School Publications

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​The students enrolled in our Publications class are responsible for the PRLC Yearbook, PRLC Newsletter, Graduation Video and Slideshow presentations and our creative arts journal, Trace the Tracks published yearly in the Spring.

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The Intersessions Program

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​PRLC started the Intersessions program in 2014 and it continues today. Each teacher (and many guest speakers!) presents different topic choices to the students, from digital photography and design to model rocketry and cooking, yoga, learning ukulele, exploring Wildlife Prairie Park and more. Our Intersession groups meet for an hour every other Friday during our normally scheduled P.E. time. If you are interested in being a guest speaker for one of our Intersession topics, please get in touch with us! 

Mike the Bison

The environmental education classes at PRLC have an amazing class pet for the winter!  Mike the Bison is currently residing just outside our doors.  The students have the privilege and responsibility of feeding Mike once a day and monitoring his health and water twice a day.  Students also enjoy giving him treats of alfafa squares on occasion.  Mike will be with us until spring, at which time he will return to his home on the Adventure Trek route.

PRLC Science Classes

Our science classes are greatly enhanced by the Park environment. The opportunities the Park offers our students and staff enhance all of the school's curriculum.

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In the fall of 2015, our physical science class built and tested underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).  The materials for the ROVs were supplied through a grant through the Office of Naval Research and the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International.  The students spent several weeks assembling the robots.  This included assembling the frame, soldering the circuit board, and adjusting the buoyancy of the vehicle.  The whole school was present for the official testing that took place in one of the ponds here at WPP.  The students enjoyed being able to maneuver their ROVs and watching video footage from onboard cameras.