Engagement is high as fourth graders work together to solve multiplication problems with a Jenga twist!
Engagement is high as fourth graders work together to solve multiplication problems with a Jenga twist!
4th graders putting service over self!!
Engagement is high as fourth graders work together to solve multiplication problems with a Jenga twist!
6th/7th grade math students playing integer war.
1st Grade ready for Red Ribbon Hat Day!
4th graders putting service over self with Kids Care project ❤️
JH Fall Choir Concert was a standing room only success! What a wonderful group of talented students! Great job Mrs. Spella!
Bus Driver Appreciation Week!
A new first grade author!
8th Grade morning routine!
Red Ribbon Week has started!
Students vs Faculty Volleyball Game 2018! Thanks to all who played, volunteered, attended & donated to support this event! PG raised $160 to be donated to Breast Cancer Research! #pg46pride
D46 traffic patrol aimed to ease vehicular traffic off IL Route 176 and keep students safe!!!
Job well done Ms. Maggiore!!
Our 6th Graders are starting a Kindness Revolution! Here's a sneak peek of them working on their bits of inspiration and reminders 😊: https://bit.ly/2Aho7DH #pg46pride #B3B4U #DigitalCitizenshipWeek
6th and 7th Grade math students shopping for flooring to complete a scale drawing project.
Prairie Grove District 46 will be participating in the National Bus Safety Week & Bus Driver Appreciation Week, October 22 - 26, 2018 @NAPTHQ #NSBSW
Prairie Grove District 46 will be participating in the National Bus Safety Week & Bus Driver Appreciation Week, October 22 - 26, 2018 @NAPTHQ #NSBSW
We hope to see you this evening for our Parent Seminar where speakers Mrs. Laura Crain, who is the Drug Free Community Grant Coordinator for the McHenry County Substance Abuse Coalition, and Mr. Adam Carson, a Lake in the Hills Police Officer, will be here to share with you information related to E-Cigarettes and Vaping. The presentation will begin at 6:30 in the JH Gym.
We encourage all of our students to take our district-provided bus transportation. We have seen an influx of elementary parents choosing to drive their children to school. This has created quite a bit of congestion in our drop off line, which is spilling out onto Route 176. Please consider sending your child to school on the bus! Thank you in advance.