Six students received their Put-in-Bay High School diplomas last evening at the Perry’s International and Peace Memorial. Family and guests observed the ceremony seated at the steps of the monument. The six graduating seniors are Joe Blumensaadt, Hope Cooks, Elora Hubner, El Kostura, Emil Michael, and Lyla Steidl. The event was followed by a reception...
Put-in-Bay School’s annual “Awards Day” was held on Thursday, May 16 in the school gymnasium. This is a day when students, teachers, and parents come together to recognize and celebrate academic achievement, character development, and extracurricular activities. This day is split into two sessions with elementary students receiving awards in the morning and Jr. and...
On Thursday, May 2, the school’s spring concert was held. Not only was it the final concert of the year, but the very last one for Ms. Pippert who will be retiring at the end of the school year. The concert was a true success. Ms. Pippert was presented was a boquet of flowers at...
The Browns Backers went above and beyond to show their appreciation to the teachers and staff of Put-in-Bay School during Teacher Appreciation Week. Before the start of school today, they hosted a delicious breakfast that included a variety of breakfast casseroles, fruit, orange juice, and desserts. Teachers returned to their classrooms with bellies full, hearts...
Put-in-Bay School held its Annual Science Fair today, featuring projects from students in grades 6 through 12. They have been working on their experiments since the beginning of the school year. The fair was judged by a panel of community members, including scientists, engineers, and environmentalists. Winners will advance to the Districts. (Featured in this...
The Spanish classes (Spanish I through IV) spread Christmas cheer by going caroling to the elementary grades. The students taught the chorus of the song “Navidad, Turrones y Mazapán” to the younger students so they could sing along. A villancico is the Spanish word for a Christmas carol. The elementary students enjoyed the festive atmosphere...
Students left on Thursday morning (December 7) for Mackinac Island where they will be competing in the Great Lakes Islands Tournament. The full schedule of games is listed on the home page of this website where there is also a link for the school YouTube channel where all games can be viewed live.
The Put-in-Bay High School Panthers secured a victory today over Monclova Christian Academy. Panthers took the lead early, and due to a combination of teamwork and individual talent, they ended the game with a 19 point lead and final score of 64 to 45. All games can be watched live. Go to the Athletics page...
The members of the PIB twirling club entertained the audience today during half time of the varsity basketball game. Members of the club consist of students in grades preschool through three.