Mrs. Krystal's 1st graders worked as a team to come up with different bubble wand designs. They had so much fun testing them out!
More butterfly pictures of Mrs. Grimmett's Kindergarten friends!
Mrs. Grimmetts's Kindergarten friends had fun learning about the butterfly life cycle!
PBES Weekly Newsletter: Please click the link to view
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There are still tables and tents that were not picked up on Friday. Please pick them up by the end of the day today. Thank you for allowing us to use them for Fun Day.
A big thanks to
Mitch the Magician
Kangaroo Slide of Port Barre &
2KB Farm LLC and petting zoo.
The kids had a blast.
Ms. Kendi and Gigi's pre-k students really enjoyed having their 4th grade friend coming read stories to them each week.
Today is School Nurse Day, a day dedicated to honoring and recognizing the contributions of school nurses in providing quality healthcare to students in schools.
School nurses are crucial in promoting the health and well-being of students, staff, and their families. They provide various services, including health screenings, first aid, medication administration, and health education. They also serve as a liaison between the school, families, and healthcare providers to ensure students receive the appropriate care they need to thrive academically and physically.
On School Nurse Day, schools and communities are encouraged to show their appreciation for our school nurses. #SchoolNursesRock
We all had so much fun today trying kimchi for the first time in Mrs. Krystal's first grade homeroom class!
Hiring Long-Term Sub School Bus Drivers
~Must be 21 years of age
~High School Diploma or GED Required
~ Must have a clean driving record
~Must have no criminal background
~Must pass drug screening
~Must pass a CDL physical
~SLPSB will pay for the training class; 4-year employment contract must be signed
~Must be able to commit to one month of training, Monday - Friday, 8-4
~Classes begin in June
~For more information, contact Rebecca Beard - Call 337.594.5080
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School Lunch Hero Day is an annual celebration in the United States that honors the hardworking school nutrition professionals who serve healthy meals to students every day. It is typically celebrated on the first Friday in May, which falls on May 5th, 2023.
The day was created by the School Nutrition Association (SNA) to recognize the important role that school nutrition professionals play in promoting child nutrition, wellness, and academic achievement. It is a way to show appreciation for the individuals who work behind the scenes to ensure that students receive nutritious meals that fuel their bodies and minds.
The St. Landry Parish School Board is seeking community input in its search for a superintendent. If you wish to give input, complete the survey linked below.
https://forms.gle/wTkr4WxHBpdkFKLt9
The survey will close on May 3rd at 11:59 PM.
The Special Education Advisory Council (S.E.A.C.) Meeting will be held Tuesday, April 25, 2023, at 4:15 PM at the St. Landry Pupil Appraisal Center. To view the agenda, go to https://5il.co/1t5cp
4th Grade students enjoyed exploring the possibilities of consumers and sellers today in Social Studies. đ”đł
April 22, 2023, is Earth Day. On this day, we celebrate our planet and raise awareness about the importance of taking care of the environment. Let's reflect on our daily habits and consider making sustainable choices to protect the planet for future generations.
Easter fun in Mrs. Krystal and Mrs. Campbell's first grade class đŁ
Happy Easter!!
Mrs. Keys and her 4th grade students (Jolie M., Marleigh D., Brayleigh S., Julia D.) participated in a hair donation ceremony for children diagnosed with cancer as an act of kindness for PBE's Act of Kindness Day. Each of them made a donation of at least 8 inches to the organization Children With Hair Loss sharing the message that even a little bit goes a long way. â€ïžđââïž
In-parish transfer requests are now being accepted. To request an in-parish transfer, visit https://forms.gle/HbSYNGdNdHWsXPuE9. The deadline is June 9, 2023.
Autism Awareness Month is observed in April. During this month, we reflect on the challenges faced by individuals with autism and their families. This month serves as a reminder of the need for increased understanding, acceptance, and support for individuals with autism and their families.
