Do you have a child—or know someone—who will be starting kindergarten next year? 🎒🍎
It’s time to sign up for Kindergarten Assessment! You can register by following the link in the newsletter from Mrs. Walker, or feel free to stop by the school and we will gladly help you sign up.
We are so excited to meet our incoming kindergarten students and welcome them to our school family! 🐝✨
Save the Date! Our SEP Conferences are scheduled for Thursday, March 26th.
Art Festival Projects Due
Please remember that Art Festival Projects are due on Thursday, March 19th.
The tulips our third graders planted back in the fall have finally bloomed! 🌷
After months of waiting, we’re finally seeing the plant life cycle come to life right before our eyes.
There’s something special about watching something you planted grow—and my students are so excited to see these beautiful blooms!
#ThirdGradeScience #LifeCycleInAction #LittleGardeners
Early Dismissal Reminder
A quick reminder: this coming Wednesday, March 18th, school will dismiss at noon. The afternoon is devoted to a teacher training day. Please make arrangements for your children to come home early on this day.
🍀 Lucky Lunch Alert! 🍀
Feeling lucky? Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch celebration on March 17!
We’re serving up a festive menu featuring a delicious Bean & Cheese Empanada and a doughnut topped with green frosting to help you celebrate the day in style. 💚🍩
No leprechaun required — just bring your appetite and maybe a little luck!
Stop by the cafeteria on March 17 and enjoy a lunch that’s sure to be better than gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈✨
Feeling lucky? Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch celebration on March 17!
We’re serving up a festive menu featuring a delicious Bean & Cheese Empanada and a doughnut topped with green frosting to help you celebrate the day in style. 💚🍩
No leprechaun required — just bring your appetite and maybe a little luck!
Stop by the cafeteria on March 17 and enjoy a lunch that’s sure to be better than gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈✨
We are buzzing with pride for these three Park View Bees who showed incredible hard work and determination in math! Each of them earned their all-time best scores and had the exciting opportunity to ring the Victory Bell! 🔔
Their effort, focus, and perseverance are paying off, and we love celebrating these moments of success. Keep up the amazing work—we are so proud of you!
Way to go, Park View Bees! 🐝📚➕
Congratulations to Our Classified Employee of the Year – Ben Egbert! 🎉
We are excited to celebrate our Head Custodian, Ben Egbert, for being recognized as Classified Employee of the Year! Ben does so much for Park View every single day. He takes incredible care of our school building and is always willing to help students, staff, and families whenever needed.
His hard work, positive attitude, and dedication help make Park View a safe, clean, and welcoming place for everyone inside. We are so grateful for all that Ben does for our school community.
Congratulations, Ben, and thank you for everything you do for Park View! 👏
PVP Parent of the Month – Alisha Rodriguez! 🎉
We are excited to recognize Alisha Rodriguez as our Park View Parent Volunteer (PVP) Parent of the Month! Alisha supports Park View in both big ways and small, always willing to lend a helping hand wherever it’s needed. Her kindness, time, and dedication make a difference for our students and staff.
We are so grateful for Alisha and for all of our amazing parent volunteers who help make Park View such a special place. Thank you for supporting our school community! 💙💛
First graders kicked off our Shapes Unit today! 🔺🔵⬜
We had a blast playing a Headbands game where each student had a shape on their forehead. Their classmates could only describe the attributes (like number of sides or corners), and they had to figure out which shape they were! 🤔✨
There was lots of movement, teamwork, and learning happening all at once. Such a fun way to start exploring shapes! 🎉📐
We work hard and play hard at Park View! Today our students had the chance to learn some awesome break dancing moves. It was so fun to watch them try new things, cheer each other on, and show off their creativity. Way to go, Bees! 🐝🕺💛
🥧🚀 Attention Students! 🚀🥧
You don’t want to miss lunch on March 13! In honor of Pi Day, we’re serving up a sweet treat — Moon Pies!
Yes, we know Pi Day is officially March 14, but since that’s a Saturday (and we can’t let a good pie celebration go to waste), we’re starting the party one day early!
