Student Bulletin
Friday, May 21, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Have you logged onto the Fuel Up to Play website? Are you “Harvard Med School”, “Geo 95”, “tacozluver” or “xxtina12xx”? If so, please see Plotner in E11 to claim your prize!
Braindrop for the day
The giant clam is the largest mollusk on Earth, and can weigh more than 500 pounds. Giant clams live in the warm waters of the South Pacific and Indian oceans.
Friday, May 21, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
5-20-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Friday, May 21st will be the last day you can use your lockers. You will need to bring paper and pencil with you on the last 3 days of school.
In case you missed seeing the USD 259 Annual Student Art Show at Century II, we are bringing the PV portion to you! Be sure to see the PVMS Student Ceramics in the C-3 display case and the pastel drawings in the main office. Way to go art students!
Also, take a moment to look at the new radial design/mandalas in the cafeteria windows. These beautiful simulated stained-glass pieces were created by the 6th hour, 7th hour art class. The students’ names are on their creations.
Braindrop for the day
Approximately 3 percent of the world's water is fresh water. Of that, only one third is available for human consumption.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Friday, May 21st will be the last day you can use your lockers. You will need to bring paper and pencil with you on the last 3 days of school.
In case you missed seeing the USD 259 Annual Student Art Show at Century II, we are bringing the PV portion to you! Be sure to see the PVMS Student Ceramics in the C-3 display case and the pastel drawings in the main office. Way to go art students!
Also, take a moment to look at the new radial design/mandalas in the cafeteria windows. These beautiful simulated stained-glass pieces were created by the 6th hour, 7th hour art class. The students’ names are on their creations.
Braindrop for the day
Approximately 3 percent of the world's water is fresh water. Of that, only one third is available for human consumption.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
5-19-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Friday, May 21st will be the last day you can use your lockers. You will need to bring paper and pencil with you on the last 3 days of school.
In case you missed seeing the USD 259 Annual Student Art Show at Century II, we are bringing the PV portion to you! Be sure to see the PVMS Student Ceramics in the C-3 display case and the pastel drawings in the main office. Way to go art students!
Also, take a moment to look at the new radial design/mandalas in the cafeteria windows. These beautiful simulated stained-glass pieces were created by the 6th hour, 7th hour art class. The students’ names are on their creations.
Braindrop for the day
Gems and minerals are classified by physical properties, including luster, color, hardness, density, and magnetism.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Friday, May 21st will be the last day you can use your lockers. You will need to bring paper and pencil with you on the last 3 days of school.
In case you missed seeing the USD 259 Annual Student Art Show at Century II, we are bringing the PV portion to you! Be sure to see the PVMS Student Ceramics in the C-3 display case and the pastel drawings in the main office. Way to go art students!
Also, take a moment to look at the new radial design/mandalas in the cafeteria windows. These beautiful simulated stained-glass pieces were created by the 6th hour, 7th hour art class. The students’ names are on their creations.
Braindrop for the day
Gems and minerals are classified by physical properties, including luster, color, hardness, density, and magnetism.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
5-18-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Braindrop for the day
Antioxidants are chemicals that prevent certain substances in the body from reacting with oxygen. When oxygen reacts with cholesterol in the blood, it helps it build up in arteries. Eating foods with lots of antioxidants could help prevent heart disease.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a JUDGE? JUDGES apply the law and oversee the legal process in courts according to local, state, and federal statutes. Almost all jurisdictions require that anyone appointed or elected a JUDGE to any court be a graduate of an accredited law school and a member of the bar. Federal and state judges are usually required to be lawyers.
Braindrop for the day
Antioxidants are chemicals that prevent certain substances in the body from reacting with oxygen. When oxygen reacts with cholesterol in the blood, it helps it build up in arteries. Eating foods with lots of antioxidants could help prevent heart disease.
Friday, May 14, 2010
5-14-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, May 14, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Do you want to go to a yearbook signing party? To be able to go, you will need to buy a yearbook for $10.00 in the office or at lunch. There are only a few left, so get yours today
Braindrop for the day
Madrid lies as far north as New York City, but its weather is mild most of the year due to its temperate Mediterranean climate.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Do you want to go to a yearbook signing party? To be able to go, you will need to buy a yearbook for $10.00 in the office or at lunch. There are only a few left, so get yours today
Braindrop for the day
Madrid lies as far north as New York City, but its weather is mild most of the year due to its temperate Mediterranean climate.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
5-13-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
The North High Marching Redskins Color Guard will be hosting a clinic tonight from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the band room at North High. The clinic is open to both boys and girls.
Do you want to go to a yearbook signing party? To be able to go, you will need to buy a yearbook for $10.00 in the office or at lunch. There are only a few left, so get yours today
Braindrop for the day
Avocados act as a nutrient booster by enabling the body to absorb more fat-soluble nutrients, such as alpha- and beta-carotene, in foods that are eaten with the fruit.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
The North High Marching Redskins Color Guard will be hosting a clinic tonight from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the band room at North High. The clinic is open to both boys and girls.
Do you want to go to a yearbook signing party? To be able to go, you will need to buy a yearbook for $10.00 in the office or at lunch. There are only a few left, so get yours today
Braindrop for the day
Avocados act as a nutrient booster by enabling the body to absorb more fat-soluble nutrients, such as alpha- and beta-carotene, in foods that are eaten with the fruit.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
5-12-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Yearbooks will be sold this week at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
The North High Marching Redskins Color Guard will be hosting a clinic on Thursday, May 13th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the band room at North High. The clinic is open to both boys and girls.
All boys and girls track team members need to meet in room E11 during lunch on Thursday.
Braindrop for the day
About 50 percent of the corn grown in the United States is used to feed livestock.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Yearbooks will be sold this week at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
The North High Marching Redskins Color Guard will be hosting a clinic on Thursday, May 13th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the band room at North High. The clinic is open to both boys and girls.
All boys and girls track team members need to meet in room E11 during lunch on Thursday.
Braindrop for the day
About 50 percent of the corn grown in the United States is used to feed livestock.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
5-11-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Yearbooks will be sold this week at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
Braindrop for the day
Commodore released the Amiga 1000 in 1985. It was originally designed as a successor to Atari, but evolved into both a game console and a home computer.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Yearbooks will be sold this week at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
Braindrop for the day
Commodore released the Amiga 1000 in 1985. It was originally designed as a successor to Atari, but evolved into both a game console and a home computer.
Monday, May 10, 2010
5-10-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, May 10, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Yearbooks will be sold this week outside at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
Braindrop for the day
In addition to being a volcano that is presently erupting, an active volcano is also one that has erupted within historical time and is considered likely to do so in the future.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about an AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER? AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS refinish old and damaged cars, trucks, and buses in automotive body repair shops. Automotive painters are among the most highly skilled manual spray operators because they perform detailed work, mixing paints to match the original color of the vehicle. Most AUTOMOTIVE PAINTERS start as helpers and gain their skills on the job. Becoming skilled in all aspects of automotive painting usually requires one to two years of training. Some automotive painters are sent to technical schools to learn how to mix and applying different types of paint. High school, trade or vocational school, or community or junior college training in automotive painting and refinishing may substitute for up to one year of experience.
Yearbooks will be sold this week outside at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
Braindrop for the day
In addition to being a volcano that is presently erupting, an active volcano is also one that has erupted within historical time and is considered likely to do so in the future.
Friday, May 7, 2010
5-7-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, May 7, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
Next week, we will be selling yearbooks outside at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
The last school dance will be tonight from 5:00-7:00. Please note the time change on the dance. There will be a cupcake and jalapeño eating contest and a root beer drinking contest. The cost is $3.00. The behavior list will be in effect.
Braindrop for the day
An adult bladder can usually hold about a pint of fluid comfortably.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
Next week, we will be selling yearbooks outside at lunch for $10.00 each. You can also purchase them in the office for $10.00 or online, Jostens.com.
The last school dance will be tonight from 5:00-7:00. Please note the time change on the dance. There will be a cupcake and jalapeño eating contest and a root beer drinking contest. The cost is $3.00. The behavior list will be in effect.
Braindrop for the day
An adult bladder can usually hold about a pint of fluid comfortably.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
5-6-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Get your yearbooks! Yearbooks are available for purchase in the main office for only $10.00! You may also purchase your yearbook online, www.jostens.com. Don’t delay, purchase your yearbook today!
The last school dance will be held this Friday, May 7th from 5:00-7:00. Please note the time change on the dance. There will be a cupcake and jalapeño eating contest and a root beer drinking contest. The cost is $3.00. The behavior list will be in effect.
Today is the last day of After School Rec!
The Band and Orchestra Concert is tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the PVMS auditorium.
Braindrop for the day
Hydropower is electricity generated using the energy of moving water. A typical hydro plant is a system with three parts: an electric plant where the electricity is produced; a dam that can be opened or closed to control water flow; and a reservoir where water can be stored.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Get your yearbooks! Yearbooks are available for purchase in the main office for only $10.00! You may also purchase your yearbook online, www.jostens.com. Don’t delay, purchase your yearbook today!
The last school dance will be held this Friday, May 7th from 5:00-7:00. Please note the time change on the dance. There will be a cupcake and jalapeño eating contest and a root beer drinking contest. The cost is $3.00. The behavior list will be in effect.
Today is the last day of After School Rec!
The Band and Orchestra Concert is tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the PVMS auditorium.
Braindrop for the day
Hydropower is electricity generated using the energy of moving water. A typical hydro plant is a system with three parts: an electric plant where the electricity is produced; a dam that can be opened or closed to control water flow; and a reservoir where water can be stored.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
5-5-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Get your yearbooks! Yearbooks are available for purchase in the main office for only $10.00! You may also purchase your yearbook online, www.jostens.com. Don’t delay, purchase your yearbook today!
The last day of After School Rec is Thursday, May 6th!
The Band and Orchestra Concert is Thursday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. in the PVMS auditorium.
Braindrop for the day
A group of rhinos is sometimes called a "crash."
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Get your yearbooks! Yearbooks are available for purchase in the main office for only $10.00! You may also purchase your yearbook online, www.jostens.com. Don’t delay, purchase your yearbook today!
The last day of After School Rec is Thursday, May 6th!
The Band and Orchestra Concert is Thursday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. in the PVMS auditorium.
Braindrop for the day
A group of rhinos is sometimes called a "crash."
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
5-4-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Get your yearbooks! Yearbooks are available for purchase in the main office for only $10.00! You may also purchase your yearbook online, www.jostens.com. Don’t delay, purchase your yearbook today!
