| Brylski hosts geography bee at PHSJoan Brylski, a social studies teacher at the Pulaski High School, once again hosted the annual geography bee during her first semester geography class. All students... |
Brylski takes trip to Korean 2005, Joan Brylski, a teacher at Pulaski High School, traveled to Korea for a three-week tour. Along with Brylski, 39 other teachers from the United States, Australia, and... |
| Cedar sign in front of FairviewAfter many years of trying to get a sign put up in front of Fairview Elementary School, they have finally succeeded! Thanks to the generosity of the Krakow Advancement Association... |
FFA members complete State DegreesA State FFA Degree (formerly State Farmer Degree) is awarded by each state based on hours worked and/or money earned... |
| Pennies for Patients Leukemia DriveThe PHS National Honor Society is hosting its annual Pennies for Patients Leukemia Drive to raise money for cancer research and patients from February 8 through... |
PHS colors change over timeRed, white, black, the colors that fill the bleachers at every sporting event have been the colors that every student wears to represent their school of Pulaski. Yet, for such pride... |
Snowball 2010 held at PHS
Thursday, February 11, 2010
January 23 was the date of this year’s annual Pulaski High School Snowball Dance. Planning for the dance began back in November with student council forming committees and making background decisions such as determining the dance’s theme and the decorating motif.
Following the holiday vacation, student council started the major work in designing and building all to decorations which were put up the night before the dance.
Midnight Madness was the theme for this year. Designs included black lights, lava lamps, fluorescent paint, and smoke machines.
“Out of all the years I have attended Snowball, the Midnight Madness decorations were the best,” said Maran Collett, a Snowball attendee.
“Thunder and Lightning” out of Eau-Claire, Wisconsin performed the disc jockey services that night.
Kick off your Sunday shoes with Footloose
By Laura Dahms
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Pulaski High School students will be presenting the musical Footloose in the Ripley Performing Arts Center on Saturday, February 20 at 7 p.m.; Sunday, February 21 at 2 p.m.; Saturday, February 27 at 7 p.m.; and Sunday, February 28 at 2 p.m.
Footloose is a fantastic show, with enough singing, dancing, and energy to go around. Featuring
several favorite 80’s songs, such as “Footloose” and “Holding Out for a Hero,” and favorite 80’s dance moves, the musical is great for anyone who loves the 80’s. Read More...