Join us for lunch on Friday, March 13 and celebrate Pi Day the best way we know how… with a delicious Moon Pie! 🌙🥧
Come hungry and don’t miss it — this is one lunch that’s out of this world! 🚀
You don’t want to miss lunch on March 13! In honor of Pi Day, we’re serving up a sweet treat — Moon Pies!
Yes, we know Pi Day is officially March 14, but since that’s a Saturday (and we can’t let a good pie celebration go to waste), we’re starting the party one day early!
Join us for lunch on Friday, March 13 and celebrate Pi Day the best way we know how… with a delicious Moon Pie! 🌙🥧
Come hungry and don’t miss it — this is one lunch that’s out of this world! 🚀
🚨 Save the Date! 👽🎙️
Our talented students have been working hard after school preparing a performance you won’t want to miss — “Alien Invasion: A Radio Show!” From practicing their lines to bringing characters to life through voice and sound effects, they are excited to share their hard work with you.
🗓 Performance Dates:
• April 24th at 6:00 PM
• April 25th at 2:00 PM
🎟 Admission:
• $1 for students
• $2 for adults
Come cheer on these amazing students and enjoy a fun, out-of-this-world performance! 👽✨📻
Our 2nd graders have been busy exploring the amazing digestive system! 🧠🍎
Students learned about the journey food takes through the body—from the mouth to the stomach and intestines—and discovered how our bodies turn food into energy to help us learn, play, and grow. Through hands-on activities and great discussions, they explored how each part of the digestive system has an important job.
It’s always fun to see curiosity and excitement come alive during science time. Way to go, 2nd grade scientists! 🔬✨
🍀 Lucky Lunch Alert! 🍀
Feeling lucky? Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch celebration on March 17!
We’re serving up a festive menu featuring a delicious Bean & Cheese Empanada and a doughnut topped with green frosting to help you celebrate the day in style. 💚🍩
No leprechaun required — just bring your appetite and maybe a little luck!
Stop by the cafeteria on March 17 and enjoy a lunch that’s sure to be better than gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈✨
Feeling lucky? Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch celebration on March 17!
We’re serving up a festive menu featuring a delicious Bean & Cheese Empanada and a doughnut topped with green frosting to help you celebrate the day in style. 💚🍩
No leprechaun required — just bring your appetite and maybe a little luck!
Stop by the cafeteria on March 17 and enjoy a lunch that’s sure to be better than gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈✨
🥧🚀 Attention Students! 🚀🥧
You don’t want to miss lunch on March 13! In honor of Pi Day, we’re serving up a sweet treat — Moon Pies!
Yes, we know Pi Day is officially March 14, but since that’s a Saturday (and we can’t let a good pie celebration go to waste), we’re starting the party one day early!
Join us for lunch on Friday, March 13 and celebrate Pi Day the best way we know how… with a delicious Moon Pie! 🌙🥧
Come hungry and don’t miss it — this is one lunch that’s out of this world! 🚀
You don’t want to miss lunch on March 13! In honor of Pi Day, we’re serving up a sweet treat — Moon Pies!
Yes, we know Pi Day is officially March 14, but since that’s a Saturday (and we can’t let a good pie celebration go to waste), we’re starting the party one day early!
Join us for lunch on Friday, March 13 and celebrate Pi Day the best way we know how… with a delicious Moon Pie! 🌙🥧
Come hungry and don’t miss it — this is one lunch that’s out of this world! 🚀
Did you know, first grade is when many children move from “learning letters and sounds” to actually reading simple books independently? It is a major growth year! Our first graders are amazing! If you know one, sit down and just listen to them read! They’ve come so far this year and just continue to get better!
The fun just didn’t stop on the field trip—on the bus ride they kept the learning going as they listened, felt, and even made their own vibrations. What a fun way to turn a field trip into a hands-on science lesson! 🔊✨
More fun from the Natural Museum of Curiosity! Our students loved exploring, discovering, and learning through hands-on activities. We are so lucky to have such amazing parent help—we couldn’t do experiences like this without you. Thank you for supporting our students and making the day so special! 🐝💛
More first grade field trip memories.
