Pioneer Regional Schools will be on a two hour delay today, Tuesday, March 17th.
Biology 1 students investigate how the enzyme pectinase breaks down pectin in apples, resulting in the production of apple juice.
Our Jr. High Robotics Team - Team 491C, coached by Jordan Busard, qualified to compete at the State Championships this weekend in Indianapolis! Team members are Ludmila Barton, Melody McWilliams, & Carson Lowry. Good luck Panthers!
It's Friday!!! Can you guess today's undercover staff dress up theme?
Please congratulate Pioneer Team 1 consisting of Plant and Advanced Plant Science students on their 2nd place and state qualifying finish at the regional Envirothon Competition.
Jon Alma
Owen Rogers
Kaiden Schirm
Hannah Zeigler
Michelle Wank
Alternate Kendalyn Farrer
Jon Alma
Owen Rogers
Kaiden Schirm
Hannah Zeigler
Michelle Wank
Alternate Kendalyn Farrer
8th grade math students work through a Scatter plots scavenger hunt to review previously learned skills.
AP Biology students recently tested blood types( O positive, A positive, AB positive, etc). Fun fact: your favorite pet has a blood type! Do you know your blood type? **The blood used in this experiment was fake**
Due to fog, Pioneer Regional Schools are on a 2 hour delay for Friday, March 6, 2026.
Seeking Better Student-Athlete Healthcare, PSM Will Not Conduct Physicals at Pioneer in 2026. Please read message below from PSM:
Dear Parent(s) or Guardian(s):
As many of you know, in order to participate in extracurricular sports and activities during the school year, student-athletes must have a signed IHSAA pre-participation examination after April 1. Parkview Health prides itself in excellent care for their patients and in an effort to provide young athletes across the region with a higher level of care and quality in physical evaluations, there will no longer be opportunities to receive a sports physical at Pioneer Jr-Sr High School this spring for the 2026-27 school year.
Students are able to schedule with their primary care providers to complete their sport physicals. If a student does not have a primary care provider, they can do one of the following:
Call Logansport Hospital at (574) 722-4921 to schedule with a Pediatric or Family Practice Provider in Logansport. Phone Hours are Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm.
Call Parkview Logansport Peru Medical Center at (765) 472-2812 to schedule with a Pediatric or Family Practice Provider in Peru. Phone Hours are Monday-Thursday 7:30am-4:30pm, and Friday 7:30am-3:30pm.
Go to our Parkview Logansport Walk-in Clinic (formally known as Express Medical Center) and pay $50 for your school physical. Hours are Monday-Friday 7:00am-7:00pm, and Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-2:00pm.
As active and proud members of the Logansport area and surrounding communities, Parkview Health is committed to the health and wellness of your student-athletes and the community. We look forward to the relationships created and communication between Primary Care Physicians and your School’s PSM Athletic Trainer to collaborate on your student-athlete’s healthcare.
Sincerely,
Candice Dunkin, MS, LAT, ATC
Candice Dunkin, Director of Sports Medicine
Dear Parent(s) or Guardian(s):
As many of you know, in order to participate in extracurricular sports and activities during the school year, student-athletes must have a signed IHSAA pre-participation examination after April 1. Parkview Health prides itself in excellent care for their patients and in an effort to provide young athletes across the region with a higher level of care and quality in physical evaluations, there will no longer be opportunities to receive a sports physical at Pioneer Jr-Sr High School this spring for the 2026-27 school year.
Students are able to schedule with their primary care providers to complete their sport physicals. If a student does not have a primary care provider, they can do one of the following:
Call Logansport Hospital at (574) 722-4921 to schedule with a Pediatric or Family Practice Provider in Logansport. Phone Hours are Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm.
Call Parkview Logansport Peru Medical Center at (765) 472-2812 to schedule with a Pediatric or Family Practice Provider in Peru. Phone Hours are Monday-Thursday 7:30am-4:30pm, and Friday 7:30am-3:30pm.
Go to our Parkview Logansport Walk-in Clinic (formally known as Express Medical Center) and pay $50 for your school physical. Hours are Monday-Friday 7:00am-7:00pm, and Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-2:00pm.
As active and proud members of the Logansport area and surrounding communities, Parkview Health is committed to the health and wellness of your student-athletes and the community. We look forward to the relationships created and communication between Primary Care Physicians and your School’s PSM Athletic Trainer to collaborate on your student-athlete’s healthcare.
Sincerely,
Candice Dunkin, MS, LAT, ATC
Candice Dunkin, Director of Sports Medicine
Biology 1 students testing for macromolecules found in a vomit of a murdered person.
Have you eaten in different restaurants during the day and you have thrown up but don’t know what restaurant is responsible for the food poisoning? That’s what the students are investigating!
Have you eaten in different restaurants during the day and you have thrown up but don’t know what restaurant is responsible for the food poisoning? That’s what the students are investigating!
Our Lifeskills class would like to thank the Cass County Community Foundation. They gave us a $4000 grant to buy cabinets, countertop, and a balance bike. The cabinets and countertop will be part of our new area that we are creating work on life and vocational skills. The balance bike will be added to our items that we use In PE to work on gross motor and leisure skills.
We would also like to thank Baileys. They gave us a nice discount on top of the discounts they were already offering for the cabinets and countertop that we ordered for the new area.
We would also like to thank Baileys. They gave us a nice discount on top of the discounts they were already offering for the cabinets and countertop that we ordered for the new area.
We hosted a College, Career & Service Fair today for our Juniors & Seniors, as well as students from several area schools. Over 50 vendors participated in this great opportunity for our students!
Our traditional end to FFA Week - drive your tractor to school day!
8th-grade students competed in the "Math Olympics"! They navigated three intense stations:
1. Constructing triangles via the Pythagorean Theorem.
2. Climbing a ladder of 3D Volume challenges.
3. Dashing across the diagonal of a rectangular prism to master complex spatial skills.
Seeing our students lean into these challenges proves that math is anything but boring!
March 2026 PJSHS menu!
Congratulations Pioneer Junior High Math students! Pioneer junior high students did amazing!
Mr. Brooke and Dr. Grable deliver ice cream to celebrate the success of 7/8th grade math students on ILearn Checkpoint #2
7th gr. math students had 54% pass compared to the state average of 39%
8th gr. math students had 73% pass compared to the state average of 38%. Thank you for celebrating our success.
Friday at PJSHS: Career Center students practicing blood pressure taking skills with Nurse Vanmeter and some teachers had fun wearing their old letter jackets!
See flyers for some family friendly events from our community partners at Stand Up Cass County!
Reminder: NO SCHOOL TOMORROW! See you Tuesday!
7th grade students in Mrs. Leach's Panther Time Math group work through a digital escape room. They must solve a variety of fraction operations learned in class to unlock secret codes.
