September Students of the Month Honored for their Respect
“...give yourself permission to change your world and others around you, in a positive way, with love and respect.”
― Tasha Hoggatt
“...give yourself permission to change your world and others around you, in a positive way, with love and respect.”
― Tasha Hoggatt
Don't let IEP and 504 Meetings scare you! The meeting will be held on October 8th at 7:00 at the CTE Building 350 S. Main in Spanish Fork, and will address ways to prepare for these meetings. Prizes and handouts will be provided. Parents only, please.
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Park View is excited to announce the newly formed membership of the Journalism Club for the 2015 - 2016 school year. Under the direction of Samantha Jasperson and Joann Kirk, fifth grade students were encouraged to write essays explaining why they would be a valuable member of the team. Riann Joel said that she is good at noticing things. Claire Porter loves to know what is going on in the world. Lyndsee Slade said she will write stories that are funny, mysterious, and action packed. Ellie Hine feels comfortable talking to anyone.
Park View is excited to invite you to attend Mountain View Hospital's Children's Heath and Safety Fair on Saturday, September 19 from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Mountain View Hospital. Families can learn about bike safety, tour the earthquake trailer, poison control, the AirCare helicopter, and more! There will also be free hotdogs and drinks served!
Picture Day is Thursday, September 24. Order portraits now at mylifetouch.com using Picture Day ID UM225417Q0.
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Let's Go! Let's Go! Here We Go! The students of Park View were taught school rules at Boot Camp. Mrs. Stirland, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Ellsworth and Mrs. Ore were some of the presenters. They reminded students of acceptable behaivor in the halls, on the playground and in the lunchroom. They had the students on their feet and cheering. It was a fun way to learn and be reminded of our school rules to keep us all safe. Have a great year, Park View Bees!
"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.
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