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Academic Organizations At Prairie

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA

Advisor: Mrs. Beth Kilmer

Our mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs.

Please visit the Prairie FBLA Page for more information!

NEW RAYMER FFA CHAPTER

Advisor: Mr. Peyton Kloberdanz

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success.

Please visit the New Raymer FFA Chapter page for more information!

PRAIRIE SCHOOL NHS CHAPTER

Advisor: Mrs. Roxanne Marick

Students may apply in the spring to become a National Honor Society member. A five member faculty council reviews the applications for membership into the society. Students are selected based upon the four characteristics of National Honor Society.

Please visit the Prairie School NHS Chapter page for more information!

PRAIRIE STUDENT COUNCIL

Advisor: Mrs. Jennifer Dollerschell

Student Council Mission Statement: We, the Student Council of Prairie High School, strive to create and preserve a united student body. A body infused with pride and spirit which encompasses students, faculty, and community, by promoting involvement within Prairie School.

Please visit the Prairie Student Council page for more information!

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Prairie School District RE-11J42315 County Road 133 | PO Box 68New Raymer, Colorado 80742Phone: 970-437-5351Fax: 970-437-5732

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