🚨 Morning Drop-Off Safety Reminder 🚨
To ensure the safety of all students during morning arrival, we ask for your cooperation with the following drop-off procedures:

* Use the circle drive only for quick drop-off. Please remain in your vehicle and do not park in the circular drive at any time.
* If you use the parking lot, you must park in a designated stall. Children should exit the vehicle only after you have parked.
* All students walking from the parking lot must use the crosswalk to safely reach the school building.
* Do not use the parking lot as a drive-through drop-off area without parking your vehicle.


Morning drop-off can be chaotic, and student safety is our number one priority. Following these procedures helps keep traffic moving smoothly and, most importantly, keeps our students safe. A photo is attached for your reference about the circle drive and parking stalls.

Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our school community safe.

Prairie View Administration

7 days ago, Casey Slama
PVParkingLot
5th-grade students put their engineering and architecture skills to work! Students planned, designed, and constructed igloos using simple materials like styrofoam bowls, plates, and marshmallows. Along the way, they applied key science and math skills by testing structural stability, considering form and function, and problem-solving through design challenges. The final products were impressive examples of creativity, collaboration, and real-world engineering thinking!

#CultureOfConfidence
about 15 hours ago, Rachel Max
igloo making
igloo making
igloo making

We would like to welcome Arionna Beisner to the OPSD Team!! Arionna will serve as a Special Education Teacher for Prairie View Schools. We are thrilled to have you join our team! #CultureOfConfidence

about 17 hours ago, Rachel Max
arionna b welcome graphic
These are the moments that matter! Prairie View Elementary Counselor, Ms. Coggins, took some bonus time with a preschool student to share the calming wonder of a breathing ball, helping build self-regulation, focus, and confidence. Small moments like this make a big difference in our students' everyday lives!

#CultureOfConfidence
1 day ago, Rachel Max
ms coggins and student
ms. coggins and student
What an outstanding performance by the OHS Girls on the mat at Bridgeport! The team placed 3rd overall, behind only Gering and Scottsbluff. Kanzah Arabi was phenomenal, securing 2nd place. Camber Lippert shone brightly, claiming 2nd place in her bracket. Joslyn Wyatt and Anna Kroeger did an amazing job, taking 3rd place. Tristan Hochstine and Taryn Namuth fought fiercely, securing 4th place. Preslin Lutz demonstrated remarkable dedication, finishing 6th. Despite battling illness and fatigue, the girls gave it their all, showcasing incredible strength and determination. What a great way to head into break so they can rest and get healthy. Keep pushing forward, your hard work is paying off! #CultureOfConfidence
3 days ago, Rachel Max
wrestling
wrestling team
📬 Preschool registration packets for the 2026–27 school year have been mailed to families who completed the Intent to Enroll form!
Additional packets are available in the Prairie View Office.
Completed packets are due by January 31, 2026.
3 days ago, Rachel Max
preschool registration
Mrs. Schilz is making science so fun! 🚀
As part of 4th-grade science learning, students explored engineering and space science by designing their own space shuttles and then testing them. They analyzed both internal and external damage, using strong science vocabulary, hands-on investigation, and collaboration to explain what happened and why. Real-world problem-solving at its best!
3 days ago, Rachel Max
science class
science class
science class
science class
science class
science class
science class
science class
science class
Christmas came early for Prairie View Elementary volunteer Ms. Dorris! 💙
After years of supporting our kindergarten students with endless kindness and dedication, it was time to spoil her a little. What better way than a chair to match her famous blue hair? We are so grateful for you, Ms. Dorris!
4 days ago, Rachel Max
ms. doris
ms. doris with students

We would like to welcome Jill Sylvester to the OPSD team. Jill will serve as a 5th grade teacher for the remainder of the 2026 school year and in the years ahead. We are thrilled to have you join our team.

#CultureOfConfidence

5 days ago, Rachel Max
jill sylvester welcome post
Ownership. Grit. Two qualities that Maddox has worked hard on this year! It all leads to being a CONFIDENT LEARNER!

#CultureofConfidence
5 days ago, Casey Slama
Maddox  Evans Earned the O
Excellent work, Maisie! Proud of how you are excelling as a student and leader for 4th grade!

#CultureofConfidence
6 days ago, Casey Slama
Maisie C Earned the O
The 7th-grade girls had their best game of the season against Perkins County. They played with great teamwork! It was exciting to see their hard work and growth on the court really come together. Great effort, girls!
6 days ago, Rachel Max
middle school basketball

Mr. O'Neil and OHS staff members have selected the December students of the month. These students were nominated by an OHS staff member and selected based on academics and involvement in activities/clubs.

Freshman - Hayden Fanning

Sophomore - Sara Stevens

Junior - Ryder Rezac

Senior - Devyn Gleason

We are proud of you! #CultureOfConfidence

6 days ago, Rachel Max
student of the month
Mrs. Max, thank you for all you do for PVE and the OPSD!
#Rockstar

#CultureofConfidence
6 days ago, Casey Slama
Mrs.Max
Mrs. Saults's 4th grade students have been working on their Nebraska Native American tribe posters. The students have been sharpening their research skills by finding facts and information about the 7 tribes that lived in Nebraska. After students complete their research and poster, they'll have the opportunity to showcase their knowledge to the class! #CultureOfConfidence
7 days ago, Rachel Max
student research
students research
student research
🗓️OHS Basketball at Chase County has been rescheduled!🗓️ OHS Girls & Boys JV & Varsity basketball game will be February 3, 2026. At 4:00 PM JV will tip off, followed by Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys.
8 days ago, Rachel Max
When Jay Bush dropped off his students this morning, he noticed something wasn’t quite right. The crossing guard wasn’t there. Without hesitation, Jay stepped up and made sure our students crossed safely. Moments like this remind us what OG Nation is all about. We are so grateful for people who see a need and act, putting our kids and community first. Thank you, Jay, for being an example of care, service, and heart. #CultureOfConfidence
8 days ago, Rachel Max
crossing guaddguard
OHS staff are spreading holiday cheer far and wide! 🎄✨ Sending joy through their holiday card and wishing everyone a very happy holiday season! #CultureOfConfidence
9 days ago, Rachel Max
ohs holiday card
Earlier this season, OHS Boys Wrestling traveled to Cozad to compete in the Cozad Invitational, and our athletes showed up strong Cozad Invitational Results • 3rd place: Diego Juarez, 113 bracket • 5th place: Amaythian Clark, 132 bracket • 5th place: Zaiden Peterson, 138 bracket • 5th place: Rock Rezac, 165 bracket JV Results • 4th place: Gabriel Martinez, 138 bracket Great effort all around. Keep grinding, O! #CultureOfConfidence
9 days ago, Rachel Max
Cozad invitation
Over the weekend, the OHS Boys Wrestling team traveled to Cheyenne to compete in the Charlie Lake Wrestling Dual Tournament (Friday) and Invitational (Saturday). Huge congratulations to OHS sophomore Diego Juarez, who earned a 1st place finish at the tournament! His grit, determination, and hard work were on full display, and we could not be more proud. Way to represent, Diego! #CultureOfConfidence
9 days ago, Rachel Max
wrestling