The ag program, for grades 8-12, is currently being held in the back half of the ag facility where we usually run our welding and other programs that need space. The front part is currently being used for storage as we get ready to clean it out. When the front portion is torn down, we will temporarily lose a classroom, the wood working area, water and bathrooms, and storage. The ag classes will move to the new modular we brought in. Remember, as noted earlier, these new modulars don’t have bathrooms. So students will be traveling between the back half of the ag building to the modular and then to the school building constantly until we are able to put up the Sprung structure.
The new structure, even though it is a moveable structure, will have a new heating system, bathrooms, and a woodworking area, just like a permanent structure would have. Class will still move between the modular and the ag building, depending on what is being taught and how it is being taught as we won’t set up walls to separate out a classroom in the Sprung structure.
Our ag program is a vital program for our school. We have had so many students go through the programs we offer in ag. Many of those have remained in our community and continue to farm, ranch, run businesses, and support our ag and FFA programs. Continuing to provide a safe and modern facility to grow our programs is very important to our school and community. Your vote on the building reserve levy is very important to our program offerings.
The Friday night football game at Fort Benton is on the NFHS network but you need to look up Fort Benton High School to find it.
How does $70,000 per year for five years benefit the school and specifically the ag program and FFA in Park City. The $70,000 will be used to make payments on a loan that will enable the school to purchase a Sprung structure (example in the picture) for our Ag program. As noted earlier, the front half of our Ag building needs to be removed due to structural issues. The district looked at a number of options and settled on the Sprung style of buildings because of its durability, energy efficiency, and mobility. The Board looked at the possibility of renting the building for five years vs purchasing it, but the cost difference was minimal. One of the best reasons to purchase the structure is that it is movable. So when the district is able to eventually build a new school, the Sprung structure can be moved to either that facility or to the bus barn to be used as a bus shop. That would enable the district the opportunity to sell the current ag building property without losing its investment in this structure. REMEMBER TO VOTE ON SEPTEMBER 19.
Vision and Hearing screenings will be happening tomorrow, Thursday, August 24.
Park City Scools is looking to hire an elementary aide. Work one on one or on small groups. Monday through Thursday south the same days of as the students. Applications are on the schools website or you can grab one at school.
These are the NEW PRICES for school meals this year. Please remember to fill out the free and reduced meal forms. It is important to fill these out even if you don't think you would qualify as it can provide more access to the school for future grants.
K-12 Breakfast $2.00
Adult Breakfast $2.50
K-4 Lunch $2.75
5-12 Lunch $3.00
Adult Lunch $4.75
Extra milk $.50
We are excited to see all of our students Wednesday for our first day. JH and HS report to the gym. K-6 report to their classrooms. Breakfast is available in the cafeteria
Don't forget that school starts on Wednesday, August 16. Come on August 15 from 4-6 PM to meet your student's teachers, classmates, administration, and others. Participate in activities sponsored by the PTA.
LAST DAY
Check out Panther Gear sponsored by the Park City Panther Booster Club so you are decked out in team colors this year. https://parkcitybooster2023.itemorder.com/shop/home/?fbclid=IwAR2BnnbbZIGzYhYlsHrc9V8v0IojGLWMo59j3_xOeqfMMoWg6VqGtgAH-0k
If you are having any issue or question regarding our Infinite Campus portal, please use this link and then send a message to Trish Nicholson. https://www.parkcityschools.org/staff?page_no=3
Just a reminder to check our BACK TO SCHOOL page on the website for updated information for the big event on August 16. https://www.parkcityschools.org/page/back-to-school
Junior High Football and Junior High Volleyball will begin on August 21st. Please plan on attending the meeting on Thursday, August 10th for team meetings and please be sure to have a current physical completed by the first day of practice (August 21st). For any questions, please contact Mr. Cavan .
Animation camp starts Monday at 8 a.m. There is plenty of open slots so please send your 6th-9th grade student if interested. Free. Fun. Imaginative. Team building.
check out this video about our upcoming animation camp https://www.wevideo.com/view/3133903994
The Fall Sports Meeting will be on August 10th @ 6:30 pm. This is for all athletes and parents 6-12 planning on participating in sports this fall.
Camp of Champions tshirts are available in the District Office if you did not get the correct size at the camp.
Don't forget to sign up for the StoryMaker Summer Animation Camp. Students entering grades 6-9 can sign up. July 31-August 4. 8:00 AM-Noon. An opportunity for students to create their own animated stories. How it works: https://vimeo.com/171848392 Sign up at school or online.
Most JH and HS students should have at least a partial schedule in their Infinite Campus account. The following dates and times are set aside for students to come in and complete or adjust their schedules:
Tuesday, August 8: Seniors 8-11 AM Juniors 12-3 PM
Wednesday, August 9: Sophomores 8-11 AM Freshman 12-3 PM
Thursday, August 10: New Students 8-11 AM OPEN Times 12-3 PM
HIRING:
2 long term substitute teachers to start tentatively in mid-September through November (specific dates to be determined). One high school social studies and one elementary position. Either certified teachers or non-certified applicants may apply. Please complete either certified or classified application and submit along with a letter of application to Park City Schools. Contact the district office for more information.
HIRING
Multi-Function Clerk
Classified Position
Please fill out a classified application if interested. $14 to start plus benefits, including insurance and state retirement. Duties include:
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Performs a wide variety of clerical and secretarial work, including typing, proofreading, filing, and checking and recording information.
Responsible for keeping accurate and detailed accounts of all receipts and disbursements for Activities.
Assist Business Manager with reports, data entry, verifying counts and preparing cash boxes.
Maintain records of meal accounts and prepare reports and assist at breakfast and lunch with cafeteria and meal numbers
Coordinate substitutes for the District.
Serves as receptionist when needed and gives information or directs visitors to proper office, including filling in for the front office when a secretary is absent.
Receives, sorts, and distributes mail and office correspondence.
Types reports, records, and other materials from notes, dictation, etc.
Sorts, indexes, and files materials alphabetically, numerically, and by other predetermined categories.
Collates, and assembles materials for distribution.