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

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Parkview Families to Help Haiti

As part of Service to our Community in our AESOP program, we are collecting school supplies to send to Haiti. These supplies will be sent to a K-7 school, currently being built, that will open in April. This is a school of 200-300 students.<

We are working with a local organization that will take supplies to Haiti on March 30th.

On March 26th, at Family Fun Night, we will be collecting school supplies in the hallway outside the main office door. Items needed are:

We will also be collecting items the week of March 22nd. Items can be sent with your child or you can drop them off in the main office.

PCS/RAMS Spring Sports Registration Information

PCS/RAMS Spring Track and Field Information

Upcoming Events

March
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

• 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