Students in our National Honor Society really earned their service hours earlier this hot and humid week by pulling weeds, spreading mulch and much more on the grounds of our school. A huge thank you to the students (and the NHS sponsor and supporting staff) for keeping our campus beautiful!
Today is the official day the new Opportunity Scholarships Act (LB1402) becomes law! Much work has gone into this effort, building on the success of LB 753 from the 2023 session. Pius X has 44 students already receiving aid from Opportunity Scholarships Nebraska (OSN) to attend our school this upcoming year. There are still more
Students in Mrs. Hayes Spanish 4 class took part in the Easter tradition of Cascarones.
Freshmen students have been receiving instruction in CPR from school nurse Holly Steinbach.
Students in Engineering II recently constructed robotic vehicles and have been learning to control them with two methods.
Students created self-portraits by carving their own likeness in linoleum blocks and using various techniques to create their own prints.
The Pius X AcaDeca team won fourth place in Div. II at its national competition, aided by its first-place finish in the Super Quiz event.
AP Environmental Science and AP Human Geography classes took a field trip to Kawasaki and an all-organic farm.
The Pius X student journalists finished 3rd overall at state journalism and had 3 individual champs among our 17 total medalists!
A special blessing was bestowed upon the front door, welcome center and office spaces of Pius X High School on Friday, April 12, by Bishop James D. Conley.
Students in Jared Wilhelm’s Symphonic Band class break into small chamber groups to run their own rehearsals on music they chose.
Students in Spanish II have been working on their Spanish and culinary skills this week.
Pius X had eight students named Borlaug Scholars this year, based on their participation through the Nebraska Youth Institute for The World Food Prize.
Our Show Choirs had an amazing season! Thank you seniors for your hard work and leadership … and for sharing your God-given talents with us.
Senior Charlie Budell thought his life was full with all the right things. During his junior year, he said he was hitting a low and had an encounter with Christ at the Fall Retreat, giving him clarity on what more God was offering him.
Students in Brianna Olson’s AP Stats class are investigating if expectations meet reality when it comes to their M&M’s Candy.
Pius X is expanding its Farm to School Program, adding Nebraska-grown beef to its ingredients. Currently, the program features local farm fresh vegetables, melons, pumpkins and squash, eggs and bison for its students, of which about 600-800 eat the main entrée offered in the school’s breakfast and lunch menu. This new initiative will provide beef
Fr. Ryan Kaup ’06 spoke to students for our weekly Lenten Service.
AP Stats students created and launched their own paper airplanes to collect data for an AP Stats project
The annual Machine Contest at Pius X – involving students in the AP Physics (PACE) and Accelerated Physics classes – featured six machines built over multiple weeks, with planning lasting more than two months.
Our Sotto Voce choir sang Monday at the State Capitol building as part of the Music Education National Association Concert Series for ‘Music in the Schools’ month.
Students of Jeremy Scheffler’s Accelerated Physics class were recently assigned an “egg artillery” project. They were able to group up to four people and were tasked to launch an egg as far as possible using any contraption they decided to build. “We could’ve done it a variety of ways, but we chose to use a
Every year, students in Spanish IV create children’s books written in Spanish, and the best books from each class are voted on to be read to young Spanish learners. The students visited elementary schools to read their projects to the young students on Friday, March 15. “Students have to use ten vocab words from Spanish
Abby Sullivan, a 2018 graduate of Pius X High School, spoke with our students about the challenges she has faced by living out her faith.
Senior Libby Timmerman spoke of courage, dancing with Jesus and her personal testimony as part of our Lenten Prayer series.
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