It's FFA Barnyard Day! Come one, come all and take a midday break with a furry friend and learn all about ATV and Tractor Safety from our FFA students! Wednesday, May 13, from 9-2pm.
So far, our teachers have been treated to popcorn from Farmers & Merchants State Bank; coffee, donuts, cookies, bagels, a full sub sandwich bar and so much more from our paras and staff; and more treats and fun to come all week long!
We at Pierz Schools are so fortunate to have hard-working, dedicated teachers working for our students and families. Thank you to all of our teachers!
Their presence offers comfort, care, and reassurance to students in times of illness or need. By promoting wellness, school nurses ensure that students can focus on learning without health concerns. Their commitment and empathy have a positive impact on the school community as a whole. Let's pause and celebrate the invaluable contributions of our dedicated nurses at Pierz Schools!
Thank you to Robin Skwira, Jamie Johnson, and Heather Jurek
Join us as our 7th and 8th grade band and choir students present their spring concert, "Sound Waves", May 14, starting at 6:30pm in the PAC gym.
The Pierz Healy High School annual Tractor Parade will be Wednesday, May 6. The parade starts at 2:315pm in front of Pioneer Elementary The parade will travel south on Kamnic Street; west on 1st Ave past the Villa; north on Edward Street, ending at the church parking lot. Come out and show appreciation for our student farmers!
Pioneer Student Council has been collecting pop tabs from students all year—and the results are incredible! They donated a total of 420 pounds, which is equivalent to about $3,000.
Thank you to Greg Tomberlin for stopping by to pick up the pop tabs. This generous donation will help support field trips for local veterans. We’re so proud of our students for making a meaningful impact in our community!
@ Sartell Resource Training and Solutions, 4/28/26
20 teams, 100 individuals competing
Congratulations to all Pierz 4th grade math masters!
Individual Order of Operations Fact Drill
4th- Pierz Red - Arya Coughenour
5th- tie for 5th Pierz 4th Red - Jayden Young
9th- tie for 9th - Brenna Loxterkamp, Pierz Black
Individual Competition
11th - Owen Popp
15th - Emmett Britz
(Almost all were in the top 50 of 100)
Team Competition
tie for 8th- Pierz Black
tie for 8th - Pierz Red
4th Pierz Red
Jayden Young
Arya Coughenour
Edwin Wacker
Owen Popp
Oliver Erickson
1st Alternate: Noah Loidolt
2nd Alternate: Izen Evenson
4th Pierz Black
Brenna Loxterkamp
Kellen Athman
Abigail Kessler
Emmett Britz
Walker Schlieman
1st Alternate Bria Pohlkamp
17 teams, 85 individuals
Order of Operations Fact Drill
4th- Cullen Herman
5th-Karter Schlegel
10th-Ben Britz
13th -Addy Loidolt
13th -Eastin Silgjord
Individual Awards
16th- Brantley Zupan
17th- Eastin Silgjord
19th- Ben Britz
Team Awards
4th-Pierz Red: Ben Britz, Avery Seppelt, Kaden Gunther, Brantley Zupan, Cullen Herman
(1st- Forestview Brainerd Alpha, 2nd- Forestview Brainerd Beta, 3rd- Henning)
Students were given a treasure map with missions to complete throughout the day. Missions included: learning what jobs a pirate might have and writing about what job they wanted, adding numbers while trying not to fall off the plank, adding numbers for treasure maps, and designing their own treasure map.
Building a safer community starts with a single conversation.
A huge thank you to Officer Hanneken for visiting our 2nd graders Friday! Beyond the safety tips and badge-admiring, these visits are all about community partnership. When our schools and law enforcement work together, our students feel supported, seen, and safe.
Thanks for being such a great role model for our students, Officer Hanneken!
The highlight of the week? Storm Jars! This experiment allowed our little scientists to:
Predict outcomes
Observe the saturation point of a "cloud"
Count the drops needed to create a storm
We are so proud of their curiosity and hard work!
