A forest is starting to take shape in the art room today. Sculpture students are working hard to make their wire trees look just like their photos.
Lincoln High School has cancelled today's Girls' Tennis match. We will work on a reschedule date.
Mr. Denham's AP United States history class is celebrating Constitution Day 2026 by showing off their own pocket Constitutions! #DragonPride
🔥MATCH DAY - We Meet Again🔥
It's been almost 3 weeks since we faced off at the Pekin Invitational. Today, we're headed to Illini Bluffs High School to take on the Tigers on their home turf!
⚽Kick-Off @ 4:30p
📍Illini Bluffs High School, 212 Saylor St, Glasford, IL 61533
#dragonpride
It's been almost 3 weeks since we faced off at the Pekin Invitational. Today, we're headed to Illini Bluffs High School to take on the Tigers on their home turf!
⚽Kick-Off @ 4:30p
📍Illini Bluffs High School, 212 Saylor St, Glasford, IL 61533
#dragonpride
It's tie dye Thursday in Intro to Art today. Look at these amazing shirts and beautiful smiles!
Don't forget to buy a Blackout shirt to support Easter Seals. Anyone who wears this year's Blackout shirt to the Football game on Friday will get in for free! Shirts can be bought in the Dragon Store during school hours (last shirt sold in Dragon Store at 1:30 pm on Friday) or you can buy them at the gate on Friday night!
Mr. Thomas and Mr Huskissons manufacturing classes spent the day in Chicago visiting the IMTS manufacturing expo.
Meet Day! Let's Go Girls' Swimming!
Match Day! Let's go Lady Dragons!
🐉 DRAGON TRIVIA!
What do a federal transportation executive, an oil-industry pioneer, a hometown dentist who helped provide millions of dollars in free dental care, and a longtime prosecutor turned judge all have in common?
Their stories all started at PCHS.
Can you guess who they are?
Our newest PCHS Distinguished Alumni will be revealed during Homecoming Week!
What do a federal transportation executive, an oil-industry pioneer, a hometown dentist who helped provide millions of dollars in free dental care, and a longtime prosecutor turned judge all have in common?
Their stories all started at PCHS.
Can you guess who they are?
Our newest PCHS Distinguished Alumni will be revealed during Homecoming Week!
Best Buddies had their first event last night - just some initial activities to get to know everyone better. It looks like it will be a great year!
Boys golf split our triangular with Dunlap and Limestone. Jon Sombeck led the Dragons with an even par, 36.
The girls' cross country team won the Mid-Illini Conference Pre-Season meet today at Alpha Park. Go Dragons!
Come join us for our Senior Family Financial Aid Night!
Good luck to the Dragon Cross Country crew today at the Mid-Illini Pre-Conference Meet @ Alpha Park in Bartonville!
Art students are starting to create their wire trees in sculpture class today. Stay tuned to see the results as they continue to work.
Sharing the Investment
Did you know? If the One-Cent Tax is approved, nearly 60% of that additional revenue would come from visitors and travelers, not Tazewell County residents.
Revenue from qualifying purchases would directly support our local schools—helping fund critical safety improvements and facility upgrades.
This means non-residents contribute to our schools, easing the financial burden on Tazewell County property taxpayers while ensuring our students and community benefit from strong, modern schools.
Learn more about how this request could benefit students, staff and our school community by attending our community information meeting on September 24th, visiting our tazewellforstudents.com, or contacting us directly.
Did you know? If the One-Cent Tax is approved, nearly 60% of that additional revenue would come from visitors and travelers, not Tazewell County residents.
Revenue from qualifying purchases would directly support our local schools—helping fund critical safety improvements and facility upgrades.
This means non-residents contribute to our schools, easing the financial burden on Tazewell County property taxpayers while ensuring our students and community benefit from strong, modern schools.
Learn more about how this request could benefit students, staff and our school community by attending our community information meeting on September 24th, visiting our tazewellforstudents.com, or contacting us directly.
🔥MATCH DAY - Let's show them what #DragonPride is all about🔥
Join us at Coal Miner's Park this evening as we take on the Washington Panthers in a Mid-Illini Conference match.
Kick-Off Times:
⚽JV @ 5:00p
⚽Varsity @ 6:30p
Let's pack the stands and make some noise! ❤️🤍
Join us at Coal Miner's Park this evening as we take on the Washington Panthers in a Mid-Illini Conference match.
Kick-Off Times:
⚽JV @ 5:00p
⚽Varsity @ 6:30p
Let's pack the stands and make some noise! ❤️🤍
Pekin FFA had a great weekend volunteering at the Rotary Food Tent and participating in the Marigold Parade! Always happy to help the community and represent FFA! 🚜🌼
On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, school districts in Tazewell County are asking voters to consider a 1% Illinois County Schools Facility Tax, also known as a one-cent tax. This one-cent tax would fund critical improvements to school facilities, creating safer, modern learning environments, while lessening the burden on homeowners by offering an alternative funding source for local schools.
This question impacts all students in Pekin, from elementary through high school. That is why all Pekin residents are invited to join us for a community information night to learn more about the County Schools Facility Tax question.
This is a joint presentation between Pekin Community High School District 303, North Pekin-Marquette Heights District 102, Pekin Public Schools District 108, South Pekin School District 137, and Spring Lake Community Consolidated School District 606.
Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Pekin Community High School Theater, 320 Stadium Drive, Pekin, IL 61554
Local school leaders will answer questions from community members, as well as share a presentation about how this sales tax operates, including:
✔️What would be taxed
✔️What would be exempt
✔️What the tax can be used for, by law
✔️How non-residents would contribute significantly to this tax
✔️How revenue is distributed and controlled locally
In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the referendum website, www.tazewellforstudents.com, for more details regarding this tax.
This question impacts all students in Pekin, from elementary through high school. That is why all Pekin residents are invited to join us for a community information night to learn more about the County Schools Facility Tax question.
This is a joint presentation between Pekin Community High School District 303, North Pekin-Marquette Heights District 102, Pekin Public Schools District 108, South Pekin School District 137, and Spring Lake Community Consolidated School District 606.
Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Pekin Community High School Theater, 320 Stadium Drive, Pekin, IL 61554
Local school leaders will answer questions from community members, as well as share a presentation about how this sales tax operates, including:
✔️What would be taxed
✔️What would be exempt
✔️What the tax can be used for, by law
✔️How non-residents would contribute significantly to this tax
✔️How revenue is distributed and controlled locally
In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the referendum website, www.tazewellforstudents.com, for more details regarding this tax.
