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Our Hours for the School Year are:
7:35 am to 2:00 pm
Full Day Kindergarten: 7:35 am to 2:00 pm
PM Kindergarten: 11:30 am to 2:00 pm

PCS Office Hours:
7:25 am - 2:55 pm

Phone - 651-487-4360
FAX - 651-487-4379
TDD - 651-487-4366
e-mail Attendance or call 651-487-4364

A Message from Our Principal

Kristen Smith Olson

Kristen Smith Olson

To schedule a tour: call or e-mail Kathy Farrell at 651-487-4381.

Parkview Center School
701 County Road B West
Roseville, Minnesota 55113
Kristen Smith Olson, Principal
Jacob Von De Linde, Dean of Students

E-mail us at: parkview.center.school@isd623.org

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A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song.~ Lou Holtz

See the Photo Album and /Slideshow of all the window urals.


Congratulations to the Parkview 7th and 8th grade Orchestra who received “Superior” ratings from both judges at the Minnesota State Middle Level Orchestra Festival in February. Both judges commented that the orchestra has a great, full sound. One of the judges was most impressed with the group’s poise. Even though the group was interrupted in the middle of their performance, they continued and did a great job. Congratulations, you represented Parkview well!


Ten teams from Parkview Center School competed in the Future Problem Solving Regional Bowl held at RAMS on Saturday, Feb. 6. Four teams placed in the written competition and have won berths at the State FPS Competition on Saturday, March 27.

Going on to the the state level are:

The Junior level teams of Gabe C, Jeremy B, Adam R, and Sam O-H (First Place); Heather K, Rose W, Carmen S, and Olivia D (Second Place); Sherrill Z, Mia L, Heather S, and Marissa M (Sixth Place).

The Middle level team of Hans K, Alex G, Mitchell R, and Nathan M (Second Place).

Jake W took First Place in Junior Individuals and will also be competing at State.

Other awards won at Regionals were:
The Junior team of Gabe C, Jeremy B, Adam R, and Sam O-H won the 2-6 Award.
The team of Nicholas B, Griffin N, and Eamon K won First Place in the Junior Orals competition.
The team of Carmen S, Rosie W, Olivia D, Heather K, Eileen S, and Emily L-H took Third Place in the Junior Orals competition.
In the Middle division, the team of Ann D, Sonja S, Kathleen S, and Leandra B took Second Place in the Oral competition.


PCS/RAMS Spring Sports Registration Information

PCS/RAMS Spring Track and Field Information


Upcoming Events

March
2 - Read Across America Day / Dr. Suess Birthday
5 - College Day (wear your college gear/colors)
11 - End of 2nd Trimester K-6, PCS K-8 & Gr 9-12
12 - No School K-12 Teacher Workshop
14 - Daylight Saving Time Begins
17 - St. Patrick's Day
18 - Bagel Day at St. Paul Bagelry
15-19 - No School - Staff & Students K-12 (Spring Break)
20 - Spring Equinox
22 - School resumes K-12
23 - Instrument Fair at PCS 7:00 pm
26 - SPIRIT DAY - Hawaiian Day 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
26 - Family Fun Night
28 - Palm Sunday
29 - Passover Begins at Sundown - NO EVENING ACTIVITIES
30 - Passover




Parkview Center School is a Roseville K-8 school of choice valuing innovation, high achievement, and cultural competency

As an innovative school pursuing high achievement, PCS staff is committed to:

  • Challenging ourselves to achieve the highest academic standards using current research and data in addition to piloting new programs
  • Developing professional learning communities to improve student achievement
  • Implementing multiple instructional strategies to meet the needs of our diverse learners
  • Connecting students within classrooms, across grade levels and throughout the school to further develop a supportive learning community
  • Developing meaningful student/teacher relationships to maximize student potential
  • Implementing a K-6 exploratory Spanish language and culture program and a grade 7-8 Spanish language program

We are committed to ensuring an equitable and respectful experience for every student, family, and staff member regardless of: gender, home or first language, ability, race, age, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation, national origin.

As citizens of the world, the Parkview community will:

  • Welcome all families within our diverse community and beyond our district boundaries
  • Respect the voices of all students, staff and parents
  • Embrace the AESOP program by Affirming diversity, practicing Environmental stewardship, encouraging Service to our community, developing Ownership as responsible citizens and promoting Peace in our world
We Value Our Parents and Community:
  • Parents and community members add tremendous value to the overall Parkview school program
  • Volunteers provide support for classroom learning, special events, and field trips; and for projects at all levels
  • We encourage student involvement in the community and community involvement in our school