Potosi School District

Yearbooks have existed for centuries, with origins tracing back to late 17th-century American colonial schools as student-made scrapbooks. The first formal, printed yearbook was p...

As graduation approaches, seniors are preparing to take their next big steps toward the future. Each student has chosen a path that reflects their interests, inspirations, and goa...

Potosi High School has carried out unique traditions for many years. Whether fashion trends like Potosi Pride bibs, or painting senior parking spots, the students always have fun ...

What seems like a simple fundraiser is actually one of the most impactful learning experiences in Potosi’s ag department. Mrs. Brunton has been organizing a plant sale since 2016,...

Track season has officially started, and there are 40 students total from Potosi and Cassville who make up the current team. The team is coming off a great season last year and ha...

2025-2026 Potosi Middle School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll Distinguished (4.0) 6th grade: Khole Gerhards, Keaton Udelhofen 7th grade: Kenzee Bog...

Energy drinks have become a pretty common trend at Potosi High School, especially for athletes getting ready for games, practices, or workouts. A lot of students use them for a qu...

Jayden Steitz is a second year teacher at Potosi High School who has quickly begun making an impact in the classroom. He started during the 2024-2025 school year as the technology...

The week before Trouble in Tumbleweed, this year’s spring play at Potosi High School, isn’t just rehearsal anymore. It is tech week, and everything hits at once. Lights, sound, ...

When Karlie Klas stood on the line at her first trap shooting practice, she didn't know that she was starting something that would shape her life. “It was very intimidating,” she...

Honey Dat’s All was more than just a family honey business; it’s a story of dedication, community, and the sweet rewards of hard work. I interviewed my cousin Sally Loeffelholz, w...

“I think this is going to be a really great year, and I am so excited to work with these girls.” This is what Ruby Roe said about coaching the Potosi-Cassville JV softball team. ...

Future Farmers of America (FFA) started in Potosi Schools in 1962. There have been years when there was no charter chapter because there was no agriculture teacher, such as during...

Even though phones and social media are taking up much of students’ time, card games are starting to come back around at school. Instead of playing on their phones during their fr...

Mr. Morley says, “When I was younger, I didn’t enjoy school.” That all changed when he joined the band. His music teachers inspired him and made school something he actually looke...

Five students from Potosi High School have advanced to the Visual Arts Classic State Competition. The Visual Arts Classic (VAC) is a competition for art students in grades 9-12. T...

Potosi High School students are passionate about FFA judging thanks to our awesome agriculture teacher, Mrs. Brunton. Students have been practicing with their teammates to compete...

Katie Droeszler’s primary goal as an educator is to cultivate student success and equip them with essential skills applicable beyond their high school years. With nearly 10 years ...

Every Wednesday night, the Grand Ballroom at the fairgrounds in Dubuque, Iowa, is filled with music and dancing during their Wild West Wednesdays. Open to the public, this weekly ...

Despite a passion and love for the sport of football, Darius Tate was ineligible to play in the first seven weeks of PC football this season. Darius began his education in Platte...