Varsity volleyball knocks off Burlington on the road 25-19, 25-19! Keep it up, Buffs!
Pioneer League cross country will be hosted at Prairie View on Thursday! Good luck, Buffs!
A big 42-7 homecoming win for the Buffalos over Iola! Varsity is back in action at 1pm Saturday at PVHS.
Varsity Volleyball is coming off a win over Jayhawk Linn and will travel to Burlington Tuesday for league play. Good luck, Buffs!
The internet is working again. Thank you for your patience.
We are experiencing internet issues at Prairie View. We are working to get the problem resolved as soon as possible.
Prairie View High School Virtual Blood Drive
Middle School girls basketball practices start after school on Tuesday, Oct. 13!
Course maps for today's Cross Country meet at Pleasanton Lake:
Update for today's Cross Country schedule at Pleasanton.
Good luck Buffs!
Varsity Football Schedule Changes:
Oct. 2 @ Girard: Cancelled
Oct. 9 vs. Iola: Moved to Monday, Oct. 12 at 4pm at PVHS
Oct. 16. vs. Frontenac: Moved to Saturday, Oct. 17 at 1pm at PVHS.
Good luck, Buffalos!
Now hiring! PVHS is interviewing to hire a high school assistant boys basketball coach. If interested, please apply on the district website at: https://www.pv362.org/
The JV football game scheduled for Monday, Sept. 28 has been cancelled.
Halftime Show performances, featuring PVHS band & cheer! Great work!!
Buffalo Volleyball is back in action today, playing Pembroke Hill & Midway HS! Good luck, Buffs!
With an early blocked punt for a safety and first-quarter TD, the Buffs are up 9-0!
It was a beautiful day for the Ramsey Invitational Cross County meet at Prairie View! Great work, Buffalos!
Game Day!
Come celebrate the 50 year anniversary of PVHS’s 1970 State Championship!
Prairie View USD 362 Parents,
Today, Wednesday, September 23, 2020, we have had a student that attends Prairie View High School test positive for the COVID-19 virus. We investigated for possible exposure of students and staff. Those that it may affect have been or will be notified of quarantine measures that need to be followed. At this time, this affects approximately 17 students and 2 staff for quarantine.
It is important to note that during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic we all must take precautions and remain diligent in order to continue to provide in-person school. It is important to remember that all students and staff must continue to practice our safety protocols.
Again, if your child is experiencing any of the symptoms of the COVID-19 virus which also mimic flu and cold symptoms, as a precaution keep them home and do not send them to school. As always, we are following our guidelines that we have put in place to help lessen the extent of exposure of the virus and we are working with the Linn County Health Department to determine if any further measures need to be taken.