by Vanessa Barger; Honorable Mentions “Country Cabin” by Heaven Bauer and “Bull Whistle” by Grace Brown.
Mixed-Media: 1st place “Bouncy Castle Bag” by Allison Smith; 2nd place "Mountains” by Sabrina Mitchell; 3rd place “Green Dinosaur” by Cassadie Thom; Honorable Mention: “Flower Bag” by Oscar Ragan and “Sun Weaving” by Colten Mitchell.
The junior high girls'track team had an exceptional season, achieving great success both individually and as a team. Under the guidance of Coach Emily Brinkman, the athletes displayed their talent, determination, and passion throughout the season, culminating in an undefeated regular season as well as placing first in the Patoka Lake Athletic Conference. Coach Brinkman, in reflecting on the season, expressed her gratitude for the extraordinary opportunity to work with such a remarkable group of athletes. The team's love for the sport and for each other played a crucial role in their success. The dedication and commitment shown by these young athletes were evident as they poured their heart and soul into their performances on and off the track. The girls defended their PLAC title for the third consecutive year, a testament to their unwavering drive and exceptional abilities. At the beginning of the season, the girls were initially unsure about their running abilities. However, through hard work, perseverance, and the support of their teammates, they grew in confidence and ultimately shined in their respective events. Each athlete showed tremendous improvement and embraced her potential, contributing to the overall success of the team. Beyond the accomplishments on the track, the team fostered a strong sense of camaraderie and bonding throughout the season. One of the highlights mentioned by Coach Brinkman was the Fun Fridays, where the girls engaged in games and shared laughter. These activities played a crucial role in strengthening their relationships and creating a positive team environment. Coach Brinkman voiced she will always cherish the memories of the season, particularly the interactions with her athletes. Coach Brinkman is immensely proud of their accomplishments and feels honored to have witnessed their success on and off the track.
Daily Scores 5/16/2023
Daily Scores 5/15/2023
