Activities
Our middle schools offer a wide range of activities and clubs that allow students to explore their interests, build connections, and get involved. From athletics to academic teams, creative arts to leadership opportunities—there’s something for every student to enjoy.
Cheerleading
Participants must audition to make the team. Tryouts are held in March. Cheerleading class emphasizes cheerleading skills and technique, conditioning, leadership, and squad unity. Grades and citizenship must be in compliance with the Kansas State High School Activities Association.
Email Head Coach Katie Glasscock
Email Assistant Coach Liv Slaven
Dance Team
Dance Team is a performance-based group that requires an audition for participation. Tryouts are typically held in March. Students in this class will choreograph and learn routines, perform at school and community events, and participate in additional rehearsals outside of class time.
Email Head Coach Kelsey CaseyEmail Assistant Coach Ariel Brown
KAY Club
KAY Club or Kansas Association for Youth is a leadership service-based organization. In this club, students participate in community and worldwide service projects.
We meet from 7:40-8:10 a.m. in Room 107 on the following dates:
- Friday, Oct. 3
- Thursday, Nov. 20
- Thursday, Dec. 11
- Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026
- Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026
- Thursday, March 12, 2026
- Thursday, April 16, 2026
- Thursday, May 7, 2026
Email Sponsor Lydia Vasquez
Email Sponsor Katie Vena
MATHCOUNTS
MATHCOUNTS is a competitive math program that challenges students through problem-solving and teamwork. Members prepare for and participate in local and regional competitions held throughout the school year.
Email Sponsor David Shoemaker
P.A.C.K. Mentor Program
Thanks to everyone who applied to be a PRT P.A.C.K. leader.
Congratulations to the following 2026-27 leaders. Students were chosen based on grades, interview questions and teacher recommendations. Our 2026-27 leaders should join our Google classroom (code is zktug3qm) so they can receive important information. We will meet from 9-10:30 a.m. Monday, July 27 for training at PRT. The first day of school with incoming sixth graders is 7:30 a.m.-12:55 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13
P.A.C.K. Leaders for 2026-27:
Aaliyah Person, Alanna Hickman, Alex Simeonov, Andie Striegel, Angel Lekeaka, Aubree Dunigan, Aubree Simmons, Audrey Enser, Ava Bui, Ava Pratt, Ava Waggoner, Beau Warczaksoki, Blakely Carver, Brixley Hoff, Brynn Reves, Brynna Gill, Cael Knueve, Callie Connell, Camden Brown, Cari Considine, Chloe Murray, Darby Lee, Eliana Kim, Eliziya Alemu, Emery Watkins, Emily Green, Emma Pick, Emma Diemler, Emory Lustig, Finley Waddell, Genna Langdo, Haneen Eltigan, Ivy Mosher, Kellan Wetzel, Kinsley Rushton, Kiran Gill, Kruz Wilson, Layla Atkinson, Lyla King, Max Lybarger, Olivia Schamberge, Owen Abernathy, Parker Dunlay, Peniel Jared, Priya Valenzuela, Raylee Kane, Reese Mulligan, Rose Chang, Rose Mordica, Seerat Khabra, Taylor DeNeve, Tinley Knappengerger and Victoria Martinez
Email Sponsor Katie VenaEmail Sponsor Melissa Wrecke
Pep Club
Pep Club meets a few times a year during ICE. The Howlin' Huskies is our school spirit club where students learn school cheers and positive crowd involvement. Go Huskies!
If you're interested in joining the mascot crew and dressing as our school mascot "ICE" at various sporting events, please contact a sponsor.
PRT Fight Song
Stand for the Howlin’ Huskies
Cheer for the Howlin’ Huskies
Go, Fight and Win tonight
We’re here to win this game!
PRT Howlin’ Huskies
Proud to be a Howlin’ Husky
Fight for the Blue and White
Bring glory to our name
HUSKIES!
Email Co-Sponsor Hailey Iennaccaro
Email Co-Sponsor Caleb Chipman
Robotics
Sponsor to be named
Science Olympiad
Science Olympiad gives you an exciting opportunity to compete against students from all across the state, in 23 different events that range from taking tests and completing labs, which show off your knowledge of sciences, to building robots and making ball launchers using engineering techniques.
Email Co-Sponsor David ShoemakerEmail Co-Sponsor Joe Geraci
Theater
PRT Theater produces two after-school productions a year, one in the fall and one in the spring. All students can audition. Rehearsals are after school in the auditorium. Students can work on the stage or behind the scenes. The school plays and musicals are a great opportunity for students to learn more about theatre, make friends, and gain confidence.
Email Sponsor Dana Davis
Wrestling
Wrestling practices are held after school from 3:30-4:30 p.m. The wrestlers jog over to Olathe Northwest High School and use their wrestling equipment. Wrestling occurs during second quarter.
Email Coach Matt Jones
Yearbook
This course exposes students to increased communications, media, and introductory journalism skills, including producing the school yearbook. Students must be selected to enroll in this course through an application process.
The Prairie Trail yearbook is a student-run publication. Staff members are selected through an application process during the spring for the following school year.
Email Sponsor Kelsey Casey