We have officially made it 100 days! Many classes celebrated by dressing up as the elderly, it felt like a rest home around here. It was a very fun day.
Kindergarten is celebrating their 100th day on Friday, February 3!
Upcoming Chess Tournament for Elementary, Jr. High, and High School students on Saturday February 25, 2017. Click HERE to find out how to register.
CAASA—Communities Acting Against Substance Abuse, invites you to participate in the upcoming Strengthening Families Parenting Program.The Strengthening Families Parenting Program is a FREE, evidence based, 12-week course that the WHOLE family participates in. Dinner is included! Click HERE to find out more information.
The sixth graders had the opportunity to attend The Christa McAuliffe Spance Education Center for their field trip on Friday, January 25. They viewed constellations, saved the planet "Astana" in a space simulation, and they attended a class where they learned about the size and distance of space. They had a great time and learned a lot!
Each term Park View encourages good behavior with a rewards activity. Students work hard to be on their best behavior so they can attend these fun activities. This term students were rewarded with 30 minutes of sledding followed by hot chocolate and donuts. This is by far one of the best days of the year! Katelyn Kolling in third grade said, "This is the best day of my life!" We are so proud of our Park View Bee's and the effort they put in to make our school the best place to be.
Earlier this month students and faculty were impressed and proud of our outstanding fifth graders.They worked hard conducting interesting experiments. Some favorites were: how the Statue of Liberty turned green, does upbeat music increase your heart rate while exercising, how much sugar is in the soda you drink, and how to produce a battery from apples. Nice job to our hardworking fifth graders!
Lastly, a special thanks to our fifth grade teachers, Ms. Bird, Mr. Broadbent, and Mrs. Toutai for all the support and hard work in making the science fair great!
SEPs will be held Thursday, January 5. Please contact your child's teacher or the school office to schedule an appointment to discuss your child's progress. See you soon!
Do you want to earn cool prizes? Do you want to win hard cold cash? Do you like to watch teachers try to shoot baskets? Do you like to read? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you are at the right school! All your child has to do is read every night and fill out the "It Pays To Read Calendar" and turn it in at the end of the month. For each row they complete their name is placed into a pot with other students in their class. This is where things get fun... Park View then puts on a fun assembly where teachers shoot baskets for the lucky students that had their name drawn from the pot, for every basket made they earn two dollars. Even if their name isn't drawn they can still earn awesome prizes and possibly even a kindle!
We love when our students read, turn in those calendars!
