Patrica Palmer, Park School Crystal Apple Recipient

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Patrica Palmer was selected by Park School teachers to receive this year's Nebo Education Association Crystal Apple award.  Craig Harvey of Horace Mann Insurance presented Mrs. Palmer with her award.  Mrs. Palmer has dedicated her life to teaching students.  She has taught in both Alpine and Nebo School Districts for a combined total of 36 years.  She also worked in the CFA for two years and was the Intern Coach at Park Elementary for two years.   We are grateful for all that Mrs.

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Article by Aprel Mendenhall; Photo by Tamra Lybbert

Park Students Love Habit #6!

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My favorite habit is #6, Synergize. Synergize means to work together so that the team always wins.  I visited Mrs. Palmer's class to see how they use Habit #6, Synergize.  When Mrs. Palmer's class earns free-time they like to play board games and play on one of the white  boards. The class has to work together to earn the free time and they also have to work together to play the games.  Everyone should work togther and we can always win.

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Article & Photos by Jordyn Davies

Science Fair

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On February 21st, Park School had it's annual Science Fair! Lots of students participated and they were all so creative! We wish everyone could win a ribbon, but unfortunately, only 3 people could win in each grade. The students who won first, second, and third got to move on to the District Science Fair. All the people who made a science project got a certificate, with their name on it, and Airheads candy. We can't wait for next year when Park celebrates science again!

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Article by Wynter Watkins; Photos by Tamra Lybbert

Magician Assembly

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For Park's reward assembly we had a magician come to our school. The students were able to go if they had no U grades or missing assignments. He had a magic rope that when you tied a knot in it, the knot could just fall off. The man's name that performed our magic show was Al Lampkin. He changed water into Coke! Many students enjoyed going to the reward activity. This man has visited many schools. He has gone to many countries and states too!

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Photos & Article by Carson Czarnik