Congratulations to Mr. Davenport and Kden Hiestand who were recognized at last night's "Make a Difference" awards ceremony last night.
Nominations for the Make a Difference awards are reviewed and selected by a Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) in collaboration with the BISD.
Mr. Davenport and Kden Hiestand are outstanding members of the Pansophia Community and are dedicated to making an impact on those around them.
Please join us in congratulating them.
Mr. Davenport: Secondary Special Education Teacher of the Year
Kden Hiestand: Student of the year
Bus Update: we will operate on our 4 bus schedule beginning with this afternoon's routes (Thursday, 4/30)! Thank you for your patience and understanding
Seniors Kden Hiestand and Allen Grace were awarded Outstanding Senior of the Year awards for their programs at the Branch Area Careers Center.
They accepted their awards at tonight's OJT and Outstanding Senior Banquet.
Kden: Career Readiness
Allen: Welding
Congratulations! We are so proud of you and your accomplishments! We are grateful to have you representing Pansophia Academy!
Busing update - we will remain on our 3 bus schedule until further notice due to bus maintenance
On Friday, April 24, students from Pansophia's Theater Arts, Podcasting and Journalism classes presented a Drunk and Distracted Driving Accident Simulation.
The students were assisted by community partners from the Coldwater Police, Fire and Public Safety Departments, Dutcher Funeral Home, Doug's Auto Recyclers and VIP Towing.
Special thanks to Pansophia administration, staff, students and parents for their support of this important event. We hope it was impactful and meaningful, and that all Branch County students have safe prom, graduation and summer seasons.
Staff and students had a blast Saturday at Pansophia's prom! The masquerade ball-themed event took place at the Steuben County Event Center in Angola.
Busing update - we will remain on our 3 bus schedule, both morning and afternoon, on Monday, April 27th.
Several of our juniors and seniors attended Central Michigan's "Experience Central" event today! This event is specifically tailored to students who attend charter schools that are authorized by CMU! Did you know that seniors who graduate from Pansophia Academy with a 2.8 GPA or higher are automatically approved for enrollment at CMU?! Fire Up Chips!
Reminder - all fundraiser money and paper forms are due tomorrow, Friday, April 24th.
Attention 11th & 12th graders signed up for "Experience Central" at CMU: Please be at the school at 7am. The bus will be leaving at 7:15am. If you are unsure if you've signed up, please call the office BEFORE 7am to confirm.
Students from Key Club and Mr. Richards's Government class attended Charter Day at the Capitol in Lansing today! It was a beautiful day to celebrate learner choice in Michigan!
The office lost and found is growing! If anything belongs to you please come to the office to claim it!
We will operate on our 3 bus schedule, both morning and afternoon, for the remainder of this week.
On Friday, April 24, our high school Theater Arts, Podcasting and Journalism students will be presenting a drunk/distracted driving car accident simulation in the Branch Area Career's Center Parking lot. All students in grades 8-12 are invited to come to this event, but we wanted to give any students who are uncomfortable with the subject matter the chance to opt out.
In order to be impactful, a mock accident must be realistic, and as such the portrayal will be graphic. One of the students portrayed will "die;" two will be "trapped and extricated" from the wreckage and one will be "arrested." Joe Scheid, Coldwater's Director of Public Safety, will speak.
If any of these things will be triggering or overly-upsetting for your students, they are NOT required to attend. Students may choose to stay back at the school for any reason. In addition you, as a parent or guardian may request that your child does not attend. Again, this is only for students in grades 8-12.
Please note that our social workers and counselors will be available to any students who would like to talk about the presentation.
If you do not want your child to attend, please call the school at (517) 279-4686 by 9 a.m. on April 24. If you have any questions or concerns about the presentation, email Mrs. Barrand at jbarrand@pansophia.us.
In order to be impactful, a mock accident must be realistic, and as such the portrayal will be graphic. One of the students portrayed will "die;" two will be "trapped and extricated" from the wreckage and one will be "arrested." Joe Scheid, Coldwater's Director of Public Safety, will speak.
If any of these things will be triggering or overly-upsetting for your students, they are NOT required to attend. Students may choose to stay back at the school for any reason. In addition you, as a parent or guardian may request that your child does not attend. Again, this is only for students in grades 8-12.
Please note that our social workers and counselors will be available to any students who would like to talk about the presentation.
If you do not want your child to attend, please call the school at (517) 279-4686 by 9 a.m. on April 24. If you have any questions or concerns about the presentation, email Mrs. Barrand at jbarrand@pansophia.us.
We will be operating on a 2-hour delay today, Friday, April 17th due to dense fog in the area. Doors will open at 10:00am, dismissal will remain at 1:30pm.
We are back to operating on our 4 bus schedule for tomorrow, Friday, April 17th
We will be operating on our 3 bus schedule tomorrow, Tuesday, April 14th, both morning and afternoon runs.
