If you haven't been able to see inside PCHS since our renovations, this video is worth a watch! Thanks to Mr. Kaliski's Digital Media II students for their work on our newest video compilation showcasing our new digs!
https://youtu.be/aMopeM1waNo?si=5QBN0ZHvET4wWLFq
Great day to be a Dragon! Devon Hayes took 2nd and Morgan Coker took 3rd at the cross country Conference championships today. Both were named 1st team all-conference, and Kiley Coker made 2nd team all-conference. Go Dragons!

Pizza Party!
Thank you to Ms. Deleare for the Coin Wars Celebration!
Yum!
#teamwork



1st Hour Science 330:
Students chose their Sugar Phosphate Backbone (Twizzlers) and molecular bases (gummy bears, sour patch kids, or marshmallows) to pair correctly (cytosine with guanine, adenine with thymine) and created these models of double helix shaped DNA!






Second Hour Science project!
Students chose their Sugar Phosphate Backbone (Twizzlers) and molecular bases (gummy bears, sour patch kids, or marshmallows) to pair correctly (cytosine with guanine, adenine with thymine) and created these modesl of double helix shaped DNA!






Heading to the 4th Quarter. Dragons up 56-13

Ty Jackson with the Touchdown!


After back to back Ints returned for touchdowns, Dragons up 28-0 with 9 minutes left in the first half!

Dragons go up 7-0 with 6:18 left in the 1st quarter!


The Firepit Traveled to an early start in the rain. They were rewarded with a 1st Quarter TD run by Elijah Hart! 7-0 Dragons over the Rockets.


AP Psych students completed various experiments to test sensory stimuli and learn how important our sensory receptors and perception are!










AP European history students getting into the yes/no debate dealing with the issues of Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century. They used primary and secondary source information to defend their position. #DragonPride #APEURO


The Pekin Dragon JROTC drill team leaving for the first competition of the season at Cahokia IL.

What a fun day with focaccia bread art in Culinary Arts.

In the foods lab this week with Bruning: Foods 1 made snickerdoodles to finish up the measuring unit and cheese quesadillas for equivalents. Survey of FACS started measuring by making a Sweet Chex Mix.




Ms. DeLaere's Chemistry students are creating models that represent what factors are involved with Coulombs Law.



This year we want to celebrate great student attendance! From student interest surveys last year, PCHS students reported they would like two things for incentives: free time and a large prize at the end of the year...
We listened! Read below about the 23-24 attendance incentive starting now!
Each month, students who attend school 95% of the time (one absence or less) receive a ticket for an opportunity to own… a Chevy Cavalier!!
Students who earn a ticket will attend a monthly advisory celebration to turn in their tickets. If you meet this goal in October, you will be invited to the first ticket drop-off in November!
One ticket will be chosen at the end of the school year, and the Cavalier will be donated to that person!

Miss Faille quizzing students on math terms in the hallway before class starts🧮✖️➗

AP Stats students are nearing the finish line for their unit on exploring 2 variable data!

Who is called the king of mathematics?
#euler


