The Pius X Marching Band earned a superior rating at the State Marching Band Competition last Saturday in Lincoln. It’s the school’s first time earning back-to-back superior ratings at the state, and the third superior rating out of three competitions this year. (Video from the halftime of the previous night’s football game.)
Nine Pius X singers have been selected for the All State Chorus. Maria Cornelius, senior – Soprano I Jadyn Dodd, junior – Tenor II Hazel Goeden, senior – Alto II Lillian Johnson, senior – Soprano I Lydia Koperski, sophomore – Alto I Alison Lundstedt, junior – Alto I Tatum Maley, senior – Alto II Ellie
Jared Wilhelm chose to teach first, then chose music. It’s a decision that blesses him and our students at Pius X High School.
Pius X is proud to be a part of a growing Farm to School effort, and joined in celebrating a state proclamation last month declaring October as Farm to School Month in Nebraska. Pius X has a Farm to School Club of students, teachers and staff. Last May members of the club took a field
The Pius X softball team completed 31 hours worth of work in only one hour’s time this past Saturday: Picking vegetables, mulching, baking, washing cars, and preparing supplies for catechesis classes. “The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.” Matthew 20:28
We celebrated the new school year with an All School Mass.
The Pius X football team and football family donated supplies and assembled sack lunches that were delivered to the People’s City Mission as part of their Meals to Go Program. The Mission distributes 100+ Meals to Go per day to men, women and children. The players assembled 200+ meals in about an hour.
Ten Pius X students (and 4 students from Hastings St. Cecilia) traveled earlier this month to Denver to work with Christ in the City, a ministry serving the homeless. Students participated in Lunch in the Park where they helped in preparing and serving a meal, and spent time with our friends in the park. They
These are student-built nightstands with a long-lasting impact, thanks to the work of Machine Woodwork teacher Don McKee, who is pictured with students Dominic Nguyen and Kyle Socha. Working with The Veterans Administration in Lincoln, the class will make and deliver these nightstands to a newer apartment complex to house formerly homeless veterans. There are
Welcome to the Class of 2025! Freshmen were on campus today for orientation, will be tomorrow for a retreat, and will be back Monday for their first day of high school. ⚡️
For her final senior project, Christine Fortenberry painted a reproduction of Pierre Auguste Renoir’s ‘In the Meadow’ onto a ceiling tile that will live in her now-former French classroom. Fortenberry asked her teacher, Laurence Mills, if she had a preference, and Mills choose this particular artwork, but hadn’t seen Fortenberry’s final work until last Friday,
English II students in Nolan DeWispelare’s class made maps of Maycomb to review the unit on the book, ‘To Kill a Mockingbird.’ Students used context clues from the book to determine where different parts of the town are located in relation to each other.
Pius X students in Intro to Culinary Arts with teacher Amy Shonka hosted a Food Truck Competition, complete with creating a business plan, model food truck, menu, and 40 food samples as part of the competition. Staff were invited throughout a day last week to taste test and vote with ‘money.’ First place went to
Monsignor James Dawson, former superintendent of Pius X High School and long-time supporter of Catholic education, passed away earlier this week at the age of 90.
While they were touring, they were surprised by teacher Don McKee with a historical artifact, an old electric jig saw. In-scripted on the handle …
Andrew Morrow is a 1999 graduate of Pius X High School, and is now a college professor in Spain.
Fred Petersen is a 1978 graduate of Pius X High School and a scout for the Boston Red Sox organization. What is your current title and workplace? Can you describe how you go about being a scout for the Red Sox (what do you look for, how do you evaluate, what areas/positions do you cover)?
This year, the ‘Pius Ten’ started high school at Pius X High School. They are all boys, all born into families of school staff members in the 2002-03 school year. Eight of the nine (one family had twins) families still have a spouse working at Pius X. Group pictures were taken of the 10 boys
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