Winifred Pifer PTA

09/18/2026

09/18/2026

A little history came to life at Winifred Pifer Elementary today!

In honor of Constitution Day, Principal Holly Moore and Student Engagement Specialist Jen Moore dressed for the occasion and spent time reading with students, with a copy of the Constitution close at hand.

And if you know anything about the Ms. Moores, you know they always bring the energy! They have a knack for making special days like this fun, engaging, and memorable for our students. 🇺🇸

09/17/2026

⚠️ Please Beware of traffic delay. In downtown area. Highway is still closed off over the incident this morning. Drive safe!

⚠️ Por favor, tenga cuidado con los retrasos en el tráfico en el centro. La carretera permanece cerrada debido al incidente de esta mañana. ¡Conduzca con precaución!

09/16/2026

Fall Festival is coming🍂 More cars are needed for Trunk o Treat. Candy donations for the event.

¡Se acerca el Festival de Otoño! 🍂 Se necesitan más autos para el «Trunk or Treat». Se aceptan donaciones de dulces para el evento.

09/16/2026

💙Panda Express Fundraiser. September 30th Support Pifer. Make it a family dinner!

💙Evento de recaudación de fondos de Panda Express. 30 de septiembre: apoye a Pifer. ¡Disfrute de una cena en familia!

09/14/2026

5th grade Science Camp Fundraiser! Help the kids reach their goal!

¡Recaudación de fondos para el campamento de ciencias de 5.º grado! ¡Ayuda a los niños a alcanzar su meta!

09/11/2026

Tomarrow is Patriot Day. Pifer staff and students will be dressing in Red, White and Blue! ❤️🤍💙

Mañana es el Día del Patriota. ¡El personal y los estudiantes de Pifer se vestirán de rojo, blanco y azul! ❤️🤍💙

09/11/2026

Tomorrow, September 11, Paso Schools will join communities across our country in observing Patriot Day.

Throughout the District, students and staff will begin the day with a brief reflection on the significance of September 11, 2001, followed by a moment of silence at 9:11 a.m. Our elementary schools are also inviting students to wear red, white and blue.

For many of us, September 11 is a day we remember vividly. For our students, it is history. We encourage families to share their own memories, reflections and perspectives with their children in an age-appropriate way. Parents and caregivers know their children best, and those conversations at home can help young people understand not only the tragedy of that day, but also the courage, service, sacrifice and unity that followed.

Tomorrow, we remember the lives lost, honor the first responders and countless others who stepped forward to serve, and reflect with gratitude on the strength and resilience of our nation.

📷: Georgia Brown Dual Immersion’s Celebration of America’s Semiquincentennial