Peoria Heights CUSD #325

“You will see something new. Two things. And I’ll call them Thing One and Thing Two.”~Dr. Seuss ♥️💙

Thank you Mrs. White for changing our marquee every month to help spread the word about what’s going on here at PHGS!💙

Hat Day with Mrs. Haslett’s Kindergarteners!🧢

Book Character Day with Mrs. Haslett’s Kindergartners!🫶

Mrs. Biller's class gave campaign speeches to be elected to their class government and are in session making laws!

Students in Mrs. Sutton's 7th grade science used models to study the effects of space as a limited resource in an ecosystem!

Just a reminder that our Scholastic Book Fair starts Monday!💚Students will be in early this week to preview what we have to offer and will return if they choose to purchase. We are accepting e-wallets, checks payable to PHGS and cash/card. Please keep in mind the 8.75% sales tax when calculating costs! Any questions can be directed to beth.hinken@ph325.org!🐸

LITERACY NIGHT!🐸Join us on Thursday, February 29th for a fun filled evening! We have so many activities planned and our Scholastic Book Fair will be open, too!💚

Our grade school students are loving their roller-skating unit!

Our Scholastic Book Fair will be the week of February 26th! Information will be sent home this week on setting up e-wallets along with a preview of the books being offered this year! Any additional questions can be directed to beth.hinken@ph325.org!📕

Our Mathematicians of the Month! Way to go!!👏

Fourth grade Valentine’s Day masks!💗

Fourth grade Valentine’s Day boxes!!❤️💗❤️

Varsity Scholastic Bowl had their first win against Bartonville Grade School last night!🏆

Mrs. Rappe's class had a Super Bowl party on Friday!

A few snapshots of the Valentine's Day Dance!!

Bright Futures Screenings are coming up soon!!

Ms. Timpe’s second grade students loved music with Mrs. Heuermann!🎶

We are collecting stuffed animals until February 8th! Both the hs and gs have donation buckets at the front entrance so feel free to stop by!🧸

Mrs. Roling's student teacher, Ms. Belcher, did a science lesson about shadows using flashlights for Groundhog's Day!