First of all, thank you to all the families that supported the spring photo fundraiser this year. Students were able to set up a studio space, as well as pose and photograph students for this fundraiser as a way to apply the skills they've been learning over the past year. The pictures turned out great!
I should be rolling out the web link to your "gallery" through Pixiset this year. A link will be emailed to you through the address you provided on your forms. If you have any issues being able to download your images, please don't hesitate to email me at bshermer@pcsd5.org. It is still a learning process, but delivering images to you all has been an easier process due to this website.
Missoula Children's Theater is presenting Red Riding Hood on Friday featuring Park City School students at 2 different shows.
Congrats to the April Students of the Month: Ciana, Kylie, Andrew, Zach and Kendalyn
Spring Athlete Pictures
Please check your inbox to view your athlete's album. Easy click into the email to login to access image viewing. Middle Boys Basketball, Golf, Track, and K-6 group images are available for ordering. Didn't receive an email? Check your spam folder. Otherwise, email help@collectiveimaging.com for your student's secure link to order. Note: you can mix and match within sports packages and crop/zoom into images.
Kindergarten Registration
If you have a student who will be 5 years on or before September 10, 2023, please contact or stop by the school to register your student for the 2023-2024 school year.
Early Entry Kindergarten Registration
If you have a student who will be 4 years on or before September 10, 2023, please contact or stop by the school to register your student for the 2023-2024 school year
It has come to our attention that the local police report found in a local newspaper states that a juvenile has threatened to shoot up the school and the incident is under investigation. There are a couple things that I would like to point out. First of all, the police report sections report whatever the statement was that was called in to dispatch. Second of all, our school takes all threats seriously. In this situation we had a young elementary student lose his temper and made threatening statements to his teacher and class. Students were removed from class while administration was called down to deal with the student. This student was dealt with through our disciplinary process, we visited with our School Resource Officer, and we developed a plan for this student’s continuing education, keeping in mind the safety of all students. This is a situation where the school could have done a better job of communicating its processes to the public and we will develop a plan to do so when or if issues reach a certain level. Procedures for safety, action and communication are already in place if there are threats to the school.
Please don't forget that Yearbook will be doing our annual Spring Photo fundraiser this Wednesday. This fundraiser not only supports the High School Yearbook, but this year this event is more hands on, allowing students to experience setting up and creating a professional photo mini session on their own.
These sessions would typically be taken outside, however if the weather doesn't permit, students will set up a studio inside. This session is for both Elementary and High school students.
Forms went home last week, but if you did not receive it, and still would like to support, please contact me at bshermer@pcsd5.org.
Thank you!
Elementary Class pictures will be Tuesday morning. Notifications will be sent out in a couple weeks when pictures will be available to order.
Parents, please join us from the comfort of your homes for this important night of family mental health.
Middle school boys basketball photo ordering is still available until the end of the school year. Didn't receive the email? Be sure to inquire with your athlete's name at help@collectiveimaging.com to receive your student's link to order. Note: multiple backgrounds, poses, different cropping/zoom options, are available within packages.
Congrats to our March Students of the Month! Gage, Cooper, Noah, Josee and Amillia
Ms. Holscher's 5th Period Pre-calculus class got to collaborate with Mrs. Shermer to create ceramic coil pots! Students had to calculate the shrink rate and the wet size of our clay, and then create it!
Please take a minute to fill out the survey found using the QR code or link below. It is an annual survey that helps our school know what you consider to be areas of strength and areas to work on.
https://bit.ly/3lLqOIt
Great News! After 2 years of having to use bottled water, our school's new well with treated water is flowing. Students can fill up their water bottles from our drinking fountain fill stations again.
All juniors will be taking their ACT tests on Tuesday morning. Please make sure they have a good breakfast. They will be done by lunch. 10th grade has Pre-ACT tests on Wednesday morning
Drivers Ed starts May 8 with a parent meeting from 6-8 pm. Potential students must be 14 and a half by June 16. Sign ups for the class will start on April 3 in the high school office. Fee is $225.
There will be an internet safety presentation on Monday, March 13th for grades 4-12. The sessions are open to all parents and the community that is interested. Feel free to attend any one of the four sessions listed below.
9-10 am - Grades 4-6
10:10-11:10 am - Grades 11-12
11:15-12:15 pm Grades 9-10
1:00-2:00 pm Grades 7-8
High school track starts March 13 and JH track starts April 3. Please note that there must be a current physical on file with the school dated after May 1, 2022. Also make sure your activity forms are all submitted through Dragonfly: https://max.dragonflyathletics.com/maxweb/max-cover/login
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month: Liz, Colton, Hayden, Emily, and Savanna
The cupcake challenge was on in the culinary classes yesterday.
