Get to know Prospect High School Senior, Tahauna Riley. Tahauna is the daughter of Joe & Crystal Langford and sister to Raven & Charlie. In her free time, she likes to relax, play video games and hang out with her family. Tahauna's favorite memory of high school is hanging out with her best friends while relaxing in the locker room and playing music. Her advice to future graduates is "Don't get behind in class." A fun fact about Tahauna is that she has seven toes. After graduation is a mystery; she's still figuring that part out.
Get to know Prospect High School Senior, Jordyn Trotter. Jordyn is the son of Carla & Richard Koeppel and brother to Cherokee, Christian, Mycoal & Shayknee. In his free time, he likes to spend time with his girlfriend, Lilly Williams. Jordyn's favorite high school memory was getting 1st place in the 100m during track. A fun fact about Jordyn is that he likes to bake. After graduation, Jordyn plans on attending Central Oregon Community College for culinary arts.
Get to know Prospect High School Senior Elizabeth (Lizzy) Ridge. Lizzy is the daughter of Rocky and Cheri Ridge and sister to Abigail Kinstler & Brooklyn Ridge. In her free time, Lizzy likes to read, swim and enjoy time with her friends. Her favorite high school memory is getting to know all of her friends, making memories and always having great teacher to support her. Lizzy's advice to future graduates is "Never let people put you down when you know that you're going to be excellent. Also, don't let your fears get to you; enjoy the little moments you have with every class member." A fun fact about Lizzy is that she is a fun caring person and that she always sees the good in people. After graduation, Lizzy plans to go to Rogue Community College for Business and attend Northwestern Beauty College.
Get to know Prospect High School Senior, Amos Jackson. Amos is the son of Jeremy & Julie Jackson and brother to Kaylee, Kevin, Daniel, Justin, Tony & Jacob. In his free time, Amos enjoys racing cars, riding dirt bikes and hunting. Amos' favorite high school memory was all the football games. His advice to future graduates is to stay in school and do your work. A fun fact about Amos is that he owns and races two cars for the Sport Compact class at the Southern Oregon Speedway. After graduation, Amos plans on being a mill rite.
Scholastic Book Fair is next week, April 21-25.
Job Announcement for a Gear Up Site Coordinator!! Nothing is better than making a difference in a student's life!! Click this link for more information. https://5il.co/3cygs
Congrats to our High Five students who could make it to the school board meeting last night. Eli Coble, Ethan Badgett, Chase Warrick, Liam Kirkland, Asher Brown, Donnavon Andresen, Macy Perkins & Tana Hinkle.
Please check out the Job Announcements at Prospect School District!! You will find multiple employment opportunities under our website menu!! www.prospect.k12.or.us
Sign your student up for Camp Invention today! June 16-20, 9am-3:30pm FREE for PCS students! Call 800-968-4332
Attention Prospect Charter School Families,
As a result of the recent snow days, school will be in session for all students on Friday, April 18th. Buses will run their normal routes. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Attention Families of Prospect School District. Due to sickness, our school district will be canceling school on Thursday March 6th to give students and staff a chance to recuperate from recent on-going sickness in our community. This will give us additional time to deep clean our facilities and prepare for school next week. Currently, we have over 25% of our students gone with some classrooms missing over 50%. Our staff has been hit hard with sickness as well, not having enough adults to hold school. If your student is sick, please follow the Jackson County Public Health recommendations prior to sending them to school next week. We will finish today on our regular schedule and bussing times. Thank you...
Hope you have a great day!!
The Leadership Class and Student Body Government students took a trip to the future site of the Prospect Community Garden today to help get it started! This was their first volunteer field event this year and it was a huge SUCCESS! These students worked hard all day; they completed a mushroom inoculation with two species of mushrooms, helped build a small outbuilding, and built several garden beds and filled them with soil! 6 hours of dedicated hard work for our community. Very proud of these student leaders!
Attention Cougar Nation!
Tonight Prospect School is hosting the North Lake Cowboys in the first round of the Mountain Valley League Basketball District Playoffs. The game starts at 6:00 P.M. Tickets for adults are $6.00, Students and Seniors (60 and older) are $4.00 and children 5 and under are free. No school or league passes are allowed. OSAA Media and Gold Cards only.
Good luck Cougars!!
Due to snowy conditions and icy roads, the High School Boys Basketball game in Chiloquin for today has been cancelled. We do not have a reschedule date yet, but will let you know as soon as we do.
PTO Informational meeting - Feb 18th at 4pm. It will be held in the media center.
Greetings PCS Families,
Due to icy road conditions, we will have a two hour delayed start today, Thursday, February 13th. Preschool is canceled. There will be a breakfast option available for all students.
The MS wrestling team is doing a fundraiser all month called Shout Out! Do you know someone that deserves special recognition for doing something great? What about that Bestie or you're valentine? Well stop by the office and purchase a Shout Out card for $1 and we will get them on display all month long! Let's celebrate each other's success together!
Don't miss the HS Boys Basketball game vs Central Christian today at 4:30 P.M. The 8th Grade class will be hosting the concession stand and we are honoring our 4 Senior Athletes tonight, Lizzy Ridge, Aadon Asbill, Jordyn Trotter and Tana Hinkle. GO COUGARS!!!
Greetings PCS Families, School has been canceled for Thursday, February 6th due to adverse weather conditions including icy roads, mechanical breakdowns, and some outlying areas that are not accessible due to unplowed roads and power outages. Thank you for understanding and we will see everyone on Monday. Stay warm and dry.