Our last Walk to School Day of this School Year is this Wednesday, May 6th! Come join PWH staff and start your day off right! We would love to see you!
Congratulations to our students who completed the Reading Challenge for April! The last challenge of the year starts now!
Way to go Pontiac Soccer team! We defeated Shiloh tonight 2-0!! Championship game will be on Wednesday, May 20th at Belleville Lindenwood 2600 W Main St, Belleville, IL 62226,. Let's go Pontiac!
Today is the day! Head out to TC Treats and support our Athletic Department!
Wonderful Spring Band and Chorus Concert! Click here for photos - https://photos.app.goo.gl/6Kb2HHEKk96RfXWv8
What a fantastic concert last night! PWH 4-8 band and 5-8 chorus did an amazing job. Thank you to everyone who came out and participated. We're so thankful for a district that continues to support the musical arts!
Congratulations to our May 2026 Employee of the Month, Mrs. Christine Clark! She demonstrates strong leadership, professionalism, and a positive impact throughout the school community. Thank you for your ongoing dedication, positive presence, and commitment to supporting both students and staff each day.
Thank you to Skate StL for teaching a two week unit in PE classes! The Pontiac students LOVED it! Click here for photos - https://photos.app.goo.gl/T77ePuyLzA73Aj4J6
Congratulations to track! State results:
7th grade 4x200 - Jacob J, Logan S, Kaiden R, and Nickolas S
7th place overall finish - 1:47.36 - Personal Best
4x400 - Jaeden K, Jaden H, Logan S, and Matthew T
3:56.16 - Personal Best - 6th place overall finish
7th grade 4x200 - Jacob J, Logan S, Kaiden R, and Nickolas S
7th place overall finish - 1:47.36 - Personal Best
4x400 - Jaeden K, Jaden H, Logan S, and Matthew T
3:56.16 - Personal Best - 6th place overall finish
Thank you SO MUCH to all of you who made it out to the blood drive!
We had a great turnout! However, to gift our district the $250 grant, we still need approximately 7 more donors.
Donations can still be accepted at the ImpactLife facility located at :
Midway Plaza, 10900B Lincoln Trail, Fairview Heights, IL 62208.
If you could possibly squeeze some time in next week to donate at the facility and give code 10774A, we will still receive credit for your donation.
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions. This is a very important service project for our organization and for our community. We would really appreciate your help.
Remember, one pint of blood can save THREE lives.
Thanks,
Dawn Poe & PJH NJHS
7th grade science studying the last way to transfer thermal energy by way of thermal radiation.
Congratulations to Maddie F again for receiving the Jim Burns award!! Ceremony was today! Great job!
Today is the day! Come out to our Blood Drive!
PJH Soccer 8th Grade Night! Go Pontiac! Click here for photos - https://photos.app.goo.gl/hRRH2ezb1j42hofbA
7th grade science learning about thermal energy. This lab showed convection currents. The red liquid is hot while the blue liquid is cold. How do they move differently and why?
Bravo! Bravo! Hats off to the Pontiac Drama Cast and Crew! The Magical Lamp of Aladdin was wonderful! One more showing tomorrow Saturday, May 2nd at 1 pm. Come on out and see a fantastic performance! Click here for photos - https://photos.app.goo.gl/svX3y216L6U5mJ96A
5th Grade Field Trip Fun!!
Congratulations to our 2026 5th Grade DARE graduates and Essay Winners! Thank you, Officer Zywicki!!
One week away - NJHS Blood Drive
Thank you BASIC (a student organization that brings together student leaders from Belleville East, Belleville West, and Althoff) for visiting Pontiac and talking to our 8th grade students! This group knows what it feels like having a mix of excitement and nerves about transitioning to high school. To help ease this transition, the BASIC students come and visit with 8th grade.
Their goal is to provide a relatable, peer-to-peer environment where 8th graders can ask the "real" questions they might not feel comfortable asking teachers or administrators in a large assembly. Each visiting group includes students from all three local high schools to provide a well-rounded view of the high school experience.
THANK YOU!
Their goal is to provide a relatable, peer-to-peer environment where 8th graders can ask the "real" questions they might not feel comfortable asking teachers or administrators in a large assembly. Each visiting group includes students from all three local high schools to provide a well-rounded view of the high school experience.
THANK YOU!
