At the end of the school year in 2018, Park Elementary was notified that we were being put on CSI status (Comprehensive Support Improvement) and had been given an "F" grade on our report card. For the last 3 years, our teachers and students have been working so hard to reach, maintain and Try 100 in all their areas of studies. Teachers were given instructions and feedback constantly to apply in their classrooms to help our students set new goals and achieve greater success. This has not been an easy process.

Fifth graders got to participate in a NOVA lesson warning about the dangers of being under the influence. They had fun trying to make their way through an obstacle course while wearing "drunk goggles".

For Veterans Day in November, we would like to share a slideshow with our students that
includes any family members that have served or are serving in the Armed Forces! We have a
slideshow that has been created throughout the years. If you have shared in the past couple of
years we should still have your information and you do not need to send it again. If you are
fairly new to Park, and you haven’t sent anything, we would love to have you do so if you would
like to. Please include a picture, the Veteran’s name, relation to the student, and where and

Mrs. Lloyd's class had a lot of fun giving their teacher costume ideas for Halloween! Aren't these so fun and cute?!

The 5th grade students had so much fun creating these monsters for hall art!

Fall family reading night was a HUGE success this year! We loved seeing all of our staff, students, and their families at this event and we hope that you all enjoyed the stories that were read/watched that night. Each student was able to go home with a book of their own choice and the family went home with a swag bag of treats, reading ideas and the Book "I Promise" written by LeBron James as well as a large pepperoni pizza for dinner that night. We would like to thank Papa Murphey's for their time and efforts in producing the pizzas for us to make it possible for each family!

Fall Break means no school on October 13th, 14th, and 17th. We will see you back in school on October 18th. Be safe and have a fun extended weekend!

Sylvie saved up enough Panther Paws to have a photo with her friend put on our social media pages. Great job Sylvie for being patient and saving up your Panther Paws!

Fourth graders from across the district enjoyed the afternoon listening to Utah Symphony preform at Maple Mountain High. They enjoyed learning about how music can tell a story, specifically with fairy tales.