Mar. 9 – Spring Pictures/friends
Mar. 11 – 4th grade Bowling; Board Meeting
Mar. 12 – 5th Grade Bowling
Mar. 15-19 Spring Break-NO SCHOOL
Mar. 22- Scoliosis screening (5th grade only during PE) Mar. 25 – Wendy’s Night
Mar. 26 – Popcorn Day; report cards
Mar. 29 – SAT10 make-up

• • PES STARS: Riddhi Patel - helped Mrs. Estes in the Concession Stand; Meredith Lindsay, Katrina Rotermund, Audrey Burleson, Kaleigh Baker,Adam Miller- picking up trash on the playground
  • FUN DAY is coming up in May. Work hard on your test reviews and tests so that you can go!
  • Spring/friend pictures today
  • Let’s continue to work on hall rules. Cafeteria – don’t forget to sweep under the tables.
  • Bus Rule for March: Students should remain seated and facing the front of the bus at all times.
  • Vision Statement: Students today, Leaders tomorrow.
  

Help our school win $5,000! We've entered a nationwide reading contest and we need your help. The Raise a Reader School Challenge, sponsored by the International Reading Association, Parents magazine, and Parents.com, is rewarding the school that reads the most this spring. Starting March 8, follow this link Click here for more information and register your child for the reading program. The program is totally free and records minutes, books read, and even has a print option if you'd like to track your little reader's achievements. Individual readers are also eligible to win $50 gift cards to Barnes and Noble.
Please let Kathy Craig know if you have any questions about the program.

 

No peanut products are allowed at PES due to severe allergies. Parents should NOT send peanut products as snacks to schools. Thank you!

Effective August 31, 2009 PES office hours 7:45-3:30.  

Click here for more information 
 

PES will have a concession stand this year to help offset the lack of funds from the state.  It will also hopefully provide a service to parents by providing nutritious, state approved snacks.  All snacks meet the nutrition requirements adopted by Alabama State Board of Education.  Parents may print off the order form or simply write your child’s name and the desired snack on notepaper.   All drinks and snacks are $.50.  It's very important that snack money be sent to school with your child and not brought in after school begins.  Teachers must have their money and order forms turned in by 8am to the snack personnel.

Thank you for supporting our school!

Click here for order form. 
 

 
 

Our School Messenger has been incorporated into our
school system this year to notify you by phone in the event of early dismissal. Please keep your phone number updated by contacting our office with any new phone numbers you may have. Whatever dismissal time is announced, we will dismiss 15 minutes earlier so that the high school and middle school can dismiss on time.  Parents who have not received school messenger phone calls should contact the school office at 341-9202 to update school information.

Click here for school messenger information and form
Click here for school messenger information and form (Spanish)

If you must change your child’s afternoon mode of transportation after your child has arrived at school-you must do the following:

• Fax a note w/ a copy of your driver’s license to 341-0776.

• Deliver a note to the front desk in the school office.

• Send a note with your child.

Phone calls to change afternoon transportation are no longer accepted per Mr. Bob Balch, Superintendent.
  

Please refrain from parking in the red “Fire Lane” that has been painted in front of the school and along the curbside of the Flagpole.  We are making this request in order to fulfill safety requirements for emergency personnel.  Should the need arise for their services, the parked cars would hinder response time.  If you are unable to find a lined parking space in the circle lot when visiting our school, we have ample parking on either of the side parking lots.  Thank you so much for your cooperation and continued support of Priceville Elementary School!

 

Our parents and community are vital to the success of our school!  We encourage parents, grandparents, and others to help in our school.  Should you wish to be included in our volunteer program, please contact Mrs. Sheila McAlpin, our ARI Reading Coach, at 341-9202.

 

Should you have questions or need additional information, please call the office at 341-9202.  We are here to help and want to make this a wonderful year for you and your child!

 

The mission of Priceville Elementary School , in partnership with family and community, is to serve the unique needs of all learners in an effective educational environment where students are prepared to become productive, responsible members of our global society.