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Before school let out for break Park View students had the privledge of seeing two wonderful performances!

The first performance was a play, A Christmas Carol, put on by the drama after school club and directed by the one and only Mrs. Hancock. These kids have been working so hard at perfecting this play and the hard work definitely payed off! Thank you Mrs. Hancock, for nurturing the love of the arts in these kids. 

Now that the busy Christmas season is over, we can share some of the fun events that happened! 

Do you have a student that is in fifth or sixth grade? Did you miss the meeting about transitioning to junior high? If you meet these requirements, listen up! 

There is a meeting tonight that you may want to attend so your ready for the year to come. 

When: Monday, December 9, 2019

Time: 6:00 p.m 

Where: Mt. Nebo Junior High School 851 W 450 S, Payson, UT 84651

This week Park View is celebrating our classified employees! Thank you to those that make a difference in the short time they are with our students. Let’s give these teachers a huge shout out and a big thank you this week!

Planning Time Technicians:

Mrs. Hancock: Drama

Mrs. Bjarnson: Library

Ms. Casalino: P.E

Mrs. Crump: Computers

Skills Technicians:

Mrs. Hansen

Mrs. Peterson

Nebo Plus Technicians:

Mrs. Hill

Mrs. Hinton

Mrs. Jensen

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Teachers and students alike have been learning new ways to show off their creativity. Many classes have been experimenting with different art mediums and connecting visual arts with the curriculum. Mrs. Palmer, the district art specialist has come into the classes to help teach these cool art projects. 

Third grade got to learn all about folktales, Mt. Timpanogos folktale to be exact. They use paint and brayers to show their view of Mt. Timpanogos. 

Did you see all the celebrities at Park View yesterday? We had everyone from Marilyn Monroe, Shirley Temple, Stan Lee, and even Robert E. Lee! 

Fifth grade students have been working hard for weeks in preparation for their big night at the wax museum. Students created a poster filled with research, they had artifacts that represented their famous person, and they memorized speeches. Last night was certainly a night to remember at Park View. Make sure to click through pictures to see these celebrities in action!

Up, up, up and away! Our sixth grade students had an awesome science project that ended up with balloons in the sky. Students learned about what it takes in order for hot air balloons to fly; Perfect weather conditions, hot air and obviously a balloon. The balloons were the fun part! In groups, students constructed a hot air balloon out of tissue paper, glue and tape. Some of the balloons flew better than others but regardless it was quite a show for the entire school. We want to give a huge shout out to Duane Merrell for his help with the hot air balloon launchers.

A unique opportunity is awaiting you! We want you to weigh in on the future of our community, while also earning funds for our school. This fall, Envision Utah is helping Utah Valley residents and stakeholders create a vision for the future as we add nearly 1 million people to our population over the next 50 years. This effort – called Valley Visioning – has culminated into the Valley Visioning survey, linked below.

https://www.valleyvisioningsurvey.org/