Grandpa Taylor, a Park School Leader, was born in 1931. He joined the navy after graduating high school. He fought for our country during the Korean War.  Grandpa Taylor married his love Grace Louise Moore on December 29,1955.  He also had five children.  He loves all of them very much. We all know that Grandpa Taylor is famous for his wave.

Each year we have a Gobbling contest!  The best gobblers are awarded with a turkey.  This years winners were kindergarter, David DeLaCadena; first grader, Aiden Fairbanks; second grader, Savannah Penrod; third grader, Zkaydin Fowles; fourth grader, Logan Castor; fifth grader, Nate Gilmore; and sixth grader, Sydney Crandell.  Congratulations!

We all know that we have new teachers here at Park Elementary.  One of them is Mrs. Anderson, who teaches 6th Grade. Here are some fun facts about Mrs. Anderson.  Her favorite color is purple. She's married and has 4 kids. In her free time, she likes to watch her kids play sports.  She wants to make a shout out to all the nice students and faculty members and teachers. All of her students are happy to have her as their teacher!

This is Miss Beaudin's first year teaching but she has helped in classes before and she says she loves teaching here at Park. She loves reading and playing games in her free time. She has 6 people in her family, and she wants a dog but her dad says no. Her favorite subject to teach is math because some times they do fun activities. 

Order your limited edition Park Elementary t-shirt for Christmas!  Orders will be taken thru Friday November 9th.  Order forms are available in the main office.  The price is $8 and will be delivered in time for Christmas. Click through the photos to see all the color choices.

The Panther Press is a new journalism club created by Mrs. Mendenhall that gives students selected the chance to write articles for our school newspaper. Over the year, the members on the Panther Press will be able to write about exciting assemblies that take place throughout the year, as well as special field trips, Spelling Bees, class projects, and other subjects with signifigant importance. The members are excited for this new oppurtunity that has come upon them, and can't wait to publish their hard work on our school website!

Here is an electronic copy of our October Newletter. 

We are lucky to live in a community full of businesses that support local schools.  Fresh Market shows their support through the School Cents program.  Schools are preselected by each store.  Store patrons can turn in their Fresh Market receipts at the school or at the Fresh Market store.  The more receipts the school collects the larger the donation.  At the end of September, Mark Levingston from the Spanish Fork Fresh Market presented Park Elementary with a check for $902.35.  Fresh Market will be donating over $50,000 to local schools this year.  On the

Thursday, September 13, 2012 was the Live United: Day of Caring.  Employees of the Nestle (Stouffer's) Company came to Park Elementary and spent the morning giving our playground a face lift.  The basketball standards were repainted.  The map of the United States was labeled with the abbreviations for each state.  The Neslte employees painted other colorful geometrical shapes around the playground.  We appreciate the employees from the Nestle Company for spending time at Park Elementary and making our playground a fun and colorful palce to play!