Last week at Park View Elementary students participated in a Behavior Boot Camp. Classes went to different stations in the school including the playground, lunchroom, hallway, and bathrooms to learn about the expectations for behavior in each area. Park View's principal Kristie Reynolds had heard of schools doing a Boot Camp at the beginning of the year to go over rules.
Park View Elementary's Story Telling Festival will be held on September 22nd. Bring your family and friends for games, food, fun, and prizes. The students will be gathering items for the traditional Story Telling Baskets. Be sure to take a look at these works of art and bid on your favorite ones. Hope to see you there for this olympic event.
It is not just the first day of school for these students; it is THE VERY FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL! Welcome to Kindergarten!
Welcome back to another school year. Let's make this the greatest one of all.
It seems like just yesterday when these students walked the red carpet to begin their education. A year later, they know their ABCs and 123s and are ready for 1st grade. Congratulations to the Park View Bees Graduates.
The Student Council deserves a big ‘thank you’ for serving the students of Park View with honor. They have participated in recycling used paper, teaching anti-bullying skills, making morning announcements, performing at assemblies, and assisting Mrs. Reynolds in a myriad of other ways. Mariah had a great time serving in the student council. She said, “It gave me a chance to learn how to be a leader,” Megan Hall added, “I learned about leadership and how to keep our school safe.” Ciarra Marshall said she enjoyed being the second eyes of Mrs. Reynolds.
The Annual Awards Ceremony was held on May 23, 2012 at Park View Elementary to honor students for their hard work and accomplishments for the 2011-2012 school year. Here is a list of all awards and their recipients:
Hershey Track Meet Champions:
3rd Grade champions:
Mason Green - 1st place in the 50 Meter Run and the Softball Throw, Garett Willimas - 3rd place in the Long Jump
4th grade champions:
Lieutenant Wright visited Park View Elementary on May 9, 2012 to remind students of critical safety rules as they prepare for the busy, fun-filled summer months. He urged students to use cross walks when crossing the street, to wear helmets and seat belts, and to be guarded around strangers. He reminded them that they are more important than a ball that rolls into the street. He cautioned that if they see a gun or a shot needle, to not touch it, but to get an adult to handle the situation. Lieutenant Wright’s advice was well received.