Courage is taking the next step, with Libby Timmerman
Senior Libby Timmerman spoke of courage, dancing with Jesus and her personal testimony as part of our Lenten Prayer series.
Cameron Pieper, on life as a Husker and his own conversion of faith
Cameron Pieper, a teacher and former Husker football player, spoke at Pius X’s latest Fellowship of Athletes (PFA). He spoke about his journey as a person, including his conversion of faith leading him to his first communion this summer and a renewal of his wedding vows in a Catholic church.
Q&A with Clairvaux Villa, National Merit finalist
Clairvaux Villa, a senior at Pius X, has been named a National Merit finalist.
Not just about suffering, with Matt Masker
Matt Masker, Focus Missionary and former Husker football player, spoke about suffering for our all-school Lenten Prayer Service. He shared stories about his time as an athlete, his relationship with Christ, and his calling to become a priest (he plans to enter the seminary this fall).
Students use grammar skills, creativity to design books
Spanish 4 students have been creating books with a story and pictures.
Our purpose as parents and as a school
by Terry Kathol, Principal I have been reflecting lately on the core values of Pius specifically on the core value of purpose. What is our purpose? This is a question asked by businesses, and individuals often. The purpose of Pius as a catholic school can be identified within our mission statement. The purpose of Pius
Don’t scroll past Jesus (Lenten Prayer Service)
Sara (LeDuc ’07) Racicot spoke at our first Lenten Prayer Service of the year.
January Student Athletes of the Month
Cecilia Oldenburg, junior, swimming; Tatum Schell, freshman, basketball; Brynn Sebek, senior, basketball; Caylee Schlautman, sophomore, cheer/diving. Jackson Makovicka, freshman, basketball; Joseph Werner, senior, swimming; Sam Aschwege, sophomore, bowling; Joe Andreasen, junior, wrestling.
Athletic & Activities Director
Pius X High School is announcing a search for a new Athletic & Activities Director to begin in July 2024. A successful applicant will be a practicing Catholic with administrative certification (or the ability to acquire it) and an understanding of the Church’s teaching on the role of sports and arts in the formation of character and virtue.
