During the last week of school, we recognized our top sellers and money winners in our drawing for those who reached the goal in our middle school fundraiser. This year we sold GW Spices and Rural Route Popcorn to help pay for our field trips in middle school. Congrats to Avayah Oyen-Loken, Nolan Fried, Charli Steiner and Payton Steiner. Also, thank you again to one of our former students, Liz Garcia (Sedgwick) for providing the spice sale!
On June 18th, the musicians of the Tall Chamber Musical Festival will have a rehearsal in the Keith Livens Auditorium at Potosi High School for our summer school students! Public is welcome to attend. June 18th, 10AM Check out the Facebook page of the festival: https://www.facebook.com/tallgrassmusic or their website: tallgrassfestival.org
All Youth Rec Baseball games for tonight vs Galena are cancelled.
T-Ball starts tomorrow June 2, 8-9am.
Substitute Teacher Trainings are available at CESA 3 all year round. The next training will be June 10, and there will be a second summer training on August 13. An associate degree or higher is required. We are always looking for new subs!
Congratulations to the Potosi Trap Team on their 2025 season results!
Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice secures the freedoms we hold dear and reminds us of the true cost of liberty. As we enjoy time with family and friends, let us not forget those who never came home. We are forever grateful. We remember. We honor.
"All gave some, some gave all." #MemorialDay #PotosiRemembers #HonorAndSacrifice
Weekly events for Potosi HS: May 26-30
The FCA had a busy day last week, promoting Potosi VBS with Transformers tattoos and leading games at the elementary picnic, then enjoying a campfire, cookout, and games to celebrate the end of the school year and wish our foreign exchange student Antonio well as he returns to his home in Spain!
Potosi Middle School students and staff enjoyed some outdoor games at Hickory Hill Park on the last day of school!
PC Softball will start WIAA Regional action on Thursday vs Shullsburg/Benton!
Some updates to the weekly events for Potosi HS: May 19-27
Weekly events for the LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL for Potosi HS: May 19-23
This week's affirmation statement for Potosi Schools is "I am an amazing person." Thank you to 4th grader, Harper Flesch, for this week's design! #PotosiPride #WeeklyAffirmation
Mr. Cummins and Mrs. Hawes took the fourth-grade class on a field trip to explore the history of Potosi. They traveled around the area, learning about its past and visiting notable sites. One highlight of the trip was walking along the Badger Trail. We also discussed the history of British Hollow and explored some of the neighboring areas near our community.
🌟 Happy Speech Therapist Day! 🌟
Today, we proudly celebrate Mrs. Gratz, our amazing Speech Therapist at Potosi Schools! 💬🍎Her compassion, patience, and dedication help our students find their voice and build confidence every single day. Whether it’s supporting communication skills, encouraging progress, or celebrating each small victory—Mrs. Gratz is always there with a smile and a helping hand. Thank you, Mrs. Gratz, for all that you do for our students, families, and school community. You truly make a difference! ❤️👏
Senior Graduation 2025
Ceremony starts at 7 PM in the Keith Carlton Livens Auditorium
We have 2 Live Streams set up for Graduation this year.
Camera 1 - Full Stage View - https://vimeo.com/event/5137588
Camera 2 - Podium View - https://vimeo.com/event/5137633
Graduation will start broadcasting at 7:00 PM. If searching for the graduation ceremony via a TV, search for Potosi-Cassville Athletics under the YouTube App.
YouTube Channel -- https://www.youtube.com/c/PotosiSchools
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PotosiSchoolDistrict
In case you didn't already know, the Potosi Graduating Class of 2025 will be parading around town tonight, Friday May 16th, at approximately 5:30 pm. They will go around Crest View Dr., Tennyson and Bunker Hill streets, East St. and Main St. Please come outside and show your support if you are willing and able.
The FCA gave out ice cream and inspirational verses to high school students and staff as part of their last huddle of the 2024-25 school year!
Students in Mrs. Siegert's Speech Class performed a group oral interpretative reading as their final speech, being assessed by audience members and themselves on their verbal, facial, and physical expression along with eye contact and reactions to others' lines.
