The 2022 Madrigal showcased the incredible talents of our students as a magnificent prelude to the Christmas season. The event featured exquisite music, dramatic humor, and a delicious meal served amidst the charming atmosphere of Renaissance England. Attendees were greeted by a brass fanfare and escorted to their tables amidst a backdrop of warm candlelight, […]
“Is that your final answer?” Students in John Zach’s ’02 Accounting I class played a game of ‘Who wants to be a Millionaire?’ Questions were specifically tailored to what they have been learning during their accounting class to help with review. First semester final exams start on Monday!
Students are revising and editing their final character analysis using the RADaR and CUPS methods in Caycee Hayes’ freshman English class. These methods, introduced to Hayes by fellow Pius X teacher Logan Pfeiffer, teach students the difference between revising and editing. Students used these methods to review their classmates analysis of a character from the
Students in Anne Driewer’s Differentiated Geometry class put their knowledge to use to solve problems requiring the area of various complex shapes.
The Pick Family Scholarship and Endowment have been established to help students make their Pius X dreams a reality. Willa Mae Pick, grandmother of two Pius X alumni, invested $100,000 from an annuity to establish the two new funds. The Pick Family Scholarship will assist students in need, and the Pick Family Endowment will assist
Using graphic design software, students learn about layout and design and utilize writing skills to create special memories that live forever.
In additional the reading, writing and arithmetic, students are learning lifelong skills such as safe and healthy cooking practices!
The Pearle Francis Finigan Foundation, one of the most generous benefactors for the arts at Pius X and throughout our community, is among the first to join us in our vision to expand and enhance the Pius X Arts facilities.
This annual report is an opportunity to thank you and everyone who has supported Pius X High School and the Pius X Foundation during this past year.
Dear Pius X and Cathedral High School Alumni, Parents, and Friends, It is often said that the generosity of the Pius X Family cannot be surpassed. Words cannot express how grateful we are to the thousands of people who have invested in the Pius X Foundation and Pius X High School, volunteered their time and
Students presented to their classmates their daily routines in Spanish, with some students using their iPads to add to their presentation.
Pius X Alumni Marc Gorges ’66 passed away December 22, 2021. Roger Maly ’84 passed away June 28, 2022. Father of Connor Maly ’15 and Chase Maly ’18. Brother of Kathleen (Maly) Arnt ’78. Uncle of Brian Arnt ’03, and Jamie Arnt ’07. Preceded in death by his brother Gary Maly ’77 and sister Terri
Michael Donlan ’99 and his two sons, John ’25 and Andrew ’26, students at Pius X, walked ‘El Camino de Santiago’ last summer. The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, is a physical and spiritual journey following a path of medieval origin in Spain. The trek can take up to
Chris Boland ’82 needed help if he was going to move back to Lincoln. His classmates were more than willing to help.
“Those experiences often give us deep and real encounters with God. But what happens after that? God seeks us every day. He wants to share in our every moment. When we do recognize an encounter, how do we process that?”
Kayla Boellstorff’s Biology class were using microscopes to view the cell structure, and learn and identify the phases in the cell cycle.
In Jesse Andres’ AP Biology class, students played a board game answering questions on the phases of photosynthesis.
Students in Joanna Andrews’ Chemistry class were working on measuring volumes.
From Shelly Pick, Director of Counseling Have you ever set a goal and then given up? I have. Plenty of times. Finally, a few years ago, I decided to make a goal and stick with it. To make sure I followed through, I told A LOT of people what I was doing and I am
Students in Stephanie Werner’s French 1 class practicing their French and drawing skills by learning while playing Pictionary.
Hundreds of students taste-tested Brownie Batter Hummus during their lunches today. The key ingredient is black beans (see recipe in pictures), which were locally harvested. Students had the choice of dipping in a cookie treat or a pretzel. This event is part of Pius X’s Farm to School initiative through its Food Services program.
Students in Don McKee’s Architectural Drafting class were working on their architectural drawings using Computer Aided Design software.
Ava Miller got 1st place in Novice Dramatic Interpretation
Andrew Donlan got 3rd place in Novice Humorous Interpretation
Ryan Hoffschneider got 5th place in Varsity Informative Speaking
Abbie Allen’s English II class have been studying Julius Caesar. Students participated in a four-corners debate, discussing some of the major themes and discussing whether they agreed or disagreed on major points.
Students were taking part in a Marketing Evaluation for a new menu item! In conjunction with Farm to Table, students performed an evaluation of a recipe they’d tried last week. Students are voting on a name and what to accompany this new delicacy which uses local black beans. The recipe with tested in the cafeteria
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