Braindrop for the day
A place that receives less than 10 inches (25 centimeters) of rain per year is considered a desert.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CORONER? CORONERS perform medical examinations and autopsies on dead bodies. They interview other people present at time of death and testify at court hearing and trials. They observe record and preserve any objects or personal property related to the person who died. They also prepare death certificates. Entry requirements: Depending upon the jurisdiction and the law defining the CORONER’S duties, the coroner may not be trained in the medical sciences. The coroner may employ physicians, pathologists, or forensic pathologists to perform autopsies when necessary.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Get your yearbooks! Yearbooks are available for purchase in the main office for only $10.00! You may also purchase your yearbook online, www.jostens.com. Don’t delay, purchase your yearbook today!
Braindrop for the day
A place that receives less than 10 inches (25 centimeters) of rain per year is considered a desert.
Monday, May 3, 2010
5-3-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, May 3, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Braindrop for the day
A glacier's top end is called its head while its lower end is called its snout, toe, or terminus
Monday, May 3, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Braindrop for the day
A glacier's top end is called its head while its lower end is called its snout, toe, or terminus
Friday, April 30, 2010
4-30-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, April 30, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Don’t miss the Art Show! The following students are representing PVMS at the Annual USD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit: Angelica Adame, Alma Carrera, Tomas Castaneda, Ana Gonzalez, Vanessa Gonzalez, Kayla Hall, Sandra Hernandez, Miriam Martinez, Rachelle Mays, Karen Munoz, Antonio Orona, Valente’ Perez & David Ponce.
You may see their work as part of the monthly Final Friday Art Show tonight at Century II in downtown Wichita. (225 West Douglas) The public reception is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. this evening, Friday April 30th. You may enter the Century II building on the East side; across from the Library. Please be sure to congratulate these students!
Braindrop for the day
The Przewalski's horse is also known as the Asiatic wild horse, or Mongolian wild horse. It is stocky, short, and pot-bellied, with a spiky mane like a zebra.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Thursday, May 6
Fear Factor
Party
Don’t miss the Art Show! The following students are representing PVMS at the Annual USD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit: Angelica Adame, Alma Carrera, Tomas Castaneda, Ana Gonzalez, Vanessa Gonzalez, Kayla Hall, Sandra Hernandez, Miriam Martinez, Rachelle Mays, Karen Munoz, Antonio Orona, Valente’ Perez & David Ponce.
You may see their work as part of the monthly Final Friday Art Show tonight at Century II in downtown Wichita. (225 West Douglas) The public reception is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. this evening, Friday April 30th. You may enter the Century II building on the East side; across from the Library. Please be sure to congratulate these students!
Braindrop for the day
The Przewalski's horse is also known as the Asiatic wild horse, or Mongolian wild horse. It is stocky, short, and pot-bellied, with a spiky mane like a zebra.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
4-29-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Braindrop for the day
Did you know that trees improve water quality by slowing and filtering rain water as well as protecting aquifers and watersheds?
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Wednesday, May 5
Hula Hoop & other outdoor activities
Braindrop for the day
Did you know that trees improve water quality by slowing and filtering rain water as well as protecting aquifers and watersheds?
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
4-28-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Braindrop for the day
A cold front is a warm-cold air boundary with the colder air replacing the warmer. While a winter cold front can bring frigid air, summer cold fronts often can more accurately be called "dry" fronts, bringing air that might be only a few degrees cooler, but much less humid.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
Monday, May 3
Summer Olympics
Tuesday, May 4
Computers
Outdoors
Braindrop for the day
A cold front is a warm-cold air boundary with the colder air replacing the warmer. While a winter cold front can bring frigid air, summer cold fronts often can more accurately be called "dry" fronts, bringing air that might be only a few degrees cooler, but much less humid.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
4-27-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
On Wednesday, April 22nd, graffiti was written on the C-Hall girls bathroom stalls. A $25.00 crime stopper reward is offered for information concerning this vandalism. Please see Mr. Van Sickle or Mr. Archibeque. Your information will be kept confidential.
Braindrop for the day
Lady "bugs" are a group of beetles that are also known as ladybird beetles, or lady beetles. The color on the wing covers can be yellow, orange, or red; some species are entirely black.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE? PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES are physically skilled persons who compete in organized, officiated sports events to entertain spectators. They play before a paying live audience to entertain people and also to make a living. Regardless of the sport, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES must have an immense overall knowledge of the sport they play. Athletes usually begin competing in sports while in elementary or middle school and continue through high school and often college.
On Wednesday, April 22nd, graffiti was written on the C-Hall girls bathroom stalls. A $25.00 crime stopper reward is offered for information concerning this vandalism. Please see Mr. Van Sickle or Mr. Archibeque. Your information will be kept confidential.
Braindrop for the day
Lady "bugs" are a group of beetles that are also known as ladybird beetles, or lady beetles. The color on the wing covers can be yellow, orange, or red; some species are entirely black.
Monday, April 26, 2010
4-26-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, April 26, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
On Wednesday, April 22nd, graffiti was written on the C-Hall girls bathroom stalls. A $25.00 crime stopper reward is offered for information concerning this vandalism. Please see Mr. Van Sickle or Mr. Archibeque. Your information will be kept confidential.
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come today and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Braindrop for the day
Tangerine is the common name for a variety of Mandarin orange. The tangerine resembles the orange but is smaller and oblate in shape and has a more pungent odor and a thinner rind.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
On Wednesday, April 22nd, graffiti was written on the C-Hall girls bathroom stalls. A $25.00 crime stopper reward is offered for information concerning this vandalism. Please see Mr. Van Sickle or Mr. Archibeque. Your information will be kept confidential.
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come today and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Braindrop for the day
Tangerine is the common name for a variety of Mandarin orange. The tangerine resembles the orange but is smaller and oblate in shape and has a more pungent odor and a thinner rind.
Friday, April 23, 2010
4-23-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, April 23, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for next week:
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
On Wednesday, April 22nd, graffiti was written on the C-Hall girls bathroom stalls. A $25.00 crime stopper reward is offered for information concerning this vandalism. Please see Mr. Van Sickle or Mr. Archibeque. Your information will be kept confidential.
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come on Monday and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Braindrop for the day
Fear of computers is called Cyber phobia or Logizomechanophobia.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for next week:
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
Thursday, Apr 29
Exploration Place
On Wednesday, April 22nd, graffiti was written on the C-Hall girls bathroom stalls. A $25.00 crime stopper reward is offered for information concerning this vandalism. Please see Mr. Van Sickle or Mr. Archibeque. Your information will be kept confidential.
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come on Monday and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Braindrop for the day
Fear of computers is called Cyber phobia or Logizomechanophobia.
4-22-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come on Monday and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual USD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details. Also, be sure to check out the new student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room.
Braindrop for the day
Migration refers to the regular, periodic movement of animals between two different locations. It usually occurs in response to seasonal changes, motivated by the drive to reproduce or feed. Birds, insects, fish, whales, and other mammals are known to have migratory patterns
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come on Monday and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual USD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details. Also, be sure to check out the new student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room.
Braindrop for the day
Migration refers to the regular, periodic movement of animals between two different locations. It usually occurs in response to seasonal changes, motivated by the drive to reproduce or feed. Birds, insects, fish, whales, and other mammals are known to have migratory patterns
Thursday, April 22, 2010
4-21-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come on Monday and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual USD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details: Also, be sure to check out the new student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room.
Braindrop for the day
Migration refers to the regular, periodic movement of animals between two different locations. It usually occurs in response to seasonal changes, motivated by the drive to reproduce or feed. Birds, insects, fish, whales, and other mammals are known to have migratory patterns
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Monday, Apr 26
Cooking: Enchiladas
Kickball
Tuesday, Apr 27
Crafts: Kites
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Apr 28
Kite flying
Bubbles
12 small individual cakes, already frosted, have been donated to the After School Program Cooking Club. Come on Monday and decorate a cake to take home for your families’ desert. Come join the fun. ~Ms. Orr
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual USD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details: Also, be sure to check out the new student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room.
Braindrop for the day
Migration refers to the regular, periodic movement of animals between two different locations. It usually occurs in response to seasonal changes, motivated by the drive to reproduce or feed. Birds, insects, fish, whales, and other mammals are known to have migratory patterns
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
4-20-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual ISD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details. Also, be sure to check out the new Student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room
Braindrop for the day
The color blue is an appetite suppressant. This may be due to the fact that blue food is a rare occurrence in nature. Our primal nature avoids foods that are poisonous, and when our early ancestors foraged for food, blue, purple, and black were "color warning signs" of potentially lethal food.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual ISD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details. Also, be sure to check out the new Student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room
Braindrop for the day
The color blue is an appetite suppressant. This may be due to the fact that blue food is a rare occurrence in nature. Our primal nature avoids foods that are poisonous, and when our early ancestors foraged for food, blue, purple, and black were "color warning signs" of potentially lethal food.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
4-20-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Braindrop for the day
Biophysics is the application of theories and methods of the physical sciences to questions of biology
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FASHION MODEL? FASHION MODELS wear, show and advertise the latest fashion designs. They pose for pictures that appear in fashion or store catalogs, magazines and newspapers. No formal training is required to become a FASHION MODEL, however, an attractive physical appearance is necessary to become successful. Modeling schools provide training in posing, walking and makeup application.
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Braindrop for the day
Biophysics is the application of theories and methods of the physical sciences to questions of biology
Monday, April 19, 2010
4-19-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, April 19, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Wednesday, April 21st is our last soccer game of the season. The soccer team must show up for practice on Monday, or the game against Hadley will be canceled. ~Orr
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual ISD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details: Also, be sure to check out the new Student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room
Braindrop for the day
The laryngeal prominence is more commonly known as the Adam's apple.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Thursday, Apr 22
CANCELLED due to P/T conferences
Wednesday, April 21st is our last soccer game of the season. The soccer team must show up for practice on Monday, or the game against Hadley will be canceled. ~Orr
Please congratulate the following students. Their Art Work is representing PVMS at the Annual ISD 259, K-12 Student Art Exhibit this month at Century II in downtown Wichita. See the posters in the halls for details: Also, be sure to check out the new Student ceramics and sculptures in the display case near C-2, the cafeteria, the library and in the lobby by the choir room
Braindrop for the day
The laryngeal prominence is more commonly known as the Adam's apple.
