Spanish Fork Football players visit Park School

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The Spanish Fork High School Football Captains visited Park Elementary School to inspire school spirit.  Captains: Nate Russell, Isaac Asiata, Travis Still, P.J. Inoke, Hayden Nielsen and Sean Leifson visited our school during a lunch recess and signed autographs.  They talked with the students about staying healthy, exercising, and being good sports.  Students enjoyed running after a few long passes and punts.

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Cheryl Leifson

Gold Medal Mile assembly

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Park Elementary School is running , biking, skateboarding, walking and more, to be a Gold Medal Mile School!  The Park PTA launched the Gold Medal mile program at an assembly on Friday, September 17, 2010.  The students, their families and teachers will be walking around the USA as they log their miles throughout the year.  Paper airplanes filled the air, as they were caught, those students were asked to unfold their airplane to discover a U.S.

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Sherri Smithee

KSL Teacher Feature Award

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KSL Radio and Zions Bank honored Susan Cloward, a Reading Specialist at Park Elementary School on

September 22, 2010. 

The Teacher Feature Program was developed to recognize outstanding teachers who have gone the extra mile, not only in the classroom, but who have also made a significant impact on many young lives.

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Lana Hiskey

Utah Symphony performs for Nebo Fourth Grade Students

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The Utah Symphony through the Professional Outreach Programs in the Schools (POPS), were able to once again visit our District and perform a concert for the 4th grade students.  The performance was held at Maple Mountain High School this year.  Our Park Fourth grade students looked fabulous as they boarded the bus all decked out in their finest clothes ready to hear Musical Magic: Stories Come to Life.  The symphony was conducted by David Cho.  The students heard music from a Harry Potter movie, A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Sorcere

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Sherri Smithee

The Viet Nam Moving Wall

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The Park Elementary sixth grade classes visited the Viet Nam Moving Wall at the Spanish Fork Cemetery on Monday, September 13, 2010.  The students were awed by the number of men and women, 58,000, who died trying to preserve freedom.  Andrew Stamm found the name of his great-uncle on the wall. 

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contributer: Ruth Cooper

New Faces at Park School!

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With the start of a new school year we have great new teachers and staff at Park School.  In kindergarten is Lori Moosman.  In second grade is Maridan Jensen.  In the third grade is Brittany Wride.  The fifth grade has Jamie Hickey and Becca Dewey.  Our new staff developer is Michael Duncan.  Our new Intern coach is Deana Coates and we have Lisa Muirbrook as our Intern Principal.  We hope they all feel welcome at Park School! 

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Sherri Smithee

Celebrating Reading

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Mrs. Smithee's 4th grade class presented a program entitled, Celebrating Reading, for the Kindergarten through the third grade students on Wed. April 21st.  Mrs. Smithee's class had a great time putting on the show.  It was evident that all the students had done a lot of practicing.  Everyone enjoyed seeing some of their favorite book characters come to life.

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Sherri Smithee

Birds of Prey

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Birds were swooping over the students heads on Wednesday, April 14,2010.  Mr. Jason Jones brought some birds of prey to Park School to teach us about these beautiful birds.   He discussed with the students what kinds of adaptations these birds have compared with other birds.  Some of the birds the students were able to see were: a great horned owl, a peregrine falcon, a Harris hawk, a Merlin hawk and a very young Lanner falcon.  Thanks to Mr. Jones for sharing his love for these amazing birds with us!

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Sherri Smithee