The Facts Regarding the PPPS Nickname Adoption Process Paw Paw Schools announced its top three considerations for nicknames on Friday, May 22, inviting the public to submit image, logo, and mascot ideas before the final round of voting. The process leading to the adoption of a new nickname and imagery is being led by the Paw Paw Nickname Task Force... READ MORE >

Rockwell Automation’s West Michigan team is hosting a series of webinars geared toward high school students over the next few weeks on a variety of STEM topics. Typically, Rockwell does a variety of STEM Outreach educational events for local schools in-person through Career Days, etc to educate students on careers in manufacturing, engineering, automation. Given... READ MORE >

The window to submit nickname suggestions has closed, and now the process to replace the Paw Paw Public Schools nickname shifts into its next phase.On April 28 the Student Task Force will host an online forum for community members, followed by the first round of voting on May 1 for students, alumni, and community members to identify the ten most popular nicknames... READ MORE >

Teachers at PPHS have established Office Hours for the remainder of the school year. They will be holding office hours for an hour each time, three times per week. One of these hours is in the evening to accommodate schedules. Here is the link to these times: https://docs.google.com/spread... READ MORE >

Here is an update on our Continuity of Learning plan as we follow the State of Michigan Executive Order that suspended face-to-face learning for the remainder of this year.Parents, we need your help to communicate to your children that school is not over. They have the same teachers, but will be working from home for the rest of the school year.This week, your... READ MORE >

The process for selecting a new nickname for Paw Paw Public Schools kicked off on April 2, 2020, and the 27-student Task Force helping to lead the process has invited anyone (students, alumni, staff, community members, etc.) with a suggestion, idea, or thought for the next nickname to submit it using this online survey: Paw Paw Nickname Suggestion Survey. So far,... READ MORE >

Paw Paw Public Schools created a Guidelines & Timeline Document, available by clicking on the link, that establishes stages in the process for replacing the Paw Paw Public Schools nickname.The document was first produced prior to the mandatory school closure, and then was revised again prior to the State of Michigan "Stay Home, Stay Safe" order, so dates and... READ MORE >

Paw Paw High School students have had a pretty incredible end of winter. Here are some reasons our students had to celebrate: Concert Choir earned Division 1 rating at District Festival, qualify for State Festival Voices of the Future earned Division 1 rating at District Festival, qualify for State Festival Choir Students earned Division 1 ratings at District... READ MORE >

Paw Paw Athletic Boosters have several ongoing and upcoming fundraising events.Meyer Wood Product partnership.March 7, 2020 at Meyer Wood Products. 10% of sales from that day will benefit our athletics. Docks, sheds, patio furniture and more!Booster Bash March 14, 2020. Tickets are $65/person or $120/ couple. Raffle baskets, drawing for $1000 prize, dinner,... READ MORE >

Spring Sports begin March 9, 2020. Please remember that you need a sports physical on file in the office to try out for spring sports. If you are not sure if you have a current one on file, please see Mrs. Martin in the office. WOMEN’S SOCCER Any girls interested in playing soccer this spring, please sign up in the office. MEN’S GOLF There will be a... READ MORE >

During the months of February and March the counselors will be meeting with students during classroom visits, and individually, to create course requests for next school year. A copy of the course requests that your student makes will be sent home with 3rd marking period report cards. At that time if you have questions or concerns about the requests your student... READ MORE >

1. Stay organized - Successful students come to class with their materials organized. It's a good idea to have different notebooks for each subject. If something isn't needed in your backpack, take it out! Second semester is a good time to get fresh supplies if needed. 2. Have an agenda - Successful students tend to plan out their assignments well in advance,... READ MORE >

If you have questions, or your child is struggling, who should you contact first? Here's a guide: My child was absent, will be late, or needs to leave early: Kristen Holmes, Attendance Clerk 415-5620 My child has missed a lot of school. Ann Schultz, Student Support Advisor 415-5670 My student is failing a class- Classroom teacher. Call 415-5600 to be... READ MORE >