Wolves Newsletter

Friday, November 15, 2024

Dear Park Brook Families,

As we approach the Thanksgiving Holiday, I simply want to stop and share how thankful I am to be the principal of Park Brook Elementary. This is my 17th year here at Park Brook, and so thankful to work with the students, families and staff. With my thankfulness, I also feel a tremendous obligation to each student that they must receive a quality education, with many opportunities, to be prepared for their journey, and their dreams for the future.

Park Brook offers a number of additional activities for students, which is only possible because of the staff members who are willing to give of themselves in addition to the regular school day. I am so thankful to have a staff who is willing to give in this way.

Thankful,

Mr. Scott W. Taylor

Principal

Thursday, November 21, 2024

5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

(Doors open at 5:15 p.m.)

Students MUST have a parent/guardian with them to come to Turkey BINGO.

High School or middle school siblings are welcome to chaperone their younger siblings, however, they cannot bring their middle school or high school friends with them when they are chaperoning.

BINGO Cards, $3 each or 2 for $5. (You can play the same card all evening, or exchange the card throughout the evening, no charge to exchange the card for a new one.)

Pizza, Popcorn, Bottled Water - $1 per item

On Veterans Day, students learned about Veterans Day and the Navajo Code Talkers. The purpose was to honor all veterans who have served the United States of America. As this is Native American Heritage Month, the contributions of the Navajo People who served during World War II were honored during this time.

Please click on the buttons below to see the two videos that students in Kindergarten - 5th grade watched during the assembly.

There is no school on the above dates and the school office is closed as well.

Wednesday, November 27 is actually Report Card Marking Day, the day that teachers have to mark report cards.

Tuesday, December 10, 2024

More information will be coming soon!

Hmong Students are welcome to wear their Hmong Clothing this day. Students will have a place to spend recess so that their clothes do not get dirty during recess.

Please label your child's belongings. Lost & Found is usually overflowing with items that are not labeled with student names. If an item is labeled, we do not place it in Lost & Found, but rather return it to the student.

Several times a year unclaimed items are donated to a local charity.

• W - We will respect ourselves and others.
• O - Own our actions.
• L - Listen and Learn.
• F - Follow Directions.