Posted on 24. Jan, 2012 by kjudnick.
Click on the SchoolMall web link below to shop on line and help our school earn cash.
www.SchoolMall.com
Dear Parents,
Our school is participating in the SchoolMall program. This online program helps our school earn cash without having students sell door-to-door, collect money or deliver products. Over 200 merchants, including Sears, Target and WalMart.com, have joined together to offer up to 50% of sales to our school when Parkview parents, families and friends do their online shopping through SchoolMall.com.
To shop, simply go to www.schoolmall.com and select our school. We hope you enjoy the SchoolMall website.
Please share this information with your friends and relatives as anyone in the world can help our school earn money by going to the School Mall website and selecting the Parkview Learning Center before they do their online shopping.
Parkview will also participate in the SchoolMall Postcard Campaign, January 24 – January 31. Your participation is the key to a successful program for our school. Parkview will receive a guaranteed $2.25 per 6 mailable postcards. These postcards will be mailed to family and friends along with a brochure offering over 250 family magazines, other specialty items, and instructions on how to shop at www.schoolmall.com. When two items are ordered from the brochure, your child will earn the “Glow-In-The-Dark” SpongeBob & Friends shirt. Every child who returns the booklet marked “Yes” will be entered in a drawing, held in May, for a Family Vacation to Orlando, Florida. Also, every child returning a completed postcard booklet will receive a special gift.
As always, the students and staff at Parkview thank you for your continued support of our great school!
Sincerely,
Michael Krebsbach, Principal
Posted on 11. Nov, 2011 by admin.
January 24 – 27 – Pennies for Patients
January 24 – 31 – SchoolMall Fundraiser
February 1 – Parkview Read-A-Thon begins
February 8 – 10 – Parkview PTA Book Fair
February 20 – NO SCHOOL – President’s Day
Posted on 10. Nov, 2011 by admin.
Remember to have your child dress for the weather. Children go outside every day in the morning before school and during the noon recess. Children should wear winter jackets, snowpants, hats, and mittens to school.
Posted on 09. Nov, 2011 by admin.
Please check the Lost & Found. Many “lost” items have been collected this school year. The Lost & Found table is located in the main hallway.
Posted on 01. Mar, 2011 by kjudnick.
Welcome to the Parkview Learning Center! If you are new to the area and would like your child to attend the Parkview Learning Center please call us at 218-742-3801. The Parkview office is open Monday – Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Posted on 28. Feb, 2011 by kjudnick.
3rd Grade Supplies
* large backpack-labeled with your child’s name
* 1 small toolbox that will fit inside student’s desk
* pencils & erasers
* a blue or black pen
* crayons, colored pencils & water-based markers
* two- 8 1/2 X 11 wide-lined spiral notebooks
(with wide-lined paper…not college-ruled please…)
* two-2-pocket folders
* 1 pair of child-sized scissors for crafts (labeled)
* 1 pair of gym shoes to be left in school (labeled)
* 1 bottle of glue & 2 glue sticks (labeled)
* 1 ruler (labeled)
* 2 highlighters * two tubs of antibacterial wipes
* Headphones (optional) – for the computer lab (no earbuds)
* 1 box of Kleenex
2nd Grade Supplies
- wooden # 2 pencils
- erasers (pencil top or 2” pink)
- a pencil/toolbox (5”x 8” , NOT A LARGE ONE)
- 1 bottle of white glue and 4 gluesticks
- 1 pair of gym shoes to keep in school (clean, don’t need to be new)
- Fiskar type pointed scissors
- crayons ( 1 box of 16 to start with – no large boxes)
- large backpack (no wheels)
- 1 wide lined spiral notebook
- pocket folders: 1 green, 1 red
- 1 choice/decorative folder
- inch/cm ruler
- 1 box of Kleenex
- one container of antibacterial wipes
1st Grade Supplies
*One tool /pencil box
*Fiskar scissors
*Pencils
*Erasers (long rectangular type)
*One or two boxes Kleenex
*Gym shoes (to be kept in school & worn only in gym)
*Two 2-pocket folders
*Glue sticks
*1 box of 24 crayons
*Water-based markers
*Headphones (optional) – for the computer lab (no earbuds)
*One large backpack
*One container of antibacterial wipes
Kindergarten Supplies
Please bring the items with you and your kindergartner on orientation day.
