Prairie Point

7th Grade Step-Up Day (aka orientation) is the morning of August 20. See picture for more details!

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Click the following link to see the general school supply list for 7th and 8th graders: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ekqkL5p_VT6XEtQjVVOlTuNpeP_mBsny/view

Prairie Schools are switching to Parent Square for all future communications. Check out your email for a link that was sent out by our tech department this morning to activate your account. You will be able to set up your preferences to receive the communication via the app, text, email, and more. GO ACTIVATE TODAY!

Due to severe weather, the Prairie Boys Basketball Camp has been cancelled for today, Wednesday, June 17.

Check out some photos of various activities at Point today as we celebrated a successful school year with learners and staff.

Congratulations to our 7th & 8th Grade May Golden Hawk award winners! These students were given this award by their teacher team for exemplifying the qualities of a Golden Hawk (our Habits of Success)... Respect, Responsibility, and Persistence!

On May 15, 2026, Prairie Point Middle School proudly partnered with Workplace Learning Connection to host the 2026 Financial Literacy Fair, providing students with a hands-on opportunity to explore real-world financial decision-making and career planning.

During the event, students selected a career pathway and calculated a monthly budget based on their projected income. As they moved through a variety of interactive booths, students learned important financial concepts including insurance, student loans, housing costs, utilities, transportation, savings, and other everyday expenses. Each stop challenged students to make thoughtful financial decisions while tracking their monthly spending.

At the conclusion of the fair, students calculated their remaining monthly balance and met one-on-one with financial advisors to review their budget sheets, reflect on their choices, and discuss what they learned from the experience. The event helped students gain a deeper understanding of the importance of budgeting, financial responsibility, and long-term planning.

Prairie Point students did an outstanding job representing their school through their engagement, professionalism, and positive attitudes throughout the event.

Prairie Point Middle School would like to extend a sincere thank you to all of the volunteers, community partners, and staff members who helped make this meaningful learning experience possible for our students. Finally, kudos to counselor, Mr. Ball, for organizing this event!

Our 7th graders are enjoying their Camp experience today! What a tremendous experience for our students to do activities they may not normally be able to do. Thank you to our staff who volunteer to organize this 7th grade event and provide this experience for our students each year.

Announcing Prairie Points 2026 Quota Honors recipients:

The goal is to honor eighth grade students who have exhibited marked personal growth—not only in their academic achievements, but also in their overall progress as a middle school student. Students may be chosen for this honor by:

Making good choices
Showing leadership in actions or academics
Improving behavior and attitude
Assisting fellow students
Overcoming difficulties in a positive way

This year the Hawk team was in charge of choosing students. Selected students, their families, and Hawk team lead Mr. Dobler attended the Quota Honors banquet on Friday, April 24th.

CONGRATULATIONS Madi Kasel & Elijah Bell!