
NHS is hosting our next blood drive on Nov. 13th 8-1pm. Please consider donating and helping to save a life! Thank you for your help and time. Hope to see you there!
The district has delayed building maintenance, used more than $600,000 in grants and reduced staffing.
Even with these steps, projected budget deficits range from $600,000 to $1 million annually over the next four years.
On November 3rd, voters will consider a four-year operational referendum to maintain elementary class sizes, maintain district programs and cover operating expenses.
Join us Wednesday, October 28, at the MS/HS. Identical sessions will be offered at 5:00 and 7:00 p.m.
Bring your questions and learn more before voting on November 3.
What does that mean for taxpayers? Paying off this debt is projected to lower the overall school tax rate in the referendum’s final year.
PEASD’s last voter-approved referendum was in 2003 for middle/high school construction and remodeling. The November 3rd proposal seeks temporary funding for district operations.
Have you ever thought about trying wrestling? Now’s your chance!
Come check out our Open Mat and see what wrestling is all about. Whether you’ve wrestled before or have never stepped on the mat, everyone is encouraged to come give it a try!
Wrestling builds strength, confidence, discipline, and teamwork, and you might just find your new favorite sport!
Come check it out, give it a try, and see what wrestling has to offer! We’d love to see some new faces on the mat!
$797,000 annually
Four years
Beginning in 2027-28
Ending in 2030-31
Non-recurring operational funding
The additional funding would be used for operational expenses, including maintaining District programs and staffing.
Learn more: https://www.peasd.org/o/peasd/page/referendum
Bailey was selected for the Girls Leadership Academy for Service & Sport (GLASS), an invitation-only program for high school athletes from across the United States. We’re proud of Bailey and look forward to hearing about her experiences and the leadership skills she’ll share with her teammates and classmates. Go Panthers!
Current projections show an estimated annual increase of $52 for a $100,000 home, $104 for a $200,000 home and $156 for a $300,000 home.
These estimates reflect a projected mill rate increase of $0.52 per $1,000 of property value compared with the 2026–27 estimate. The projection includes the referendum and other anticipated changes to the district’s tax levy and property values. Actual impacts may vary.
From playoff action to live music and delicious food, here’s what’s happening this week across the Palmyra-Eagle School District:
🏐 Thu 10/22 @ 7 PM: Volleyball Regional Game at Randolph
🏈 Fri 10/23 @ 7 PM: Football Playoff Game at Belmont
🎷 Sun 10/25 @ 11 AM–3 PM: Jazz Night at Red Roof Station
🥣 Sun 10/25 @ 3–7 PM: Chili Cookoff Fundraiser at Squidy's 2 (Support our Dance Team heading to Nationals!)
Come out, wear your purple and white, and support our students! Details at peasd.org.
Visit https://bit.ly/PEMSfundraiser for a full catalog of local and student made crafts, foods, home goods and more!
After ordering online, pick up your items at the Montessori School on Friday, December 11th from 3 - 5:30pm
In their inaugural season of 8-player football, the Panthers have made their presence known! Finishing the regular season with an impressive 7–1 record, a 6–1 conference record, and a second-place finish in the Southeast-8 Conference. The Panthers have earned the #4 seed in the 2026 WIAA 8-Player Football Playoffs!
🏆 AND PEOPLE ARE TAKING NOTICE!
In its WIAA playoff preview, Bound highlighted Palmyra-Eagle as a team to watch, recognizing the Panthers' impressive first season of 8-player football.
But first, there's business to take care of right here in P-Town! 💪
🏆 WIAA LEVEL 1 PLAYOFFS
🏈 #4 Palmyra-Eagle Panthers vs. #5 Almond-Bancroft Eagles
📅 Saturday, October 17
⏰ 1:00 PM
📍 Palmyra-Eagle High School
A new era of Panther Football. A season worth celebrating. And we're not done yet! 🔥
💜 PANTHER PROUD. PLAYOFF READY. 🖤
We’re proud of our graduates and grateful to the educators, families and community members who supported them along the way. Go Panthers!
The next PEASD referendum information sessions will be held Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at the Palmyra-Eagle High School/Middle School Community Center
Choose the time that works best for you:
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Learn about the District’s financial needs, what is being requested on November 3 and how the funding would be used.
Palmyra-Eagle Area School District community members are invited to attend our upcoming Annual Budget Meeting.
Join us to review the proposed budget, ask questions, and stay informed about the financial planning for our schools.
🗓️ Date: Tuesday, October 13th
⏰ Time: 6:00 pm with the monthly Board of Education meeting to follow
📍 Location: Irving L. Young Community Center
123 Burr Oak St.
Palmyra
🔥 THE P-TOWN SHOWDOWN IS HERE! 🔥
Two undefeated teams. Two state-ranked programs. ONE conference title on the line! 🏆
🐾 #7 Palmyra-Eagle Panthers (7-0)
⚔️ #6 ALCS/St. Ambrose Challengers (7-0)
📅 TONIGHT — Friday, October 9
⏰ 6:00 PM Kickoff
📍 Palmyra-Eagle High School
🎓 Senior Night: Seniors will be honored before the game. Come early to celebrate and recognize our Panther seniors!
📣 Pack the stands, wear your purple, and BRING THE NOISE! Let’s make history in P-Town! 💜🤍🖤
LET’S GO PANTHERS! 🐾🏈🔥
🔥 THE P-TOWN SHOWDOWN IS ALMOST HERE! 🔥
Two undefeated teams. Two state-ranked programs. ONE conference title on the line! 🏆
🐾 #7 Palmyra-Eagle Panthers (7-0)
⚔️ #6 ALCS/St. Ambrose Challengers (7-0)
📅 TOMORROW NIGHT — Friday, October 9
⏰ 6:00 PM Kickoff
📍 Palmyra-Eagle High School
🎓 Senior Night: Our seniors will be honored before the game. Come early to celebrate and recognize the Panther seniors who have given so much to our program!
📣 One more night to get ready—then it’s time to pack the stands, wear your purple, and BRING THE NOISE! Let’s make history in P-Town! 💜🤍🖤
🏐💜 Fight Night is Back! 💜🏐
The volleyball team is once again hosting Fight Night to help in the fight against cancer!
When: Tuesday, October 13th
Where: PEHS gym
Fight Night is a special evening where we honor those who have fought, those who are currently fighting, and those who will fight.
Last year we were able to donate $350 to Kathy's House to support those receiving cancer treatment.
This year’s event is extra important as we rally behind current student, Aiden Jones in his current battle. All proceeds from Fight Night will go directly to support the Jones family.
How You Can Help:
We are once again selling paper volleyballs for $5 each to honor all those whose lives have been touched by cancer. Every volleyball purchased will be proudly displayed on the gym wall for the rest of the season!
Where to buy your volleyball:
• The Front Office
• From any volleyball player
• At the game on Tuesday, October 13th
Let’s fill the gym wall and fight together! 💜