March 2012

Lois Lundgren was chosen as Park View’s Teacher of the Year by her peers. Lois is a master teacher, teaching for thirteen years, one year in Germany, one year in Arizona, 6 years at Spanish Fork Middle, and five years at Park View, where she currently teaches 6th grade. She takes her responsibility seriously as she prepares her students academically, socially and mentally for the rigors of middle school. She has wanted to be a teacher since third grade when her teacher told her she’d be a good teacher. She agreed. Lois is a devoted teacher and loves the variety of each day.

March is reading month for Park View, therefore it seemed fitting to include parents and pastries to celebrate the love of reading. Dozens of parents came to read their favorite books to family and friends. Donuts were dispersed for all to enjoy. 

 If you were asked, “Which wolf are you feeding?” what would you say?  The sixth grade students at Park View would answer, “There is a good wolf and a bad wolf in each and every one of us, but we choose which one we feed, or which one we fuel. If we are feeding the good wolf, by doing good and making wise choices, then we will be good people, but the opposite is true if we are feeding the bad wolf.”

More worthy projects about the counties in Utah from our 4th graders.  Don't miss a single one.

Enjoy more pictures of the 4th Grade County Fair.

The Student of the Month Assembly for March began with the Fifth Grade sharing their ideas of what Cooperation means to them. “Cooperation is working together as part of a team.” Taking turns and helping others is all part of cooperation. To demonstrate what cooperation means, they made a human knot and tried to untangle themselves. It took everyone working together to straighten themselves.