4-16-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, April 16, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Friday, April 16, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Braindrop for the day
4-15-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Sucrose is actually two simpler sugars fused together: fructose and glucose.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Wednesday, Apr 21
Hadley to PVMS for Soccer Game
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Sucrose is actually two simpler sugars fused together: fructose and glucose.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
4-14-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Lunch menu for the week:
Wednesday
April 14
Thursday
April 15
Friday
April 16
Breakfast
Breakfast
Breakfast
Blueberry bread
Whole orange
Assorted cereal
Fruit blend juice
Milk
Breakfast bites
Large banana
Assorted cereal
Milk
Strawberry bar
Assorted cereal
Orange juice
Milk
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Chicken nuggets
Mashed potatoes & gravy
Wheat roll
Apple bread
CHOICES ARE: Pineapple tidbits, orange wedges, Milk
Stacked enchiladas
Spanish rice
Crispy rice treat
CHOICES ARE: Refried beans, mixed fruit, Milk
Chili Cheese Tots
Fresh baby carrots
Blueberry bread
CHOICES ARE: Green peas, apricot discs, Milk
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Soccer practice
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Braindrop for the day
Rainsplash is soil erosion caused by the force of impact of raindrops.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Lunch menu for the week:
Wednesday
April 14
Thursday
April 15
Friday
April 16
Breakfast
Breakfast
Breakfast
Blueberry bread
Whole orange
Assorted cereal
Fruit blend juice
Milk
Breakfast bites
Large banana
Assorted cereal
Milk
Strawberry bar
Assorted cereal
Orange juice
Milk
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Chicken nuggets
Mashed potatoes & gravy
Wheat roll
Apple bread
CHOICES ARE: Pineapple tidbits, orange wedges, Milk
Stacked enchiladas
Spanish rice
Crispy rice treat
CHOICES ARE: Refried beans, mixed fruit, Milk
Chili Cheese Tots
Fresh baby carrots
Blueberry bread
CHOICES ARE: Green peas, apricot discs, Milk
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Soccer practice
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Monday, Apr 19
Cooking: Donuts
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Apr 20
CANCELLED
Due to P/T Conferences
Braindrop for the day
Rainsplash is soil erosion caused by the force of impact of raindrops.
4-13-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Braindrop for the day
Depending on the species of praying mantis, their coloring can range from light brown to bright green.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
Braindrop for the day
Depending on the species of praying mantis, their coloring can range from light brown to bright green.
Monday, April 12, 2010
4-12-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, April 12, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Apr 12
Y-Walk w/ Plastic bag ice cream
Bingo
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
If you like homemade ice cream, then come to the After School Program on Monday and sign up for the Y-Walk. The first 15 students to sign-up for the Y-Walk activity will get to make plastic bag ice cream.
Braindrop for the day
Did you know that there are over 2,500 satellites (operative and inoperative) orbiting Earth?
Monday, April 12, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Apr 12
Y-Walk w/ Plastic bag ice cream
Bingo
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
If you like homemade ice cream, then come to the After School Program on Monday and sign up for the Y-Walk. The first 15 students to sign-up for the Y-Walk activity will get to make plastic bag ice cream.
Braindrop for the day
Did you know that there are over 2,500 satellites (operative and inoperative) orbiting Earth?
Friday, April 9, 2010
4-9-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, April 9, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for next week:
Monday, Apr 12
Y-Walk w/ Plastic
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
NO ALA-CARTE FOR FIRST LUNCH FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!
Do you have what it takes to be a Wichita Heights High Cheerleader or Stuntman? If so, come over and see us! Tryouts clinics will be Monday, April 19th thru Wednesday, April 21st from 6:45-7:45 am or 3:30-4:30 pm in the Heights High Gymnasium. Tryouts will be Thursday, April 22nd at 3:45. For more information, contact Loni Leforce at 973-1488.
Interested in learning a Foreign Language this summer? Mayberry Magnet Middle School will be hosting 2 camps this summer. Foreign Language Summer Camp is offered to all students who have completed grades 4, 5, 6, or 7. For more information, stop by the office for a flyer.
Braindrop for the day
The largest and longest nerve in the body is the sciatic nerve.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for next week:
Monday, Apr 12
Y-Walk w/ Plastic
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
Thursday, Apr 15
Carousel Skating
NO ALA-CARTE FOR FIRST LUNCH FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!
Do you have what it takes to be a Wichita Heights High Cheerleader or Stuntman? If so, come over and see us! Tryouts clinics will be Monday, April 19th thru Wednesday, April 21st from 6:45-7:45 am or 3:30-4:30 pm in the Heights High Gymnasium. Tryouts will be Thursday, April 22nd at 3:45. For more information, contact Loni Leforce at 973-1488.
Interested in learning a Foreign Language this summer? Mayberry Magnet Middle School will be hosting 2 camps this summer. Foreign Language Summer Camp is offered to all students who have completed grades 4, 5, 6, or 7. For more information, stop by the office for a flyer.
Braindrop for the day
The largest and longest nerve in the body is the sciatic nerve.
4-8-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
Monday, Apr 12
Y-Walk w/ Plastic
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
NO ALA-CARTE FOR FIRST LUNCH FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!
Do you have what it takes to be a Wichita Heights High Cheerleader or Stuntman? If so, come over and see us! Tryouts clinics will be Monday, April 19th thru Wednesday, April 21st from 6:45-7:45 am or 3:30-4:30 pm in the Heights High Gymnasium. Tryouts will be Thursday, April 22nd at 3:45. For more information, contact Loni Leforce at 973-1488.
Interested in learning a Foreign Language this summer? Mayberry Magnet Middle School will be hosting 2 camps this summer. Foreign Language Summer Camp is offered to all students who have completed grades 4, 5, 6, or 7. For more information, stop by the office for a flyer.
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Braindrop for the day
Mussels have important functions in aquatic environments. Because they are sensitive to changes in water quality, mussels are important indicators of aquatic ecosystem health. The disappearance of mussels from a river or lake often signals that other aquatic species are in danger.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
Monday, Apr 12
Y-Walk w/ Plastic
Tuesday, Apr 13
Soccer
Y-Walk
Wednesday, Apr 14
Y-Walk
Computers
NO ALA-CARTE FOR FIRST LUNCH FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS!
Do you have what it takes to be a Wichita Heights High Cheerleader or Stuntman? If so, come over and see us! Tryouts clinics will be Monday, April 19th thru Wednesday, April 21st from 6:45-7:45 am or 3:30-4:30 pm in the Heights High Gymnasium. Tryouts will be Thursday, April 22nd at 3:45. For more information, contact Loni Leforce at 973-1488.
Interested in learning a Foreign Language this summer? Mayberry Magnet Middle School will be hosting 2 camps this summer. Foreign Language Summer Camp is offered to all students who have completed grades 4, 5, 6, or 7. For more information, stop by the office for a flyer.
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Braindrop for the day
Mussels have important functions in aquatic environments. Because they are sensitive to changes in water quality, mussels are important indicators of aquatic ecosystem health. The disappearance of mussels from a river or lake often signals that other aquatic species are in danger.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
4-7-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Apr 7
Soccer Practice
Karaoke
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
Thanks to the PVMS students who attended the rally at North High to Walk Against Gang Violence! ~Simmer
Please give a big shout out to our DRILL TEAM for placing 3rd in the National Meet at West High!!! Hooah!!! ~Simmer
Interested in learning a Foreign Language this summer? Mayberry Magnet Middle School will be hosting 2 camps this summer. Foreign Language Summer Camp is offered to all students who have completed grades 4, 5, 6, or 7. For more information, stop by the office for a flyer.
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Braindrop for the day
A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol or design, or a combination of them that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others. A service mark is the same as a trademark, except that it identifies and distinguishes the source of a service rather than a product.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Apr 7
Soccer Practice
Karaoke
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
Thanks to the PVMS students who attended the rally at North High to Walk Against Gang Violence! ~Simmer
Please give a big shout out to our DRILL TEAM for placing 3rd in the National Meet at West High!!! Hooah!!! ~Simmer
Interested in learning a Foreign Language this summer? Mayberry Magnet Middle School will be hosting 2 camps this summer. Foreign Language Summer Camp is offered to all students who have completed grades 4, 5, 6, or 7. For more information, stop by the office for a flyer.
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Braindrop for the day
A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol or design, or a combination of them that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others. A service mark is the same as a trademark, except that it identifies and distinguishes the source of a service rather than a product.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
4-6-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Apr 6
Computers
Soccer Practice
Wednesday, Apr 7
Soccer Practice
Karaoke
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Braindrop for the day
A solar flare is an explosion in a star's atmosphere, usually in the solar corona or chromospheres.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BANK BRANCH MANAGER? BANK BRANCH MANAGERS are responsible for the day-to-day operation of a branch or office of a bank. A bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration is the minimum academic preparation for BANK BRANCH MANAGERS. However, many employers prefer graduates with a master’s degree, preferably in business administration, economics, and finance or risk management.
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Apr 6
Computers
Soccer Practice
Wednesday, Apr 7
Soccer Practice
Karaoke
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Braindrop for the day
A solar flare is an explosion in a star's atmosphere, usually in the solar corona or chromospheres.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
4-1-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEER? COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS apply the principles and techniques of computer science, engineering and mathematical analysis to design, develop, test and evaluate software and systems so that computers can perform applications, along with hardware development. Most employers prefer to hire COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS with at least a bachelor’s degree and broad knowledge and experience with computer systems and technology.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Tuesday, Apr 6
Computers
Soccer Practice
Wednesday, Apr 7
Soccer Practice
Karaoke
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
There will be no school tomorrow and Monday. Enjoy your 4 day weekend! See you Tuesday, April 6th!
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Don’t forget to keep track of your activity on the Fuel up to Play 60 website. Remember there will be three BIG winners at the end of school; we will be giving away a Wii and a notebook computer from students who are keeping track on the website. There will also be an IPod given away to someone in the lunch walking club. ~Plotner
Students, you need to start thinking about what talents you may have and would like to share in the annual PVMS talent show. Tryouts and rehearsals will be here before you know it, so start getting your “act” together. ~Plotner
Braindrop for the day
A sunburn is a burn to living tissue, such as skin, produced by overexposure to ultraviolet radiation, commonly from the sun's rays.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEER? COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS apply the principles and techniques of computer science, engineering and mathematical analysis to design, develop, test and evaluate software and systems so that computers can perform applications, along with hardware development. Most employers prefer to hire COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS with at least a bachelor’s degree and broad knowledge and experience with computer systems and technology.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Tuesday, Apr 6
Computers
Soccer Practice
Wednesday, Apr 7
Soccer Practice
Karaoke
Thursday, Apr 8
PVMS to Marshall
There will be no school tomorrow and Monday. Enjoy your 4 day weekend! See you Tuesday, April 6th!
