Park View had a bunch of little old men and women walking up and down the halls today, in celebration of the 100th day of school! When a second grader with gray hair and a walker was asked how old he was he answered “I’m super old. I’m eighteen!” I think it’s safe to say that everyone both young and “old” had a great time celebrating the number and the day 100.
Having good behavior at Park View definitely pays off, especially when it snows! These kids had a blast sliding down the big hill at the back of the school. The donuts and hot chocolate were an added bonus. Way to go Park View students!
The Park View Parents Group invites all Park View students to participate in the school Art Festival. The theme of the festival is What is a Team? A short explanation of how your entry was inspired by the theme is required.
Categories: Students may have one entry per category.
On Wednesday, January 23 (TOMORROW) students will be rewarded with a Snow Day Activity for their good behavior during the 2nd Term. Students need to be dressed warmly – boots, hats, gloves and coats. Students are not to bring sleds from home. Each grade will get 30 minutes to play in the snow, or slide down the hill sitting on our industrial strength garbage sacks. They then will be treated to a cup of hot cocoa and a donut.
Stay tuned for some fun sledding photos!
Students in 5th or 6th grades can now sign up for a Ski Utah Passport found HERE. Students in 5th grade can ski or snow three times at each of Utah's 13 resorts and 6th graders can ski or snowboard one time at each resort. The Passport also includes coupons for free or discounted lift tickets, rental equipment, lessons and other great winter activities.