February 2020

This weeks Technician spotlight is Miss. McPhail, We love having her apart of Park, she is doing amazing things with our students! Thanks Mrs. McPhail for all your hard work. 

Thank you so much for coming to our Family Reading Night last night. What a great kickoff to our school fundraiser. We had such an amazing turnout! I loved seeing students reading with their parents, it brought joy to my heart!
You all received, or will receive, a Read-a-Thon Fundraiser packet. The fundraiser begins today and ends on Friday, March 6th- with all donations due. Our Read-a-Thon will take place on Monday, March 2nd. 

Mr. Kern is this weeks Teacher Tuesday, Mr. Kern  is our instructional coach and does such an amazing job! We Love Mr. Kern

Quick reminder that spring pictures are tomorrow, photo packets have been sent home, if you would like to order pictures either send the packet back along with your money or order pictures online. 

Every Monday moring our entire school gathers together in the gym too go over our school chant and our 8 habits, together we sing our National Anthem as well as say the Pledge of Allegiance. 

Come to our Family Literacy Night!

When: Monday - February 24, 2020

Time:  5:45 -7:00 PM

Where:  Park Elementary School

Free books.

Read with your child and support their love of reading.

Hear the teachers read their favorite stories.

Be eligible for prize drawing.

Our students here at Park all had such a fun time with their class during their Valentine's Day parties, Thanks to all the parents who came and helped us celebrate and make this day amazing for our students. 

Have a fun and safe Presidents Day, school will resume Tuesday 2/18/2020 

When I think of a master teacher, LesLee Hunt, comes right to my mind.   She has taught grades K-2.  What makes LesLee a master teacher?  Here’s all the reasons why:

• She has patience with her students.  She tries so hard to find out reasons why her students might be struggling academically or behaviorally.  

Fourth Grade enjoyed a visit from Ranger Annie from Timpanogos Caves. They learned about how this famous sedimentary cave was formed and how it continues to change. Did you know... the cave is 3 million years old, yet it is still considered young?