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Don’t forget to keep track of your activity on the Fuel up to Play 60 website. Remember there will be three BIG winners at the end of school; we will be giving away a Wii and a notebook computer from students who are keeping track on the website. There will also be an IPod given away to someone in the lunch walking club. ~Plotner
Students, you need to start thinking about what talents you may have and would like to share in the annual PVMS talent show. Tryouts and rehearsals will be here before you know it, so start getting your “act” together. ~Plotner
Braindrop for the day
A sunburn is a burn to living tissue, such as skin, produced by overexposure to ultraviolet radiation, commonly from the sun's rays.
3-31-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEER? COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS apply the principles and techniques of computer science, engineering and mathematical analysis to design, develop, test and evaluate software and systems so that computers can perform applications, along with hardware development. Most employers prefer to hire COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS with at least a bachelor’s degree and broad knowledge and experience with computer systems and technology.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Don’t forget to keep track of your activity on the Fuel up to Play 60 website. Remember there will be three BIG winners at the end of school; we will be giving away a Wii and a notebook computer from students who are keeping track on the website. There will also be an IPod given away to someone in the lunch walking club. ~Plotner
Students, you need to start thinking about what talents you may have and would like to share in the annual PVMS talent show. Tryouts and rehearsals will be here before you know it, so start getting your “act” together. ~Plotner
There will be no school Friday, April 2 and Monday, April 5th!
Braindrop for the day
The Clock Tower at the Palace of Westminster in London is the world's biggest four-faced chiming clock. Within it you'll find the chiming bell known as Big Ben.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEER? COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS apply the principles and techniques of computer science, engineering and mathematical analysis to design, develop, test and evaluate software and systems so that computers can perform applications, along with hardware development. Most employers prefer to hire COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERS with at least a bachelor’s degree and broad knowledge and experience with computer systems and technology.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Circle of Friends will be going to the Shrine Circus on Friday, April 9th. If you are a member of COF, please come and get a field trip from Mrs. Jimenez-Borst in room E-10.
Don’t forget to keep track of your activity on the Fuel up to Play 60 website. Remember there will be three BIG winners at the end of school; we will be giving away a Wii and a notebook computer from students who are keeping track on the website. There will also be an IPod given away to someone in the lunch walking club. ~Plotner
Students, you need to start thinking about what talents you may have and would like to share in the annual PVMS talent show. Tryouts and rehearsals will be here before you know it, so start getting your “act” together. ~Plotner
There will be no school Friday, April 2 and Monday, April 5th!
Braindrop for the day
The Clock Tower at the Palace of Westminster in London is the world's biggest four-faced chiming clock. Within it you'll find the chiming bell known as Big Ben.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
3-30-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Congratulations to Katherine Bergman, Marleah Mullen and Hanah Huber for their performance at the Girls’ State Championships last Saturday in Lindsborg. Katherine placed 8th and Marleah placed 9th! Way to go ladies! ~Geasland
Don’t forget to keep track of your activity on the Fuel up to Play 60 website. Remember there will be three BIG winners at the end of school; we will be giving away a Wii and a notebook computer from students who are keeping track on the website. There will also be an IPod given away to someone in the lunch walking club. ~Plotner
Students, you need to start thinking about what talents you may have and would like to share in the annual PVMS talent show. Tryouts and rehearsals will be here before you know it, so start getting your “act” together. ~Plotner
There will be no school Friday, April 2 and Monday, April 5th!
Braindrop for the day
The Schwinn Bicycle Company was founded in 1895 in Chicago, Illinois, and named for its founder, Ignaz Schwinn.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Congratulations to Katherine Bergman, Marleah Mullen and Hanah Huber for their performance at the Girls’ State Championships last Saturday in Lindsborg. Katherine placed 8th and Marleah placed 9th! Way to go ladies! ~Geasland
Don’t forget to keep track of your activity on the Fuel up to Play 60 website. Remember there will be three BIG winners at the end of school; we will be giving away a Wii and a notebook computer from students who are keeping track on the website. There will also be an IPod given away to someone in the lunch walking club. ~Plotner
Students, you need to start thinking about what talents you may have and would like to share in the annual PVMS talent show. Tryouts and rehearsals will be here before you know it, so start getting your “act” together. ~Plotner
There will be no school Friday, April 2 and Monday, April 5th!
Braindrop for the day
The Schwinn Bicycle Company was founded in 1895 in Chicago, Illinois, and named for its founder, Ignaz Schwinn.
Monday, March 29, 2010
3-29-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, March 29, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Mar 29
Computers
Basketball
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Braindrop for the day
The watermelon vine is believed to have originated in the Kalahari Desert of Africa.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Mar 29
Computers
Basketball
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
Braindrop for the day
The watermelon vine is believed to have originated in the Kalahari Desert of Africa.
Friday, March 26, 2010
3-26-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, March 26, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for next week:
Monday, Mar 29
Computers
Basketball
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance TONIGHT from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks or since returning from break will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee TOMORROW at 10:00 a.m. The movie will be “The Princess and the Frog”.
Braindrop for the day
The National Science Foundation is an independent federal agency created by Congress in 1950 "to promote the progress of science."
Friday, March 26, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for next week:
Monday, Mar 29
Computers
Basketball
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
Wednesday, Mar 31
Cooking
Soccer Practice
Thursday, Apr 1
West Acre Bowling
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance TONIGHT from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks or since returning from break will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee TOMORROW at 10:00 a.m. The movie will be “The Princess and the Frog”.
Braindrop for the day
The National Science Foundation is an independent federal agency created by Congress in 1950 "to promote the progress of science."
Thursday, March 25, 2010
3-25-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
Monday, Mar 29
Computers
Basketball
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks or since returning from break will not be allowed to join in the fun.
Parent Organization is having a popcorn and Popsicle sale during recess on Friday, March 26th. Please bring 50 cents to purchase the item of your choice and enjoy during recess. Parent Organization thanks you for your support!
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00. The movie will be “The Princess and the Frog”.
Braindrop for the day
The only American LEGOLAND is located in Carlsbad, California. It opened on March 20, 1999 and features amazing LEGO constructions including the magnificent Miniland, USA.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for the week and next:
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
Monday, Mar 29
Computers
Basketball
Tuesday, Mar 30
Baseball
Crafts
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks or since returning from break will not be allowed to join in the fun.
Parent Organization is having a popcorn and Popsicle sale during recess on Friday, March 26th. Please bring 50 cents to purchase the item of your choice and enjoy during recess. Parent Organization thanks you for your support!
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00. The movie will be “The Princess and the Frog”.
Braindrop for the day
The only American LEGOLAND is located in Carlsbad, California. It opened on March 20, 1999 and features amazing LEGO constructions including the magnificent Miniland, USA.
3-24-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
Congratulations to the Pleasant Valley Chess Team who placed at the State Championships. Cameron VanBaal medaled at 21st place in the State. Hanah Huber took 42nd, Marleah Mullen took 47th, Hannah Londagin took 52nd and Katherine Bergman took 67th! Way to go!
Parent Organization is having a popcorn and popsicle sale during recess on Friday, March 26th. Please bring 50 cents to purchase the item of your choice and enjoy during recess. Parent Organization thanks you for your support!
Honor Society will meet Thursday in E11 during lunch.
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00.
Braindrop for the day
The muskrat is a semi-aquatic rodent native to North America. It uses its scent glands to mark its territory with a musky scent.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for the week:
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
Congratulations to the Pleasant Valley Chess Team who placed at the State Championships. Cameron VanBaal medaled at 21st place in the State. Hanah Huber took 42nd, Marleah Mullen took 47th, Hannah Londagin took 52nd and Katherine Bergman took 67th! Way to go!
Parent Organization is having a popcorn and popsicle sale during recess on Friday, March 26th. Please bring 50 cents to purchase the item of your choice and enjoy during recess. Parent Organization thanks you for your support!
Honor Society will meet Thursday in E11 during lunch.
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00.
Braindrop for the day
The muskrat is a semi-aquatic rodent native to North America. It uses its scent glands to mark its territory with a musky scent.
3-23-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Mar 23
Sign language
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
STUCO will meet Wednesday in E11 during lunch.
Honor Society will meet Thursday in E11 during lunch.
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00.
Braindrop for the day
The Toyota Prius first went on sale in 1997 in Japan. Worldwide sales began in 2001.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN? MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS test, install, inspect, adjust, service, repair and maintain biomedical equipment used in healthcare. Equipment includes heat-lung machines, electrocardiographs, ventilators, patient monitors, x-ray machines, pacemakers, dialysis machines and defibrillators. Employers require MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS to have a two-year associate or a certificate from an approved and accredited vocational/technical school. Many 2-year colleges offer programs leading to an associate degree in electronics.
After school rec activities for the week:
Tuesday, Mar 23
Sign language
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
STUCO will meet Wednesday in E11 during lunch.
Honor Society will meet Thursday in E11 during lunch.
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00.
Braindrop for the day
The Toyota Prius first went on sale in 1997 in Japan. Worldwide sales began in 2001.
Monday, March 22, 2010
3-22-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, March 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Mar 22
Nail & Hair
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Mar 23
Sign language
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
Congratulations to Major Trager’s mentoring class! They raised the most money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Ms. Kirkpatrick and Ms. Lutke’s classes will be receiving a popcorn party. Thank you so very much for helping STUCO and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The class totals are as follows: ~Plotner
Trager: $10.98
Plotner: $8.75
Kirkpatrick: $5.05
Lutke: $4.52
Arvidson: $2.51
TMR: $1.86
Beevers: $1.77
Blackwell: $1.23
J. Turner: $.75
Frazier: $.20
Strand: $.12
STUCO: 28.50
Fuel up to Play will meet Tuesday in E11 during lunch.
STUCO will meet Wednesday in E11 during lunch.
Honor Society will meet Thursday in E11 during lunch.
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00.
Braindrop for the day
The Andromeda Galaxy is the nearest galaxy to the Milky Way and the most distant object visible from the Earth with the naked eye. Andromeda has a diameter twice that of the Milky Way's.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
After school rec activities for the week:
Monday, Mar 22
Nail & Hair
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Mar 23
Sign language
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
Congratulations to Major Trager’s mentoring class! They raised the most money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Ms. Kirkpatrick and Ms. Lutke’s classes will be receiving a popcorn party. Thank you so very much for helping STUCO and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The class totals are as follows: ~Plotner
Trager: $10.98
Plotner: $8.75
Kirkpatrick: $5.05
Lutke: $4.52
Arvidson: $2.51
TMR: $1.86
Beevers: $1.77
Blackwell: $1.23
J. Turner: $.75
Frazier: $.20
Strand: $.12
STUCO: 28.50
Fuel up to Play will meet Tuesday in E11 during lunch.
STUCO will meet Wednesday in E11 during lunch.
Honor Society will meet Thursday in E11 during lunch.
