Monday:  Chicken Sandwich    Breakfast is Granola Bar

Tuesday:  Tacos      Breakfast is French Toast

Wednesday:  Orange Chicken     Breakfast is Cereal

Thursday:  Hot Dogs     Breakfast is Stuffed Hash Browns

MEAL PRICES FOR SCHOOL LUNCH:

• K-4 $2.00
• 5-12 $2.50
• EXTRA MILK  $0.35

FIRST WEEK MEALS:

• WEDNESDAY - CHICKEN NUGGETS
• THURSDAY - CORN DOGS
• FRIDAY - SPAGHETTI

BREAKFAST IS ALSO AVAILABLE THIS WEEK

Primary Grades

Intermediate Grades

The Atlanta Falcons are hosting a Parents Clinic on June 26th from 7-9 PM and ayouth clinic on the 27th from 6-8:15 PM.  The youth clinic is for boys and girls grades 1-8.  Please see the attatchments for more info.

Parent Clinic

Youth Clinic

Click here for Info:  Summer Reading Program

LUNCH BALANCES MUST BE PAID IN FULL PRIOR TO THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. 

CLICK HERE FOR THE NOTICE:  NEW NOTICE

SEE HERE FOR CHANGES AND UPDATES!

A & E Architects will be at the March 14 Board meeting to discuss costs and options for new facilities.  The meeting starts at 7:00 PM and is in the multi-purpose room/cafeteria.

INFORMATIONAL FLYER

RESOLUTION

Girls Divisional Basketball Tournament is this Thursday through Saturday in Laurel.  First game for the girls is Thursday at 8 PM vs Wibaux.  You can follow the games that feature the 4C on KATLRADIO.COM

Bracket: 

CLICK HERE FOR ADULT ED INFO:  CLASSES

Tournament Brackets

Get tickets at the high school office this week

CLICK THE BASKETBALL FOR TOURNAMENT BRACKETS 

Please notice date change!

An orientation for Hunter Safety will run March 13 at 6:30 sharp-a parent must attend.  Classes are March 20-24 and will run from 6:15-9 PM.  You can go online to www.FWP.MT.GOV to register.  The field course will happen on March 25 in Laurel.

Click on the valentine for the annual valentine sale

ITS FLU TIME.  PLEASE CHECK HERE FOR WAYS TO AVOID THE FLU OR HELP CONTAIN IT IF YOU HAVE THE FLU.

Thanksgiving Dinner will again be served this year on Thursday, November 17. Please click the following link for more information:  TURKEY DINNER

Project Hope of Stillwater County is partnering with Park City Schools again for the fall CATS/GRIZ FOOD DRIVE. 85-90 county wide families will receive both Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner food boxes. 100 students per week, county wide now receive weekend food backpacks with Beartooth Ford and other sponsors' help. So please donate and pack both the food tubs with non-perishable food items.

Here is the bracket for the Lady Panthers at their Divisional Tournament:  Bracket

District Volleyball Tourament is in Absarokee Oct 27-29.

Click here for schedule:  Dist Tournament

RED RIBBON WEEK IS OCTOBER 24-28.  GET IN THE SPIRIT OF PROMOTING A DRUG FREE LIFE.  HERE ARE THE DAILY THEMES FOR THE WEEK:  RED RIBBON WEEK THEMES

Montana Crunch Time 
Montana Crunch Time is a statewide event to celebrate Food Day and National Farm to School Month in Montana by crunching into locally and regionally grown apples on Monday, October 24, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. MST.

Montana Crunch Time 2015 was a great success! Park City Schools participated last year from the playground. The picture is available on the Park City FCCLA Facebook page.

Capture Your Crunch! 
Share your story by tagging a photo or video with the hashtag #MontanaCrunchTime on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social media sites.

We would like to run an Adult Education session later this fall, Specifically Nov 7 through Dec 10.  If you are interested in teaching a class, please fill out a class proposal at the following link.

ADULT ED

There will be a benefit dinner on Sept 23 during the volleyball game to benefit one of our students.  Tristan Medicine Horse needs a kidney transplant.  More info here:  benefit dinner

Through grants, vocational funding and the tech levy, Park City has been able to purchase two 3D printers for our schools.  One is housed in Ms. Harpster's class and the other in Ms. Hanson's class.  3D printers have been around for quite a while, but have just recently become affordable for schools.  At this point we are usnig them only for the students that have those teachers, but we will be able to expand their use throughout the year.  There are several key reasons for utilizing 3D printers in school:

Parent Teacher conferences are January 16-18.  Elementary teachers have theirs scheduled so if you have not set yours up yet, please do so ASAP.  7-12 is open ended.  In order to better accommodate parents, we will run conferences from 4-6 PM on Monday and Tuesday.  Wednesday will run from 3-4:30.  If you are unable to attend during those times, please contac the teacher you wish to see to set up an appointment.

2017-18 CALENDAR

St Vincent Healthcare, Absarokee, Stillwater Billings Clinic, and BCBS of Montana Care Van are teaming up to bring flu vaccines to your children at Park City School on Oct 7 from 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM.  If you are interested in having your child vaccinated, please see the information attached below:

Letter to Parents

Vaccination Consent Form

Influenze VIS Statement

One of the most important things we as a school can do is to provide a safe environment for our students to learn.  We are always striving to provide the safest environment possible, but we also realize that we are not always successful.  We have utilized MBI for a number of years and we have seen some good success with it in a decrease of bad behaviors and an improvement in our school climate.  We have recently decided to utilize a new program to supplement MBI.  That program is Friendly Schools.

Here is a Park City Student Newspaper from 1949

check this link for open gym times for various sports and AMP training:  OPEN GYM

The following link is a survey regarding facilities planning for Park City Schools.  The survey is set up by providing you with some information and then asking for some questions. Please go through the survey and if you have further questions use the last question to note those. 

FACILITIES SURVEY

Traffic Safety Education, otherwise known as Drivers Ed, will run from July 10 through August 11 this summer.  Class time will be 9-11 AM for the entire class.  There will be drives scheduled for the 3 hours before class and 3 hours after class, so from 6-9 AM and 11 AM-2 PM.  There will be a parent meeting for parents and students on July 7 from 7-9 PM in the cafeteria.  Sign ups for the class will begin May 15 at the high school office.  The cost is $210 and must be paid upon registration.

We are looking at starting up Adult Education classes later this winter.  The dates for classes would be February 20-March 31.  Classes can be 4-6 weeks in length.  If you have proposal for a class you would like to teach, please fill out the attached Adult Ed Proposal form.  They are due by January 27

Park City Adult Ed Proposal 2017

ASSISTANT BOYS BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL COACHES NEEDED

VARIOUS SUBSTITUE OPPORTUNITIES

JOB DESCRIPTIONS

Our 6th grade made some videos as a part of their Friendly Schools Curriculum

Our 6th grade made some videos as a part of their Friendly Schools Curriculum

MT TeenVax Challenge

Here are some links for college, financial aid and ACT prep.

GEAR UP

MONTANA UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

ACT PREP  Make sure you scroll through the entire document for multiple links.

Our 6th grade made some videos as a part of their Friendly Schools Curriculum

Our 6th grade made some videos as a part of their Friendly Schools Curriculum

Our 6th grade made some videos as a part of their Friendly Schools Curriculum

CHECK OUT WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH OUR FRIENDLY SCHOOLS PROGRAM IN THE ELEMENTARY.

Click here for a video of the RESPECT rally held March 29. https://goo.gl/vEuOjx

Here are some summer camps for youth that are focused on Education:  http://www.msubillings.edu/kids