*One SMALL bath towel for rest time. (Large sizes do not fit in storage areas.)
*One pair of gym shoes. They do not need to be new but should be clean and will need to be left in school. Slip-ons or velcro are important. Please keep this in mind for everyday shoes also. As you prepare school clothes, please try to have items your child can manage on their own.
*One backpack. It should be large enough to hold several items. (Papers, notes, projects, lunches, etc.) Please avoid those with wheels as they do not fit in our lockers.
*One hard plastic pencil box. Please try to limit the size to approximately 5×9.
*One dish pan. (11 1/2 quart size with no lid. Not the storage kind.) Please try to do your best to find this size as our storage areas accommodate certain sizes.
*BIG Elmers/Scotch/3M glue sticks. Students go through about 15 per year of the large size. They are easiest to find in the fall and can be stored at school until your child needs them.
* 2 Pocket folders to take work and notes back and forth. (Look for heavy duty.)
*4 pk Expo low odor dry erase markers – chisel tip
*Children’s Fiskar scissors. *Crayons. (48 count box) *Thick washable markers.
*Antibacterial wipes (like baby wipes)
* 12 Wood Pencils. (Sharpened!) *1 Box of Tissues *Erasers * 1 Spiral Notebook
*Headphones: School quality headphones will be available for order on Open House Night and Orientation.
Posted on 28. Jan, 2011 by admin.
Parkview Learning Center serves the pre-kindergarten through third grade students of Virginia Public Schools. The school first opened in 1995 and currently serves 440 students. Parkview has a wonderful and supportive PTA that is active in helping our students achieve their potential.
Reading, writing, spelling and math are priorities. Science, social studies and health are many times integrated to provide relevant and meaningful experiences for the child. Each child attends music, physical education, computer and art classes weekly. Parkview has two state of the art computer labs for students to use.
The entire school works hard to teach its students the beginning basic skills of Reading, Mathematics, and Language Arts as it contributes to the school district’s efforts to be an “Academic Powerhouse”. At Parkview Learning Center we also teach our students to be respectful, responsible, self-disciplined and honest.
Accelerated Reader is a supplemental reading program that encourages and supports student reading of library books. This program has been enormously successful for students. Parkview staff believes that every child will be successful.
Posted on 30. Nov, 2010 by kjudnick.
This is a reminder to keep your Intant Alert profile information up to date. Maintaining the accuracy of your profile will increase the ability of the school to keep you informed. Go to https://instantalert.honeywell.com to access the system. If you need assistance with your profile, please send an email to InstantAlertHelp@Honeywell.com or contact the Parkview Learning Center at 742-3801.
Posted on 26. Oct, 2009 by admin.
Parkview Learning Center has received a $750.00 grant from the ExxonMobile Educational Alliance program to support the school’s technology program. Mike Hippolt of Plaza Mobil in Virginia MN, worked with school officials to secure the grant, which is one of 2400 available to schools across the country served by Exxon or Mobil stations. The grants were made possible by funding from the ExonMobil Corporation.
“The Parkview Learning Center works hard to make learning interesting and fun.” Said Mike Hippolt. “As a Mobil retailer, I am proud to help the young people of our community.”
The ExxonMobil Educational Alliance program is designed to provide Exxon and Mobil retailers with an opportunity to invest in the future of their communities through educational grants to neighborhood schools. ExxonMobil believes that, as members of the community, local retailers are best qualified to work with local educators to help identify schools and programs most in need of support.