NAL will meet Friday in E11 during lunch; 6th and 7th grade NAL team members need to return their t-shirts.
STUCO will be sponsoring the Spring Fling dance this Friday, March 26th from 6:00-8:00. The cost will be $3.00, the D/F list will be in use. Any student who received a write up in the last nine weeks will not be allowed to join in the fun.
STUCO will be holding the free movie matinee this Saturday at 10:00.
Braindrop for the day
The Andromeda Galaxy is the nearest galaxy to the Milky Way and the most distant object visible from the Earth with the naked eye. Andromeda has a diameter twice that of the Milky Way's.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
3-11-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
After school rec activities for the week after Spring Break:
Monday, Mar 22
Nail & Hair
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Mar 23
Sign language
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
There will be no school March 12th thru March 19th due to Spring Break. Students will return to school Monday, March 22nd. Enjoy your break!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
After school rec activities for the week after Spring Break:
Monday, Mar 22
Nail & Hair
Soccer practice
Tuesday, Mar 23
Sign language
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Mar 24
Cooking
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 25
Soccer game:
Truesdell @ PV
Computers
There will be no school March 12th thru March 19th due to Spring Break. Students will return to school Monday, March 22nd. Enjoy your break!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
3-10-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Congratulations to our music students (20 soloist and 5 ensembles) who participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival on Saturday, March 6th at West High School. Students earned a rating (from a I thru a V with the I rating being the highest award). Seven soloists and one woodwind received I ratings and blue ribbons! We are filled with Royal Pride because all our music students earned ribbons for their fine performance!
There will be no school Friday, March 12th thru Friday, March 19th due to Spring Break. Students will return to school Monday, March 22nd. Enjoy your break!
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they play their last basketball game. They will be playing Allison. The cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is tomorrow. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 9th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Congratulations to our music students (20 soloist and 5 ensembles) who participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival on Saturday, March 6th at West High School. Students earned a rating (from a I thru a V with the I rating being the highest award). Seven soloists and one woodwind received I ratings and blue ribbons! We are filled with Royal Pride because all our music students earned ribbons for their fine performance!
There will be no school Friday, March 12th thru Friday, March 19th due to Spring Break. Students will return to school Monday, March 22nd. Enjoy your break!
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they play their last basketball game. They will be playing Allison. The cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is tomorrow. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 9th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
3-9-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they play their last basketball game. They will be playing Allison. The cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they play their last basketball game. They will be playing Allison. The cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Monday, March 8, 2010
3-8-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, March 8, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 8
Movie: This is it
Bingo
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Mayberry. The game is March 8th, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
The City of Wichita and the Department of Park & Recreation present the Spring Classic Middle School Basketball league. League practices and plays will run from March 29th – May 10th, 2010 at the Evergreen Recreation Center. The cost is $10 per player and is available to middle school ages 11-14, 6th – 8th grade. If interested, please pick up a flyer in the main office.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a DIESEL TECHNICIAN? DIESEL TECHNICIANS repair and maintain diesel engines that power transportation equipment, such as heavy trucks, buses and locomotives. Some diesel technicians work on construction equipment, such as bulldozers, cranes and road graders; and farm equipment, such as farm tractors and combines. DIESEL TECHNICIANS may qualify for jobs through on –the-job training, but completion of a formal diesel engine training program after graduation from high school is recommended.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 8
Movie: This is it
Bingo
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Mayberry. The game is March 8th, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
The City of Wichita and the Department of Park & Recreation present the Spring Classic Middle School Basketball league. League practices and plays will run from March 29th – May 10th, 2010 at the Evergreen Recreation Center. The cost is $10 per player and is available to middle school ages 11-14, 6th – 8th grade. If interested, please pick up a flyer in the main office.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
3-5-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, March 5, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 8
Movie: This is it
Bingo
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Mayberry. The game is March 8th, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
The City of Wichita and the Department of Park & Recreation present the Spring Classic Middle School Basketball league. League practices and plays will run from March 29th – May 10th, 2010 at the Evergreen Recreation Center. The cost is $10 per player and is available to middle school ages 11-14, 6th – 8th grade. If interested, please pick up a flyer in the main office.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Braindrop for the day
The name pumpkin originated from "pepon," which is the Greek word for "large melon."
Friday, March 5, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 8
Movie: This is it
Bingo
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Thursday, Mar 11
Soccer game:
PV @ Coleman
Computers
Be sure to come and show your support for the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Mayberry. The game is March 8th, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
The City of Wichita and the Department of Park & Recreation present the Spring Classic Middle School Basketball league. League practices and plays will run from March 29th – May 10th, 2010 at the Evergreen Recreation Center. The cost is $10 per player and is available to middle school ages 11-14, 6th – 8th grade. If interested, please pick up a flyer in the main office.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Braindrop for the day
The name pumpkin originated from "pepon," which is the Greek word for "large melon."
3-4-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Monday, Mar 8
Movie: This is it
Bingo
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Attention 8th graders: North High will be having varsity and co-ed squad cheerleading tryouts May 1st at 10:30. The required clinics will be April 28 thru April 30 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. For more information, please check out the flyer on the office door.
Attention Circle of Friends members: There will be a Circle of Friends movie on Friday beginning at 1:00 in room E10.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
This is the last week for the Pennies for Patients. Make sure and drop your change in your mentoring teachers’ box. Remember the class who raises the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden
Be on the look-out for Fuel Up to Play 60 advisory team members. They will be approaching students in the halls and if the student can correctly answer question about Fuel Up to Play 60, they will receive a prize. Team members will also be out at lunch to give those who wish to participate, walking club forms, which can be used to help keep track of your physical activity. Due to the Fuel Up to Play grant, PVMS will be receiving three tether-ball units in the play area in the near future. Don’t forget to sun in and track your progress on line to be eligible for the Wii and the computer notebook to be given away.
STUCO will sponsor a Saturday movie matinee this Saturday. The movie will begin at 10:00. This week’s movie is G-Force. The movie is open to all students and their families.
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Braindrop for the day
A sea turtle cannot retract its limbs, head, or neck under its shell like a land turtle can. The shell adaptations that would be necessary would impede rapid swimming.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Monday, Mar 8
Movie: This is it
Bingo
Tuesday, Mar 9
Movie: This is it
Soccer practice for March 11
Wednesday, Mar 10
Crafts: Easter
Soccer practice
Attention 8th graders: North High will be having varsity and co-ed squad cheerleading tryouts May 1st at 10:30. The required clinics will be April 28 thru April 30 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. For more information, please check out the flyer on the office door.
Attention Circle of Friends members: There will be a Circle of Friends movie on Friday beginning at 1:00 in room E10.
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
This is the last week for the Pennies for Patients. Make sure and drop your change in your mentoring teachers’ box. Remember the class who raises the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden
Be on the look-out for Fuel Up to Play 60 advisory team members. They will be approaching students in the halls and if the student can correctly answer question about Fuel Up to Play 60, they will receive a prize. Team members will also be out at lunch to give those who wish to participate, walking club forms, which can be used to help keep track of your physical activity. Due to the Fuel Up to Play grant, PVMS will be receiving three tether-ball units in the play area in the near future. Don’t forget to sun in and track your progress on line to be eligible for the Wii and the computer notebook to be given away.
STUCO will sponsor a Saturday movie matinee this Saturday. The movie will begin at 10:00. This week’s movie is G-Force. The movie is open to all students and their families.
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Braindrop for the day
A sea turtle cannot retract its limbs, head, or neck under its shell like a land turtle can. The shell adaptations that would be necessary would impede rapid swimming.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
3-3-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Mar 3
Cooking: Ravioli veg. soup
Soccer Practice/Outdoor
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Honor Society will meet in E11 during lunch on Thursday.
This is the last week for the Pennies for Patients. Make sure and drop your change in your mentoring teachers’ box. Remember the class who raises the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden
Be on the look-out for Fuel Up to Play 60 advisory team members. They will be approaching students in the halls and if the student can correctly answer question about Fuel Up to Play 60, they will receive a prize. Team members will also be out at lunch to give those who wish to participate, walking club forms, which can be used to help keep track of your physical activity. Due to the Fuel Up to Play grant, PVMS will be receiving three tether-ball units in the play area in the near future. Don’t forget to sun in and track your progress on line to be eligible for the Wii and the computer notebook to be given away.
STUCO will sponsor a Saturday movie matinee this Saturday. The movie will begin at 10:00. This week’s movie is G-Force. The movie is open to all students and their families.
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Braindrop for the day
Swiss inventor George de Mestral came up with the idea for Velcro in the early 1940s. After returning from a walk with his dog, he noticed that the dog's coat and his pants were covered with cockleburrs. de Mestral studied the burrs under a microscope and discovered their natural hook-like shape. They became the basis for the two-sided fastener, named for the French words "velour" and "crochet."
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Mar 3
Cooking: Ravioli veg. soup
Soccer Practice/Outdoor
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Our annual Faculty vs. PVMS Basketball teams (girls and boys) is coming up on March 11th. The cost is only $1 and will be paid to your 8th hour teacher. There will be NO D/F list- everyone is invited. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Honor Society will meet in E11 during lunch on Thursday.
This is the last week for the Pennies for Patients. Make sure and drop your change in your mentoring teachers’ box. Remember the class who raises the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden
Be on the look-out for Fuel Up to Play 60 advisory team members. They will be approaching students in the halls and if the student can correctly answer question about Fuel Up to Play 60, they will receive a prize. Team members will also be out at lunch to give those who wish to participate, walking club forms, which can be used to help keep track of your physical activity. Due to the Fuel Up to Play grant, PVMS will be receiving three tether-ball units in the play area in the near future. Don’t forget to sun in and track your progress on line to be eligible for the Wii and the computer notebook to be given away.
STUCO will sponsor a Saturday movie matinee this Saturday. The movie will begin at 10:00. This week’s movie is G-Force. The movie is open to all students and their families.
Boys and girls track will begin the day after returning from spring break. Any 7th or 8th grade student may be on the track team. If you would like to sign up, make sure you have a physical on file with the office. Boys need to leave their name with Mr. Arvidson in A14 and the girls need to see Plotner in E11.
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Braindrop for the day
Swiss inventor George de Mestral came up with the idea for Velcro in the early 1940s. After returning from a walk with his dog, he noticed that the dog's coat and his pants were covered with cockleburrs. de Mestral studied the burrs under a microscope and discovered their natural hook-like shape. They became the basis for the two-sided fastener, named for the French words "velour" and "crochet."
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
3-2-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
After School Soccer Team needs to come and meet their new coach and practice for our next game on March 11th.
