Wondering what's for lunch the rest of the month? Here's the calendar to help you figure out what to eat. Thanks food services!!
Pine Avenue Staff Shoutout!!
Ms. Wilson has an amazing way of connecting with students. She makes learning fun and engages students. Our daughter never complains about going to school because of how much she loves Ms. Wilson! Thank you for being awesome!
We love these staff shoutouts! If you would like to send a shoutout to a staff member, fill out this link! https://bit.ly/PAESShoutout
Pine Avenue Staff Shoutout!!!
Shout out to 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Adams: The amount of time, energy, and effort put in to her teaching is incredible. You can tell that she cares so much about her students and her students love her as a teacher. This year has been a positive experience all around for our student. As a parent, it’s an amazing feeling when you know that the person in charge of your child’s education goes above and beyond in everything that they do. I want Mrs. Adams to know that her great work doesn’t go unnoticed.
Last night, one of our fourth grade students, was a guest speaker at Alma College’s Veteran’s Day event. He spoke of several family members and their various roles in the military as we honored our nation’s veterans last night. Members of the Alma College football team were also in attendance to encourage and support. We are so proud of him for speaking his story to a full room!
Looking for a child vaccination location? Look no further.
We had a fantastic week here at Pine!
Be sure to pull out those winter jackets this weekend if you haven't already. It's going to be chilly next week!!!
Pine Press 11/12/21
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Have a great weekend!!
Quarantine procedure update, November 11, 2021
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Writing for authentic purpose and for an audience helps promote engagement. We are so proud of the students who took the challenge to extend their writing! They created & published the first edition of “Pine Avenue Potty Press!” These newspapers were posted in every bathroom stall today and brought smiles to many faces. 📰😎
Congratulations and BIG kudos to our October students of the month!
ADAMS: Krysteen O’Connor
Krysteen deserves to be Student of the Month! She always is willing to add to the class discussion and she asks great questions. Our class is amazed with all the reading Krysteen has been doing! She is a leader with the most word count in AR for our classroom. Mrs. Adams is proud of her! Krysteen’s classmates see her as someone they can COUNT on as a lab partner or a math buddy!
ADKINS: Camila Mertens
Camila comes to school almost every day with a positive attitude and a growth mindset. She works hard, and is always ready to help a friend, whether it is sharing a pencil with others to helping someone know what to do. She shows her ROARS daily!
LOWE: Alex McQueen-Perry
Alex is responsible for completing homework. He is showing academic improvement because of his hard work. Keep showing your ROARS!
JUNE: Taylor Sandro
Taylor works very hard to be the best she can be. Taylor loves to learn and is always looking for more information to learn. Taylor shows true panther spirit with the way she shows respect and helps others. Taylor is always showing off her ROARS!
STEPHENS: Zane Litwiller
Zane is a smart, funny, active young man. He likes to read and is always helpful around the classroom. Zane is usually laughing and trying to make others laugh.
WILSON: Heyvin Dean
My October student of the month is Heyvin Dean. Heyvjn is such a sweet young lady and strives to always do her best. Heyvin always can be counted on to step up when needed and is counted on by many. Whatever needs to be done, whether it is helping out a student or teacher, Heyvin does so with a smile.
CASE: Mallory Miller
Mal is a top-notch student. She is hard working and always produces quality work. She always finds a way to support others and is a great friend to everyone. I appreciate everything that she does to help out in class.
ENGEL: Aiden Marek
Aiden has been working hard to become an outstanding student. He has shown great improvement in completing his work, he asks for help when needed, and he also offers to help other students when he sees them struggling. I really appreciate Aiden's effort
FORNUSEK: Connor Miller
Connor is an exceptional 5th grader. He always has a smile on his face and makes our classroom a wonderful place to be. He is a great listener and works hard at everything he does. Connor is consistently helpful, kind, and respectful to all. Nice job, Connor! Keep up the good work!
KEMLER: Kennedy Remy
Kennedy is a very hard working student that always gives forth her best effort. She is responsible, helpful, and caring. She is a great leader within the classroom and gets along well with her classmates. She is an excellent student and it is a pleasure to have her in class!
NEVINS: Karson Sanger
Karson works very hard every day. He shows his ROARS by always doing the right thing .He is always willing to help a friend and really looks out for his classmates. Keep up the good work Karson!
OSWALD: Bryce Hutchinson
Bryce is a great addition to our class. He shows caring, kindness and respect to all of his classmates. He is always willing to lend a hand if a need arises. Bryce always tries his best on any task he is given and willingly takes on challenges.
SALISBURY: Traven Morrow
Traven is always attentive and trying his best in music class. I always see his hand up to volunteer, answer questions, or to share his ideas. He is eager to try something new and to practice to improve. You are doing a great job, Traven!
TERRES: Leah Catlin
Leah comes to PE class every time with a smile on her face and willingness to do what is asked of her. She gives 100% effort and shows great sportsmanship. Leah is always willing to help others in her class.
STUDEBAKER: Annaliese Jachimiak
Annaliese Jachimiak has been amazing volunteering to stay after class each week and sweep the floor! She is a big help to me and the custodial crew!
We love this bulletin board designed and hung by several of our talented paraprofessionals!
This bulletin board is a great visual reminder that each individual is responsible for their own path. 🧡🐾 For our Pine Ave Panthers, learning what we can control and focus on is a large part of social-emotional growth.
We just wrapped up another FANTASTIC week of learning here at Pine Avenue!
Check out this week's Pine Press!
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Have a great weekend, Panthers!
Students in Ms. June’s class were able to participate in a Flipgrid Live event today with poet, Amanda Gorman. Gorman’s book, Change Sings, was read by Ms. June’s 4th graders and this was a great way to “meet” the author behind the book.
Thanks to Mrs. Horn, GIRESD Nutrition Faciliator, for providing our monthly nutrition lessons! Several of our classes were able to sample fresh peppers today & the rest will be provided that opportunity tomorrow.
Remember there is no school today, Tuesday, November 2. Our teachers are spending the day in professional development.
The menu for the first half of November is here!
Registration is open for Alma PAL basketball.
Basketball clinics & leagues for students from grades K-6 are available.
Visit www.almapal.org for more information.
Some Halloween fun photos for you! Find more on our Facebook page - "Pine Avenue Elementary"
This week's Pine Press is NOW AVAILABLE!
Have a great Halloween weekend, Panther families.
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Alma High School welcomes a new Principal.
Beginning Monday, November 1, 2021, Dan Falor will assume his new position as High School Principal. We are excited to see Mr. Falor transform our High School and accomplish great things.
Alma Public Schools would like to thank Tom Torok for his service and wish him well on his next adventure. Today is Mr. Torok’s last day.
Stay tuned around 1:00 for a FB live Halloween Parade at Pine! 🎃👻
