Prescott School District

🐺 As football season continues and we fill the stands for our jr high school and high school football games, this is a reminder that we have implemented some important safety guidelines for all students attending games at Cummins Stadium. These guidelines will help ensure a secure and organized environment. 🏈 Mandatory Seating in the Stands: Starting immediately, all students are required to remain seated in the designated stands throughout the duration of the football games. This measure is designed to enhance safety and minimize potential risks associated with roaming around the stadium. 🏈 Jr high school students must be accompanied by an adult; dropping them off without supervision is not allowed. 🏈 Supervision for PES Students: For the safety and comfort of PES students, we kindly request that they be accompanied by an adult throughout the entire game, including restroom and concession stand breaks. This adult supervision will ensure their well-being and help maintain a controlled environment. 🏈 No In-Stadium Games or Playing Under Bleachers : To prevent any potential accidents or conflicts, students will not be allowed to engage in football or other games within the stadium premises. We encourage everyone to enjoy the game from their seats. 🏈 No pets are allowed inside the stadium. 🏈 No smoking, vaping, alcohol or any other prohibited substance is allowed on school campus. This is against school policy. 🏈 No cursing. Please do not direct any negative comments towards or about any players, coaches, or fans. We encourage everyone to be respectful of others. These changes have been implemented to create a safer and more enjoyable experience for all Curley Wolves fans. Your understanding and cooperation are appreciated as we work together to provide a positive environment for our students and families. #impactthepack #curleywolves #wolfpride

about 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb

Prescott golf hosted their last meet before District next week. The girls teams won the match. Jace Cummings placed first in the boys individual competition shooting a 39. Lainey Robbins was first in the individual girls with a 42. Go Curley Wolves! 🐺 ⛳️

about 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb

Our Nevada County 4H students showed out on the local county level as well! We love seeing hard work pay off! 🐑🐄 🐐 Market Lamb - Class 3 - Cora Carlton - 2nd in class and 3rd overall Cattle Show - Commercial Heifer - Non-American Class 2 - Bella Wingfield - 1st in class and Reserve Champion Commerial Heifer - Non-American Overall Heifer Winners 4th place - Bella Wingfield Goat Show - Registered Goats - Class 1 - Mavis McKay - 1st place in class Class 2 - Ameliah McKay - 1st place in class and Grand Champion Registered Goat

over 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb

The school barn is a happening place! And OYEA kids have worked hard for months for this time of year! It’s Nevada County Fair show time and they did fantastic!! 🐖🐑🐐 Swine Show - Commercial Gilts Class 1 - Hunter Pickett - 1st place in class Class 2 - Haylie Pickett - 1st place in class and Grand Champion Commercial Gilt Ainsley Rothenburger - 2nd place in class and Reserve Champion Commercial Gilt Class 3 - Dacey Faulkner - 2nd place in class Market Hogs Dark Cross - Class 1 - Jase Morrison - 1st place in class and Reserve Champion Dark Cross Market Hog Class 2 - Dacey Faulkner - 2nd place in class and 4th overall Levi Morrison - 1st place in class and 3rd overall Class 3 - Kelshaun Murphy - 1st place in class and Grand Champion Dark Cross Market Hog Averie Jackson - 2nd place in class and 5th overall Duroc - Class 1 - Jeremeire Purifoy - 1st place in class and Grand Champion Duroc Hampshire - Class 1 - Ainsley Rothenburger - 1st place in class and 4th overall Class 2 - Jose Banda - 1st place in class and 3rd overall Class 3 - Grayson Jackson - 2nd place in class and Reserve Champion Hampshire Hudson Dendy - 1st place in class and Grand Champion Hampshire Overall Swine Winners - Grand Champion Market Hog - Kelshaun Murphy Reserve Champion Market Hog - Hudson Dendy 3rd place - Jase Morrison 4th place - Levi Morrison 5th place - Dacey Faulkner Swine Showmanship - Ainsley Rothenburger - Champion Senior Showman Jeremeire Purifoy - Champion Junior Showman Hudson Dendy - Clover Buds Showman Lamb Show - Commercial Ewe - Class 2 - Ainsley Rothenburger - 1st in class and Reserve Champion Commercial Ewe Market Lamb - Class 1 - Grayson Jackson - 1st in class and 4th overall Class 2 - Haylie Pickett - 1st in class and Reserve Champion Market Lamb Lamb Showmanship - Haylie Pickett - Champion Junior Showman Market Goats - Class 2 - Julien Stafford - 1st place in class and Reserve Champion Market Goat We are so proud of how hard they work! We are excited for the opportunities our school barn gives! We are so thankful for our Animal Science program, Mr. Guidry for running it so well and the village it takes to keep it going! #impactthepack Now it’s time for District competition! To see all their show photos, check out our Prescott School District Facebook page.

over 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb

FOOTBALL TIME CHANGE! The jr high game scheduled for this Thursday, September 14 against Episcopal will begin at 6:00 p.m.

over 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb

FOOTBALL TIME CHANGE! The jr high game scheduled for this Thursday, September 14 against Episcopal will begin at 6:00 p.m.

over 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb

The Curley Wolves cross country team competed in the SAU - Lois Davis Invitational this past Saturday morning. Our senior high girls got top 40 out of 54 runners. G’mar Britton placed 3rd in the senior high boys division. Sophia Cornelius got 10th place in the junior high girls division. The junior high girls got top 31 out of 77 runners. Our first meet was a great start to the season!

over 2 years ago, Valarie Cobb