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Braindrop for the day
A red giant is a star that has exhausted the primary supply of hydrogen fuel at its core. An average-sized star like Earth's Sun will spend the final 10% of its life as a red giant.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
After School Soccer Team needs to come and meet their new coach and practice for our next game on March 11th.
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Braindrop for the day
A red giant is a star that has exhausted the primary supply of hydrogen fuel at its core. An average-sized star like Earth's Sun will spend the final 10% of its life as a red giant.
Monday, March 1, 2010
3-1-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, March 1, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 1
Computers
Movie
Fun Fitness
Tuesday, Mar 2
Soccer practice
Movie
Wednesday, Mar 3
Cooking: Ravioli veg. soup
Bring your own music
Computers
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Computers
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Come and support the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Hamilton. The game is March 1, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
Braindrop for the day
The Rafflesia Arnoldi is the largest flower in the world. It can weigh 15 pounds (7 kg) and grows on the Sumatra island of Indonesia.
Monday, March 1, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 1
Computers
Movie
Fun Fitness
Tuesday, Mar 2
Soccer practice
Movie
Wednesday, Mar 3
Cooking: Ravioli veg. soup
Bring your own music
Computers
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Computers
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Come and support the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Hamilton. The game is March 1, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
Braindrop for the day
The Rafflesia Arnoldi is the largest flower in the world. It can weigh 15 pounds (7 kg) and grows on the Sumatra island of Indonesia.
Friday, February 26, 2010
2-26-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, February 26, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 1
Computers
Movie
Fun Fitness
Tuesday, Mar 2
Soccer practice
Movie
Wednesday, Mar 3
Cooking: Ravioli veg. soup
Bring your own music
Computers
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Computers
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Come and support the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Hamilton. The game is March 1, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
STUCO is still collecting change for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The money raised will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The homeroom who collects the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden.
Braindrop for the day
One of the smallest islands in the world is Bishop Rock, at the westernmost tip of the Isles of Scilly. Only a lighthouse sits on the rock ledge. The island acts as a barrier between the British Isles and the Atlantic Ocean.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Mar 1
Computers
Movie
Fun Fitness
Tuesday, Mar 2
Soccer practice
Movie
Wednesday, Mar 3
Cooking: Ravioli veg. soup
Bring your own music
Computers
Thursday, Mar 4
Ice Sports
Computers
Attention 8th grade Bio-Med applicants: Please complete your required application & essay and request teacher recommendations. The deadline is March 5th! Don’t delay—mail them today!!!
Come and support the girls and boys basketball teams as they take on Hamilton. The game is March 1, the cost is $1 and there will be a D/F list.
STUCO is still collecting change for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The money raised will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The homeroom who collects the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden.
Braindrop for the day
One of the smallest islands in the world is Bishop Rock, at the westernmost tip of the Isles of Scilly. Only a lighthouse sits on the rock ledge. The island acts as a barrier between the British Isles and the Atlantic Ocean.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
2-25-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
STUCO is still collecting change for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The money raised will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The homeroom who collects the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden.
Braindrop for the day
Approximately 60% of the human body is water. Almost 83% of our blood is water, which helps to digest food, transport waste, and control body temperature.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a FLIGHT ATTENDANT? FLIGHT ATTENDANTS make sure that safety regulations are abided by and try to make flights as comfortable as possible for passengers. They make sure that first aid kits and other emergency equipment are abroad and in working order. They make sure they have food, pillows and blankets. Employers prefer to hire FLIGHT ATTENDANTS who have several years of college or experience in dealing with the public. Increasingly, new flight attendant hire are college graduates.
STUCO is still collecting change for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The money raised will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The homeroom who collects the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden.
Braindrop for the day
Approximately 60% of the human body is water. Almost 83% of our blood is water, which helps to digest food, transport waste, and control body temperature.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
2-24-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
STUCO is still collecting change for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The money raised will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The homeroom who collects the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden.
Braindrop for the day
Approximately 60% of the human body is water. Almost 83% of our blood is water, which helps to digest food, transport waste, and control body temperature.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
STUCO is still collecting change for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The money raised will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The homeroom who collects the most money will receive lunch from the Olive Garden.
Braindrop for the day
Approximately 60% of the human body is water. Almost 83% of our blood is water, which helps to digest food, transport waste, and control body temperature.
2-23-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 22
No Afterschool Activities Today
Tuesday, Feb 23
No Afterschool Activities Today
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
There is no Tutoring or After School Rec. Monday or Tuesday
Braindrop for the day
The largest mountain in the Solar System is Olympus Mons on Mars. At a height of over 26 km (16 mi.), it is nearly 3 times taller than Mt. Everest.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 22
No Afterschool Activities Today
Tuesday, Feb 23
No Afterschool Activities Today
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
There is no Tutoring or After School Rec. Monday or Tuesday
Braindrop for the day
The largest mountain in the Solar System is Olympus Mons on Mars. At a height of over 26 km (16 mi.), it is nearly 3 times taller than Mt. Everest.
2-22-10
Student Bulletin
Monday, February 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 22
Soccer game: Mayberry @ PV
Computers
Hair & Nails
Tuesday, Feb 23
Computers
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
Braindrop for the day
The largest mountain in the Solar System is Olympus Mons on Mars. At a height of over 26 km (16 mi.), it is nearly 3 times taller than Mt. Everest.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 22
Soccer game: Mayberry @ PV
Computers
Hair & Nails
Tuesday, Feb 23
Computers
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
Braindrop for the day
The largest mountain in the Solar System is Olympus Mons on Mars. At a height of over 26 km (16 mi.), it is nearly 3 times taller than Mt. Everest.
Friday, February 19, 2010
2-19-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, February 19, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 22
Soccer game: Mayberry @ PV
Computers
Hair & Nails
Tuesday, Feb 23
Computers
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Female humpback whales typically have calves once every 2-4 years.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 22
Soccer game: Mayberry @ PV
Computers
Hair & Nails
Tuesday, Feb 23
Computers
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
Thursday, Feb 25
YMCA
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Female humpback whales typically have calves once every 2-4 years.
2-18-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Feb 18
Carousel Skating
Computers
Monday, Feb 22
Soccer game: Mayberry @ PV
Computers
Hair & Nails
Tuesday, Feb 23
Computers
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
We are still collection money for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The class the collects the most money will receive a free lunch from the Oliver Garden.
Fuel up to Play will be giving away a notebook computer, a Wii and other small prizes so visit the website and track your nutrition and physical activity. If you are not registered, please visit the website and register. Good luck!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a WEB SITE DEVELOPER? WEB SITE DEVELOPERS create web pages for the World Wide Web (WWW) and for other intranets. They are responsible for the day-to-day site design and creation. They may coordinate the work of content authors, graphic artists and programmers; or do some or all of the work themselves. Employers prefer to hire WEB SITE DEVELOPERS with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and may want evidence of actual work experience. A portfolio that demonstrates the applicant’s skills is an asset.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Feb 18
Carousel Skating
Computers
Monday, Feb 22
Soccer game: Mayberry @ PV
Computers
Hair & Nails
Tuesday, Feb 23
Computers
Outdoor activity
Wednesday, Feb 24
Cooking: Brownie cupcake S’mores
Trading card games
Computers
We are still collection money for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The class the collects the most money will receive a free lunch from the Oliver Garden.
Fuel up to Play will be giving away a notebook computer, a Wii and other small prizes so visit the website and track your nutrition and physical activity. If you are not registered, please visit the website and register. Good luck!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
2-17-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Feb 17
Cooking: Chocolate chip cookies
Soccer practice
Computers
Thursday, Feb 18
Carousel Skating
Computers
We are still collection money for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The class the collects the most money will receive a free lunch from the Oliver Garden.
Fuel up to Play will be giving away a notebook and a Wii and other small prizes, so visit the website and track your nutrition and physical activity. If you are not registered, please visit the website and register.
Braindrop for the day
In 1790, the census counted 4 million people living in the United States of America. Today, there are more than 281 million!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Feb 17
Cooking: Chocolate chip cookies
Soccer practice
Computers
Thursday, Feb 18
Carousel Skating
Computers
We are still collection money for the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. The class the collects the most money will receive a free lunch from the Oliver Garden.
Fuel up to Play will be giving away a notebook and a Wii and other small prizes, so visit the website and track your nutrition and physical activity. If you are not registered, please visit the website and register.
Braindrop for the day
In 1790, the census counted 4 million people living in the United States of America. Today, there are more than 281 million!
2-11-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake bread, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may lean the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Monday, Feb 15
NO SCHOOL
DISTICT INSERVICE
Tuesday, Feb 16
Computers
Soccer practice
Wednesday, Feb 17
Cooking: Chocolate chip cookies
Soccer practice
Computers
There will be no school tomorrow Friday, February 12th AND Monday, February 15th, due to a District Inservice and Presidents’ Day. Students will return to school Tuesday, February 16th! Enjoy your 4 day weekend!!!
Braindrop for the day
Autorad is short for autoradiograph, the final result in a DNA analysis. Autorads are also known as DNA fingerprints. An autorad resembles a bar code or a ladder, and each different DNA sample will give a different pattern on an autorad.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake bread, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may lean the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Monday, Feb 15
NO SCHOOL
DISTICT INSERVICE
Tuesday, Feb 16
Computers
Soccer practice
Wednesday, Feb 17
Cooking: Chocolate chip cookies
Soccer practice
Computers
There will be no school tomorrow Friday, February 12th AND Monday, February 15th, due to a District Inservice and Presidents’ Day. Students will return to school Tuesday, February 16th! Enjoy your 4 day weekend!!!
Braindrop for the day
Autorad is short for autoradiograph, the final result in a DNA analysis. Autorads are also known as DNA fingerprints. An autorad resembles a bar code or a ladder, and each different DNA sample will give a different pattern on an autorad.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
2-10-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake bread, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may lean the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Congratulations to the Pleasant Valley Chess Team for winning 1st place at the Topeka Collegiate chess tournament last Saturday. All five players (Marleah Mullen, Cameron VanBaal, Dominic Stout-Simmons, Hanah Huber and Katie Bergman) placed in the top twenty. This is the 6th trophy PV chess has brought home this year!
Come and support our basketball teams as they take on Brooks Middle School today! The cost is only $1. You will need your id and not be on the D/F list. Hope to see you there.
Due to student behavior, all STUCO sponsored events during the school week will be eliminated until further notice!!!
Braindrop for the day
Hibernation is a state of inactivity during which an animal's body temperature and heart and breathing rates decrease in order to conserve energy through winter months.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake bread, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may lean the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Congratulations to the Pleasant Valley Chess Team for winning 1st place at the Topeka Collegiate chess tournament last Saturday. All five players (Marleah Mullen, Cameron VanBaal, Dominic Stout-Simmons, Hanah Huber and Katie Bergman) placed in the top twenty. This is the 6th trophy PV chess has brought home this year!
Come and support our basketball teams as they take on Brooks Middle School today! The cost is only $1. You will need your id and not be on the D/F list. Hope to see you there.
Due to student behavior, all STUCO sponsored events during the school week will be eliminated until further notice!!!
Braindrop for the day
Hibernation is a state of inactivity during which an animal's body temperature and heart and breathing rates decrease in order to conserve energy through winter months.
2-9-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 8
Bingo
Soccer Team sign-up
Computers
Tuesday, Feb 9
Bingo
Soccer practice for game on 22nd
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Due to student behavior, all STUCO sponsored events during the school week will be eliminated until further notice!!!
All Honor Society forms must be turned in to Plotner in E11 by the end of the day today.
Braindrop for the day
Satellite television is an electronic device used to receive or transmit television broadcasts from a communications satellite that is orbiting in space. Satellite TV is also called direct broadcast satellite (DBS) because it bypasses closed-circuit television systems to pick up signals.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 8
Bingo
Soccer Team sign-up
Computers
Tuesday, Feb 9
Bingo
Soccer practice for game on 22nd
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Due to student behavior, all STUCO sponsored events during the school week will be eliminated until further notice!!!
All Honor Society forms must be turned in to Plotner in E11 by the end of the day today.
Braindrop for the day
Satellite television is an electronic device used to receive or transmit television broadcasts from a communications satellite that is orbiting in space. Satellite TV is also called direct broadcast satellite (DBS) because it bypasses closed-circuit television systems to pick up signals.
2-5-10
Student Bulletin
Friday, February 5, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN? CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS install, connect, test and maintain electrical systems, including climate control, security and communications in office buildings, homes, schools, hospitals and other structures where electrical power is used. Most CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS lean their trade through a 4- or 5- year apprenticeship program. Some learn their skills informally, on the job; working has helpers for experienced electricians.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 8
Bingo
Soccer Team sign-up
Computers
Tuesday, Feb 9
Bingo
Soccer practice for game on 22nd
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Next week is “Spirit Week” and STUCO will be sponsoring four activities as part of the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. Each activity will cost $1.00. Students who pay for the activity will be given a sticker to place on their id. From the students who have paid and are dressed appropriately, STUCO and the Principals will be voting for the student who best represents the team of each day. That student will be given a prize of $5.00.
Monday……………………will be Stuffed Animal and Pajama Day
Tuesday……………………will be blue and white (Royal Pride) Day
Wednesday……………….will be Dress up Day
Thursday…………………..will be Rainbow Day- dress up wearing the most colors of the rainbow J
The administrators can and will cancel any or all activities due to poor behavior by students. The dance for February has already been cancelled and the one for March is questionable, please don’t let a few students ruin the activities for everyone else.
All Honor Society forms must be turned in to Plotner in E11 by the end of the day on Monday, February 8th.
Door to poor behavior in the lunchroom and the lollipop table, assigned seating and no ala-carte for the next two weeks! No lollipops will be sold at lunch, but they will be sold at the basketball games.
Book club has 15 more openings!!! The One Left Behind is the book that we will be reading! If you enjoy reading and want to join us for lunch and recess on Thursdays, sign up with Mrs. Strand or Mrs. Hauff! Thanks!
STUCO will be selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers will cost $3.00 and will be delivered on Thursday, February 11th.
Here are the new play areas for February
Field O-R
North parking lot A-H
South parking lot S-Z
Tennis courts I-N
STUCO will also be sponsoring Saturday Movie Matinees. This Saturday, we will be showing Monsters, Inc. The movie starts at 10:00; it is free for all PV students, family and staff. We will also be selling popcorn, soda and candy at the movie.
Braindrop for the day
Satellite television is an electronic device used to receive or transmit television broadcasts from a communications satellite that is orbiting in space. Satellite TV is also called direct broadcast satellite (DBS) because it bypasses closed-circuit television systems to pick up signals.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN? CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS install, connect, test and maintain electrical systems, including climate control, security and communications in office buildings, homes, schools, hospitals and other structures where electrical power is used. Most CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS lean their trade through a 4- or 5- year apprenticeship program. Some learn their skills informally, on the job; working has helpers for experienced electricians.
Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
Monday, Feb 8
Bingo
Soccer Team sign-up
Computers
Tuesday, Feb 9
Bingo
Soccer practice for game on 22nd
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Thursday, Feb 11
YMCA
Computers
Next week is “Spirit Week” and STUCO will be sponsoring four activities as part of the Pennies for Patients fundraiser. Each activity will cost $1.00. Students who pay for the activity will be given a sticker to place on their id. From the students who have paid and are dressed appropriately, STUCO and the Principals will be voting for the student who best represents the team of each day. That student will be given a prize of $5.00.
Monday……………………will be Stuffed Animal and Pajama Day
Tuesday……………………will be blue and white (Royal Pride) Day
Wednesday……………….will be Dress up Day
Thursday…………………..will be Rainbow Day- dress up wearing the most colors of the rainbow J
The administrators can and will cancel any or all activities due to poor behavior by students. The dance for February has already been cancelled and the one for March is questionable, please don’t let a few students ruin the activities for everyone else.
All Honor Society forms must be turned in to Plotner in E11 by the end of the day on Monday, February 8th.
Door to poor behavior in the lunchroom and the lollipop table, assigned seating and no ala-carte for the next two weeks! No lollipops will be sold at lunch, but they will be sold at the basketball games.
Book club has 15 more openings!!! The One Left Behind is the book that we will be reading! If you enjoy reading and want to join us for lunch and recess on Thursdays, sign up with Mrs. Strand or Mrs. Hauff! Thanks!
STUCO will be selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers will cost $3.00 and will be delivered on Thursday, February 11th.
Here are the new play areas for February
Field O-R
North parking lot A-H
South parking lot S-Z
Tennis courts I-N
STUCO will also be sponsoring Saturday Movie Matinees. This Saturday, we will be showing Monsters, Inc. The movie starts at 10:00; it is free for all PV students, family and staff. We will also be selling popcorn, soda and candy at the movie.
Braindrop for the day
Satellite television is an electronic device used to receive or transmit television broadcasts from a communications satellite that is orbiting in space. Satellite TV is also called direct broadcast satellite (DBS) because it bypasses closed-circuit television systems to pick up signals.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
2-4-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN? CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS install, connect, test and maintain electrical systems, including climate control, security and communications in office buildings, homes, schools, hospitals and other structures where electrical power is used. Most CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS lean their trade through a 4- or 5- year apprenticeship program. Some learn their skills informally, on the job; working has helpers for experienced electricians.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Feb 4
Riverside Tennis
Computers
Monday, Feb 8
Bingo
Soccer Team sign-up
Computers
Tuesday, Feb 9
Bingo
Soccer practice for game on 22nd
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Door to poor behavior in the lunchroom and the lollipop table, assigned seating and no ala-carte for the next two weeks! No lollipops will be sold at lunch, but they will be sold at the basketball games.
8th graders that are interested in AVID at North High should come and listen to their presentation on Friday from 1:45-2:15. Stop by E14 and get a pass.
Book club has 15 more openings!!! The One Left Behind is the book that we will be reading! If you enjoy reading and want to join us for lunch and recess on Thursdays, sign up with Mrs. Strand or Mrs. Hauff! Thanks!
Congratulations to the All-City Band and Orchestra students on their performance in the All-City groups that played Monday and Tuesday of this week
Here are the new play areas for February
Field O-R
North parking lot A-H
South parking lot S-Z
Tennis courts I-N
STUCO will be selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers will cost $3.00 and will be delivered on Thursday, February 11th.
STUCO will also be sponsoring Saturday Movie Matinees. This Saturday, we will be showing Monsters, Inc. The movie starts at 10:00; it is free for all PV students, family and staff. We will also be selling popcorn, soda and candy at the movie.
STUCO will be sponsoring a fundraiser for Pennies for Pasta; the proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. We will be selling suckers and beads for fifty cents each. Also, there are several teachers who have boxes in their rooms for donations. The mentoring class who donates the most will receive a free pasta lunch from the Olive Garden restaurant. Watch for the “Spirit Week” agenda for next week.
Braindrop for the day
Between 1892 and 1954, more than 12,000,000 immigrants were processed through Ellis Island.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN? CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS install, connect, test and maintain electrical systems, including climate control, security and communications in office buildings, homes, schools, hospitals and other structures where electrical power is used. Most CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS lean their trade through a 4- or 5- year apprenticeship program. Some learn their skills informally, on the job; working has helpers for experienced electricians.
Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
Thursday, Feb 4
Riverside Tennis
Computers
Monday, Feb 8
Bingo
Soccer Team sign-up
Computers
Tuesday, Feb 9
Bingo
Soccer practice for game on 22nd
Wednesday, Feb 10
Cooking: Coffee cake muffins
Computers
Fun Fitness
Door to poor behavior in the lunchroom and the lollipop table, assigned seating and no ala-carte for the next two weeks! No lollipops will be sold at lunch, but they will be sold at the basketball games.
8th graders that are interested in AVID at North High should come and listen to their presentation on Friday from 1:45-2:15. Stop by E14 and get a pass.
Book club has 15 more openings!!! The One Left Behind is the book that we will be reading! If you enjoy reading and want to join us for lunch and recess on Thursdays, sign up with Mrs. Strand or Mrs. Hauff! Thanks!
Congratulations to the All-City Band and Orchestra students on their performance in the All-City groups that played Monday and Tuesday of this week
Here are the new play areas for February
Field O-R
North parking lot A-H
South parking lot S-Z
Tennis courts I-N
STUCO will be selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers will cost $3.00 and will be delivered on Thursday, February 11th.
STUCO will also be sponsoring Saturday Movie Matinees. This Saturday, we will be showing Monsters, Inc. The movie starts at 10:00; it is free for all PV students, family and staff. We will also be selling popcorn, soda and candy at the movie.
STUCO will be sponsoring a fundraiser for Pennies for Pasta; the proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. We will be selling suckers and beads for fifty cents each. Also, there are several teachers who have boxes in their rooms for donations. The mentoring class who donates the most will receive a free pasta lunch from the Olive Garden restaurant. Watch for the “Spirit Week” agenda for next week.
Braindrop for the day
Between 1892 and 1954, more than 12,000,000 immigrants were processed through Ellis Island.
2-3-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN? CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS install, connect, test and maintain electrical systems, including climate control, security and communications in office buildings, homes, schools, hospitals and other structures where electrical power is used. Most CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS lean their trade through a 4- or 5- year apprenticeship program. Some learn their skills informally, on the job; working has helpers for experienced electricians.
