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Community comes together for Read Across America Day!

Thank you to family members and community partners for making our read-a-thon so much “sweeter” with your attendance and contributions!

Rubysnap​ and Tejeda’s Market provided delicious cookies and cake for our visitors and students. The Salt Lake City Police- Detective Ungicht and Glendale Middle School Resource Officer Detective Swift and Fire Department as well as members of JRISE, Draper came out to read with students. 

What a wonderful celebration of reading and community! 

@SLCPD @slcfire @slcfd @ChiefMikeBrown @slcmayor @Lexi_SLCSchools #SLCSDsuperheros

a volunteer reads to Parkview Students for Read Across America Day

 

Early Enrollment is Open

All requests to attend Parkview or any other school where your student does not reside will be done on-line this year. If you need access to a computer, please stop by the main office. We can help you access the website. Application during the early enrollment period December 1, 2018 through February 15, 2019 for the upcoming school year by visiting http://openenrollment.slcschools.orglink to Early Open Enrollment has started. If you do not apply during this time, you can apply once the period closes or during the summer.

Local Businesses make a "warm" donation to all Parkview Students!

Thank you to local businesses Fawn Design (@fawndesign), Gathre (@gathre), Nest Boutique ( @nestboutique), and Little Poppy (@littlepoppy) for making a donation of hats, scarves, and gloves to all students of Parkview Elementary School! What a fun surprise!

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Parkview receives a large donation!

Parkview has received a large donation of tissues, gloves, hats, paper, pencils and more! We are grateful to this Provo church for their generosity!

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SCC Meeting Times 2018-2019 School Year

Please come and join our School Community Council. Let’s make informed decisions about our children’s future. Welcome flyers and SCC Candidate forms are listed on the right side of the webpage.

Our meetings this year will be as follows:

Tuesday, October 16 at 8:00 am

Thursday, November 1 at 8:00 am

Wednesday, December 5 at 8:00 am

Thursday, January 17 at 8:00 am

Tuesday, February 19 at 8:00 am

Wednesday, March 13 at 8:00 am

Wednesday, April 3 at 8:00 am

Wednesday, May 1 at 8:00 am

LAND trust funds used for Science

Parkview Elementary in Salt Lake School District hired a part time science teacher, Ms. Gummow! She focuses on hands on science instruction, note taking, literacy skills, Informational text and writing about science using the C.E.R framework (Claim, Evidence, Reasons). #SITLAfunds18 

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Parkview Elementary Evacuation Drill

Parkview Elementary values safety! First thing Friday morning Parkview students and staff bundled up for an evacuation drill. Here, students line up with their classes for a roll call at the neighborhood meeting spot. Everyone was back in their classrooms and learning by 8:45!

evacuation drill

Word of the Month

Each month we will highlight a character education word for the month to support the lessons being taught by the school counselor. October’s word of the month is: Empathy

 

Ask your son or daughter about the word of the month and to use it in a sentence for you.

Parkview is the top performing Title 1 school in Salt Lake City

Yes we did it!!!

Discover Processing Services visit to our school

We were so excited to have Discover Processing Services visit our school. Discover has been a valuable asset to the Parkview community. They have donated holiday trees from the Festival of Trees and included gifts to Parkview families. This Wednesday they were able to come and hand out Thanksgiving meals to 34 Parkview families.  Thank you so much Discover Processing Services for your generosity and support of the Parkview community. Visit the full gallery!

Discover Processing Services

5th Grade studying Bio Eyes

This week the 5th grade had the opportunity to participate in the Bio Eyes Program. We had a scientist come from the University of Utah and helped guide us through an experiment with zebra fish. We learned that zebra fish live in tropical waters. We did an experiment where we watched the fish embryos grow at 75 degree water and 87 degree water. We saw that the fish developed faster in the 87 degree water than the 75 degree water. The students had a blast and learned a lot. "It was fun because we were able to watch a fish transfer into life and watch an embryo go through the stages"- Tu'ui.  

Please enjoy the Photo Gallery!

Parkview Elementary Newsletters

 

Did you know that we publish a newsletter every week about the school, and post copies of it right here on the website? Click here to find the most recent newsletter. It’s full of good stuff like a message from the Principal, Up coming events, and information about our teachers. 

Visit from the Police Department

Visit and books from the Salt Lake City Police Department

The SLCPD came to visit Parkview on Tuesday December 20. During their visit they read to the Pre-K students and all the Kindergartners. Each Kindergarten student took home two books of their choice.

Thank you for the books, SLCPD!

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Parkview is building college awareness

“Growl Bengals, Growl!” In an effort to get our kids excited about going to college, Ms. Miller’s 3rd grade class reached out to Idaho State University to let them know we are supporting and representing them at Parkview.  Her class received an enthusiastic response from the College of Education! They were pleased to hear her class’s goals for being college ready and were kind enough to send some “ISU swag”. They sent a care package full of fun stuff, like t-shirts, sunglasses, stickers, a Benny the Bengal balloon (their mascot), and more.

            This year at Parkview, Thursdays have been dedicated to wearing college swag to show support for various colleges. Ms. Miller’s class was excited to show off their swag to the rest of the school last Thursday! They wore their ISU t-shirts and sunglasses all day!  Ms. Miller’s class is working hard to be college ready so they can go to a school like ISU.

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