
1 - We are the Blackbirds!
2 - A little bit louder...
3 - I still can’t hear you...
4 - We’re #1!
Go Blackbirds, beat Wauseon!


Our 6th graders spent time this week learning about Mesopotamia: writing and decoding words in Cuneiform (ancient written language) and building Ziggurats (rectangular shaped pyramid-like structures).





2022 Community Rec Sign-Up: https://forms.gle/9c8y1u8iG17mSWFf9
Registration and Payment is due by Friday, February 25th to the school office. Visit our Community Rec webpage for medical form and more: https://www.pettisvilleschools.org/page/community-recreation


The 2022 Softball Team Shop is open! Be sure to place your orders by February 21. Thank you! https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/BUv6RrxbNY


The Board of Education's next meeting will take place Monday, February 14th, at 7:00 PM. The meeting is open to the public.


The HS Science Research and Inquiry class is busy putting the final pieces of their presentations together for the local science fair. Six students total will be interviewed by local professionals before going on to present at several other science fairs. Good Luck, Blackbirds!




This Saturday, February 12th, the FFA will be available to help unload your aluminum, plastic, cardboard, magazines, newspapers & more. Please clean any cardboard by removing plastic, styrofoam, other packing materials before breaking it down. If the trailer is full, please come back with your cardboard at a later time. Thank you.


Students are using Graphical Analysis on their Chromebooks and a digital force meter to measure static and kinetic frictional forces. The blending of fundamental friction lab methods with today’s technology to make measurements. Way to go, Blackbirds!




Reschedule dates for girls and boys basketball: JV and Varsity Girls home with Montpelier is rescheduled for Sat. Feb. 5 at 1:00 pm. JV and Varsity Boys @ Montpelier is rescheduled for Mon. Feb. 7 at 6:00 pm.

Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions, Pettisville Schools will be closed on Friday, February 4th.


Our Pre-K and Kindergarten artwork hanging in the halls is right on target for this week ❄️ ☃️ 🐻❄️





Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions, Pettisville Schools will be closed on Thursday, February 3rd.

Mini Cheer practice is canceled for 2/2 and moved to 2/8 from 3:15-4:30.
The Mini Cheer performance has been moved from the girls JV game on 2/3 to halftime of the girls JV game on 2/10. Mini Cheer girls please arrive by 5:45 pm for a group picture prior to the game. Thank you!


Due to anticipated inclement weather conditions, Pettisville Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 2nd. Each day will be evaluated thereafter based on the weather conditions.

Our 2nd Grade classes celebrated the 101st day of school today. Mrs. Holsopple's class celebrated 101 Dalmatian style and Mrs. Borton's class created masterpieces with 101 items. It's another great day to be a Blackbird!

Last Friday, Kindergarten had a special visitor, Mrs. Nancy Roth. Mrs. Roth was born and raised in the country of Congo in Africa. In preparation for the 100th Day of school, she came to teach about life for children in Africa. Fun Fact: Mrs. Roth was the Elementary Principal of some of our kindergarten parents! Thank you for sharing with our little Blackbirds.





Issue 5 of the Pet Echoes has been released today! Check your email for access instructions. Please email journalism@pettisvilleschools.org if you have any questions.

Pettisville Schools will be on a two-hour delay today, Monday, January 31, due to thick, rolling fog.

Tickets for the JV and Varsity Boys Basketball Games at Ayersville on Saturday, January 29 are ONLINE ONLY. The freshman game originally scheduled has been cancelled. Visit our Athletic Links web page for ticket and parking information: https://www.pettisvilleschools.org/page/athletic-links


Good Afternoon,
This afternoon, students were directed to stay in their classrooms due to a non-emergency incident that occured in the hallway. We prioritize safety in everything we do, and in this situation we operated with students' safety, privacy and best interests in mind.
Thank you for your continued partnership.
Josh Clark
Superintendent