Here are the new play areas for February
Field O-R
North parking lot A-H
South parking lot S-Z
Tennis courts I-N
Come and support your Royals as they take on Coleman Middle School today! The cost is only $1. You will need your student id and not be on the D/F list
STUCO will be selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers will cost $3.00 and will be delivered on Thursday, February 11th.
STUCO will be sponsoring a fundraiser for Pennies for Pasta; the proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. We will be selling suckers and beads for fifty cents each. Also, there are several teachers who have boxes in their rooms for donations. The mentoring class who donates the most will receive a free pasta lunch from the Olive Garden restaurant. Watch for the “Spirit Week” agenda for next week.
STUCO will also be sponsoring Saturday Movie Matinees. This Saturday, we will be showing Monsters, Inc. The movie starts at 10:00; it is free for all PV students, family and staff. We will also be selling popcorn, soda and candy at the movie.
Thank you PVMS for being generous with your change. Every penny will make a difference in another child’s life. Through your generosity, PVMS has raised $229.57 from contributions placed in boxes in teachers’ classrooms. The mentoring class who will be receiving the pizza party is Mrs. March! Her class raised $46.03. Other donation boxes:
STUCO: $70.49
Plotner: $27.21
O’Keefe $25.67
Oliver: $18.49
Beevers: $10.32
Koehn: $9.32
Allred: $6.84
Borst: $6.61
Frazier: $5.44
Honeck: $4.15
Arvidson: $2.06
Counsell: $1.08
Office: $.93
Strand: $.32
THANK YOU FROM STUCO
Braindrop for the day
Graduation marks are the markings on a flask, beaker, measuring cup, or any other vessel used in measuring volume.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN? CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS install, connect, test and maintain electrical systems, including climate control, security and communications in office buildings, homes, schools, hospitals and other structures where electrical power is used. Most CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS lean their trade through a 4- or 5- year apprenticeship program. Some learn their skills informally, on the job; working has helpers for experienced electricians.
Here are the new play areas for February
Field O-R
North parking lot A-H
South parking lot S-Z
Tennis courts I-N
Come and support your Royals as they take on Coleman Middle School today! The cost is only $1. You will need your student id and not be on the D/F list
STUCO will be selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. The flowers will cost $3.00 and will be delivered on Thursday, February 11th.
STUCO will be sponsoring a fundraiser for Pennies for Pasta; the proceeds will go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. We will be selling suckers and beads for fifty cents each. Also, there are several teachers who have boxes in their rooms for donations. The mentoring class who donates the most will receive a free pasta lunch from the Olive Garden restaurant. Watch for the “Spirit Week” agenda for next week.
STUCO will also be sponsoring Saturday Movie Matinees. This Saturday, we will be showing Monsters, Inc. The movie starts at 10:00; it is free for all PV students, family and staff. We will also be selling popcorn, soda and candy at the movie.
Thank you PVMS for being generous with your change. Every penny will make a difference in another child’s life. Through your generosity, PVMS has raised $229.57 from contributions placed in boxes in teachers’ classrooms. The mentoring class who will be receiving the pizza party is Mrs. March! Her class raised $46.03. Other donation boxes:
STUCO: $70.49
Plotner: $27.21
O’Keefe $25.67
Oliver: $18.49
Beevers: $10.32
Koehn: $9.32
Allred: $6.84
Borst: $6.61
Frazier: $5.44
Honeck: $4.15
Arvidson: $2.06
Counsell: $1.08
Office: $.93
Strand: $.32
THANK YOU FROM STUCO
Braindrop for the day
Graduation marks are the markings on a flask, beaker, measuring cup, or any other vessel used in measuring volume.
2-2-10
Student Bulletin
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Coming soon…
Come and support your Royals as they take on Coleman Middle School, Wednesday, February 3. The cost is only $1. You will need your student id and not be on the D/F list
The Saturday Movie Matinee which was postponed from Saturday, January 29th, will be this Saturday, February 6th at 10:00 a.m.
Braindrop for the day
Angiosperms are plants that produce flowers and develop fruit around their seeds. Cereal grains like wheat, oats, barley, and corn are angiosperms, as are apples, oranges, and bananas.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon…
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
Coming soon…
Come and support your Royals as they take on Coleman Middle School, Wednesday, February 3. The cost is only $1. You will need your student id and not be on the D/F list
The Saturday Movie Matinee which was postponed from Saturday, January 29th, will be this Saturday, February 6th at 10:00 a.m.
Braindrop for the day
Angiosperms are plants that produce flowers and develop fruit around their seeds. Cereal grains like wheat, oats, barley, and corn are angiosperms, as are apples, oranges, and bananas.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
1-28-10
Student Bulletin
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a REPORTER/JOURNALIST? REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS gather information and prepare reports of news locally and from all over the world. They write news on foreign affairs, war, accidents, politics, celebrities and many other subjects. They investigate leads, observe events at the scene and interview people. They take notes and may take photos or shoot videos. Employers prefer to hire REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Experience on school newspapers or broadcasting stations and internships with news companies is a plus.
Don’t forget to donate to Pennies for Peace- Tomorrow will be the last day to donate to help educators’ students in other parts of the world.
PVMS will be having a bake sale on Friday, January 29th at 3:10 in the front lobby by the cafeteria.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Fuel up to Play 60 program on their website. The Fuel up to Play 60 advisory team will be giving away two Nintendo Wii's at the end of the school year to the student who logs the most activity and the other winner will be drawn from all students who have signed up on the website.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
28
Field trip
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Brown bear cubs don't come out of their birthing dens until they are about four months old. They stay with their mothers until they are two to three years old.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a REPORTER/JOURNALIST? REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS gather information and prepare reports of news locally and from all over the world. They write news on foreign affairs, war, accidents, politics, celebrities and many other subjects. They investigate leads, observe events at the scene and interview people. They take notes and may take photos or shoot videos. Employers prefer to hire REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Experience on school newspapers or broadcasting stations and internships with news companies is a plus.
Don’t forget to donate to Pennies for Peace- Tomorrow will be the last day to donate to help educators’ students in other parts of the world.
PVMS will be having a bake sale on Friday, January 29th at 3:10 in the front lobby by the cafeteria.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Fuel up to Play 60 program on their website. The Fuel up to Play 60 advisory team will be giving away two Nintendo Wii's at the end of the school year to the student who logs the most activity and the other winner will be drawn from all students who have signed up on the website.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
28
Field trip
Computers
Braindrop for the day
Brown bear cubs don't come out of their birthing dens until they are about four months old. They stay with their mothers until they are two to three years old.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
1-27-10
Student Bulletin
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a REPORTER/JOURNALIST? REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS gather information and prepare reports of news locally and from all over the world. They write news on foreign affairs, war, accidents, politics, celebrities and many other subjects. They investigate leads, observe events at the scene and interview people. They take notes and may take photos or shoot videos. Employers prefer to hire REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Experience on school newspapers or broadcasting stations and internships with news companies is a plus.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Fuel up to Play 60 program on their website. The Fuel up to Play 60 advisory team will be giving away two Nintendo Wii's at the end of the school year to the student who logs the most activity and the other winner will be drawn from all students who have signed up on the website.
Don’t forget to donate to Pennies for Peace- Friday will be the last day to donate to help educators’ students in other parts of the world.
Watch for fliers for the Saturday Movie Matinee to be held here at PV this Saturday.
Please come out and support your NAL team tomorrow in our last game of the season. We will be playing Marshall.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
27
Computers
Cooking
Fun Fitness
28
Field trip
Computers
High School Info: Attention 8th graders……
¯ Enrollment for North and Heights is scheduled for Wednesday, February 3rd at PVMS. Enrollment will be done through your math class. North High will be in the library and Heights will be in Mrs. Berlin’s room. You will discuss possible elective choices with the high school counselors and complete the enrollment form. You may be asked to take the forms home and return them the next day with a parent/guardian signature. Heights and North will then return on Thursday, February 4th and will be stationed in the library to pick up forms and answer questions.
It’s enrollment time! Current 6th and 7th graders will be enrolling for the upcoming 2010-2011 school year during the following dates:
¯ Current 6th graders into 7th grade: The week of February 16th. Enrollment forms due: February 18th to the Math teacher
¯ Current 7th graders into 8th grade: The week of February 22nd. Enrollment forms due: February 25th to the Social Studies teacher
Braindrop for the day
Up to 50 percent of the average household's energy consumption is used for heating and cooling the home. Checking that your windows are properly sealed will help insulate your home and reduce energy consumption.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Career Area of the Week:
How about a REPORTER/JOURNALIST? REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS gather information and prepare reports of news locally and from all over the world. They write news on foreign affairs, war, accidents, politics, celebrities and many other subjects. They investigate leads, observe events at the scene and interview people. They take notes and may take photos or shoot videos. Employers prefer to hire REPORTERS/JOURNALISTS with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Experience on school newspapers or broadcasting stations and internships with news companies is a plus.
Don’t forget to sign up for the Fuel up to Play 60 program on their website. The Fuel up to Play 60 advisory team will be giving away two Nintendo Wii's at the end of the school year to the student who logs the most activity and the other winner will be drawn from all students who have signed up on the website.
Don’t forget to donate to Pennies for Peace- Friday will be the last day to donate to help educators’ students in other parts of the world.
Watch for fliers for the Saturday Movie Matinee to be held here at PV this Saturday.
Please come out and support your NAL team tomorrow in our last game of the season. We will be playing Marshall.
Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
27
Computers
Cooking
Fun Fitness
28
Field trip
Computers
High School Info: Attention 8th graders……
¯ Enrollment for North and Heights is scheduled for Wednesday, February 3rd at PVMS. Enrollment will be done through your math class. North High will be in the library and Heights will be in Mrs. Berlin’s room. You will discuss possible elective choices with the high school counselors and complete the enrollment form. You may be asked to take the forms home and return them the next day with a parent/guardian signature. Heights and North will then return on Thursday, February 4th and will be stationed in the library to pick up forms and answer questions.
It’s enrollment time! Current 6th and 7th graders will be enrolling for the upcoming 2010-2011 school year during the following dates:
¯ Current 6th graders into 7th grade: The week of February 16th. Enrollment forms due: February 18th to the Math teacher
¯ Current 7th graders into 8th grade: The week of February 22nd. Enrollment forms due: February 25th to the Social Studies teacher
Braindrop for the day
Up to 50 percent of the average household's energy consumption is used for heating and cooling the home. Checking that your windows are properly sealed will help insulate your home and reduce energy consumption.
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