Our cute Kindergarten students had an Spring Party. It was so cute to see them going around picking up colorful eggs. We were so lucky to see both classes. We saw Ms. Jones’s class, and they had the cutest thing.  It was a tube that you put the eggs in and the eggs would slide down the tube into a bucket.  Mrs. Thomas’s class had just as much fun opening their shining eggs. We were so lucky to go and see the amazing adorable kindergarteners at Easter.

 The Journalism Club sponsored a writing contest called, "Spring Looks Like...)  Student wrote what they liked about Spring.  On April 17 all who participated where invited to a celebration of Spring.  The Journalism club treated them with milk and cookies.  The winners were awarded with chocolate suckers, complements of Ethan Dixon and his mother.  The winning entries were shared over the intercom.  Here are the winners of the Spring Writing Contest.

Mrs. Page has been a student teacher here at Park View for the last 4 months working with the special education students. She is leaving April 24.  She loves to work with the kids and the kids love her. She is nice and fun. She taught us math and reading in a fun way.  She is sad to leave, but she has completed her dream.  It was a fun four months with her.  She is going to be a real teacher now.  So if you see her, say thank you.  

Levi Ivie participated in the State Goalball Tournament on Friday, March 27 and took 1st place with his team in the younger division!  Levi said the ball had bells so they could hear the ball coming.  Their objective was to get the ball in the net while keeping the other team from getting it in their net.  Levi had a wonderful time learning how to play the game and making new friends.

During the month of March, Park View students learned about the value of Courage.  Nelson Mandela said,"I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear."  Callin Wilson showed courage by standing up for a friend.  Chauncy Lloyd told the truth.  Bryden Turnbow stood up to a bully.  Veritie Schafer said she faced her fears and didn't have meltdowns.

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