Nebo School District will present a Parent Awareness Night in accordance with Utah Law. The topics of discussion will include:
Several community service providers will be present to answer questions and help individuals to access services.
It’s time for our monthly Utah County CHADD Support Group meeting. "CHADD" stands for Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder. CHADD is a non-profit national, state and local organization dedicated to educating, supporting and advocating for those affected in some way by AD/HD. If you are a parent of a child with AD/HD or you are an adult with AD/HD, then this support group is just for you!
Mr. Broadbent teaches fifth grade here at Park View Elementary. He is one of the students favorite teachers. We love having him be a part of our school! Thank you Mr. Broadbent!
The 6th grade students celebrated the end of their informational writing unit by having a read a thon and sharing their papers! One could hear these words coming from the 6th grade hall, "We love writing!"
The 6th grade students have been studying Greece in their 6th grade class. This week, November 2 - 6, they talked about the differences and similarities between the Greek Olympics and the Olympics we have now. Then they held a mock pentathlon where they got to try out what the Olympics is like. Students competed in: paper plate discus throwing, cotton ball shotput, straw javelin, standing long jump, and clay on a spoon pole vault. The winners got medals. Here they are! Everyone had a great time!
Utah County AD/HD Support Group
If you are a parent of a child with AD/HD or you are an adult with AD/HD, then this support group is just for you! Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 7:00pm - 8:30pm at the Provo City Library, 550 North University Ave., Provo, Young-Card Room #308
Guest Speaker: Steve R. Titensor
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Snap came and taught us about being safe when you’re walking to school. They also taught us our road signs. They were really fun and they helped us learn about road safety. They also taught us safety on bikes and how to do a bike check. They also told everyone to wear helmets. Here is a rule when crossing the road, “Look left, look right and left again.
We want every Park View Bee to bee safe.
If you were unable to attend our Halloween Parade on Oct. 30, here are some pictures of the parade and activities of the day: