BEE NEWS Park View Elementary Newsletter
Park View Elementary will be honoring Veterans on Thursday, November 9th at 2:15 pm. Relatives of Park View students that are veterans are invited to come to our assembly to be recognized. Please email Mrs. Stirland the name of the student, the name of the veteran and the veteran’s information– what division they served, where they served and when they served. Please email:
[email protected]
Lunchroom Procedures Reaping Benefits It has taken some getting used to, but we are seeing the benefits of our new lunchroom procedures. •
Teachers have reported that greater classroom community is being built because students are making new friends in the lunchroom. (Students are making new friends because they are given the opportunity to sit with many different children.)
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There have been less complaints of bullying going on during lunch recess.
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Every student has someone to sit by at lunch—no one sits alone.
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Students are eating more of their lunches before going outside.
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The lunchroom is cleaner, quieter and more orderly.
Thanks for your patience. We know that we can always improve, so please feel free to give us your feedback.
November 2017
Date to Remember •Nov 2 - Picture Retakes • Nov 7-11– Book Fair • Nov 9– Veterans Day Assembly • Nov 22-24 Thanksgiving Break • It Pays to Read” October calen-
dars need to be turned in.
Picture Retake Day Thursday, November 2 9-1 pm
Please bring old picture packet back. You can order online at Lifetouch.com Picture ID: UM1227005Q1
The focus Habit for November is:
Put First Things First November's All-Pro Dad's activity will be held Tuesday, November 14th, at 8 am. We will meet at Rocky Mountain ATV for a tour of their warehouse and learn a little about order processing, fulfillment, and shipping. Please RSVP by 5 pm on the 13th with the number attending from your group so we can plan accordingly. Email me at
[email protected] We'll return to the school after the tour for treats. Thanks,
Please help your children dress appropriately for the weather. When it is 20 degrees or above, students are expected to go outside for recess. Please write your children’s names in their coats and jackets—this really helps with lost clothing. Thank you.
Fire Prevention Month Coloring Contest Winners K- Marley Summerhays 1st– Reagan Hill 4th– Hiatt Carroll 2nd– Anden Barker 5th– Mandy Beasley 3rd– Cole Young 6th- Jenna Higginson
You're in Charge
I spend my time on things that are most important. This means I should say no to things I should not do. I set priorities, make a schedule, and follow my plan. I am organized.
Book Fair Nov 7-11 Before and After School Money earned helps our school update our take home library with new books. The book fair also gives books for the “It Pays to Read” assembly.
