The Utah Mining Association came to Park View to give our fourth graders a first-hand look at different rocks and minerals found right here in Utah! The presentation was full of hands-on learning and even some Hostess treats. They had fun learning about mining, resources found in Utah and safety. Thank you Utah Mining Association for coming to our school!
Last week students from the 4th, 5th, and 6th grades went head to head in our school spelling bee. The competition was tough and all who participated spelled their best in order to be the last one standing. Ultimately only three were victorious: Shayla Parker (4th) taking third place, Bently Myers (5th) taking second place, and Jennica Chabot (6th) taking first place! Congratulations to them and all the students who participated.
Mrs. Hancock, our drama teacher needs your help! If you have any solid color bed sheets (not fitted) that you are no longer using, Mrs. Hancock will gladly take them off your hands. She will be repurposing them as backdrops for different grade level productions. If you would like to donate, please drop off the clean sheets (top sheets only) to the front office.
Thank you!
Kindergarten registration, traditionally held in March, will be moved to the summer and combined with grades 1st -12th. More detailed information regarding summer registration for K-6th will be sent out to you before the end of the school year.
Parents can prepare now for registering their kindergarten children by making sure they have a birth certificate and that their child is current on the following immunizations: DTap, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Polio, Varicella and MMR by the end of July.
Let's give Mr. Broadbent a huge round of applause and maybe even a standing ovation too! This dedicated teacher has been putting in countless hours to both our school and district science fair. He has taught our students how to be successful in science and has given encouraging words to all who participated. His love and passion for science is contagious. Thanks for all your hard work Mr. Broadbent!