Let’s take a moment to celebrate someone who truly keeps our school running like a well-oiled machine — our secretary, Mrs. Doris!
From answering phones with a smile, keeping up with the school's finances, comforting kids (and sometimes teachers), tracking down missing permission slips, and somehow always knowing everything— she does it ALL with patience and a whole lot of heart.
Our school wouldn’t be the same without you. Thank you for being the calm in the chaos, the keeper of all the things, and the quiet hero behind the scenes. We see you. We appreciate you. And we’re so lucky to have you!
Happy Administrative Professionals Day, Mrs. Doris!
Spring pictures will be made tomorrow! A proof will be sent home with an option to buy at a later date. 🌺
Students in Mrs. Watts's 4th grade classes built acute, right, and obtuse angles using anglegs while reviewing their geometry standards. Then they went on a real-world angle scavenger hunt around the school. ❤️
2nd graders in Mrs. Gray's class visited the "Dollar Diner" today while working on their money skills in math class. Such a fun, engaging activity!
Kindergarten registration will be this Friday, April 4th! We can't wait to meet our future bears. 🐻
Due to the threat of severe weather, ALL Marion County Schools will delay 2 hours on Monday, March 31st. All buses will run 2 hours later than usual, and schools will start 2 hours late. The safety of our students and staff is our top priority. Please be safe!
All Marion County Schools will be closed March 24-28 for Spring Break. Have fun and stay safe!
Mrs. Hallman’s class had to brainstorm how they would catch a leprechaun, draw out their plan, and explain it to their classmates. ☘️
Congratulations to the members of the 2024-2025 PES Honor Society! They have worked very hard, and we are so proud of them!
Tomorrow starts our coin war fundraiser! Bring in those coins.
ACAP Testing Begins Next Week – Students, Get Ready!
Next week marks the beginning of ACAP testing for all students in grades 2-6.
In preparation for these important assessments, we remind students to be well-rested and ready to give their best effort.
Testing will begin promptly at 7:50 AM, so it’s crucial that students arrive on time and are in the classroom, ready to begin.
To help motivate our students, we will be holding a daily drawing for $20 for students in grades 2-6 who are in the classroom and ready to start testing by 7:50 AM each day.
We encourage all students to get a good night's sleep, arrive on time, and give their best effort during this important time.
Best of luck to all our Bear Cubs! You will do GREAT!
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Our students loved the reading of The Cat in the Cat by our favorite librarian, Mrs. Hill. The Cat himself and his Things made an appearance to make the reading extra special!
Look who stopped by PES Friday........ THE LORAX!!
Our lunchroom ladies not only give us great lunches, they participate in Read Across America. Thank you so much to the best ladies around!
Kindergarten loved having Nurse Candice come in and do a dental hygiene activity!
This is a great time to get your student their booster shots (11 years old and above).
Consent forms are available from your school nurse and must be turned back in by Friday. Please
make sure forms are completely filled out.
If you have any questions, please contact Nurse Candice.
*No Vaccines will be given without signed consent from parent or guardian
This is a great time to get your students their booster shots (11 years old and above). Consent forms are available from your school nurse and must be turned back in by Friday. Make sure forms are completely filled out. If you have any questions, please contact your school nurse.
A big congratulations to these 3-6 grade students for scoring a 3 or 4 on the 2023-2024 ACAP test in academic achievement and/or academic growth in reading and/or math! They will be treated with a special trip to Sky Zone this week for their hard work. Way to go, kiddos!
Safe-T-Opolis Presentation
4th grade enjoyed a presentation by Alabama power on electrical safety.
