Pinney Post
Pinney Elementary | October 13, 2023
Panther Spotlight
Always Growing: 20 Square Feet
Better Together: Holiday Help and Community Resources
Are you experiencing economic hardship such as: job loss, death of a family member, sudden move, divorce, health issues, or an unexpected emergency? Dublin City Schools partners with the following organizations. Please contact Mrs. Tzagournis with any questions.
Take Responsibility: Pinney Fun Run
What an amazing Fun Run today. Our students ran their hearts out and we raised over $5,000 for a great cause. Austin's Hope will continue to support children and families as they navigate the challenges associated with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy with the money raised today.
Updates
Harvest Parties
Harvest Parties are almost here. In order to provide the best experience for all of our studnets, there are both AM and PM parties. Additionally, please check out the information below about volunteers and costumes.
Date: October 31
Morning Party
- 1st Grade 10:00-11:00
- AM Kindergarten/ 2nd Grade 10:30-11:30
Afternoon Party
- 3rd Grade (Mooi, Harvey) 1:30-2:30
- PM Kindergarten 2:00-3:00
- 3rd (Blake, Kopchak, Foglietti), 4th, 5th Grade 2:15-3:15
Costumes
Costumes are welcomed but not required. Please consider the appropriateness of your child’s costume choice. Simulated weapons or other dangerous costume parts should be left at home (swords, lightsabers, etc.). Children will need to have clear vision and movement in their costumes. Children should not wear masks on the bus or in the hallways during school. They may have their mask during party time in the classroom. Grim and violent costumes can scare young children and should be reserved for trick or treating in the neighborhood.
Morning Parties - AM Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd-grade students should wear their costumes to school. There will not be time to change into costumes at school.
Afternoon Parties- 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students should bring their costumes to school in a bag labeled with their name, preferably placed in the backpack. Students will have time to change into costumes after lunch. PM KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS should wear their costumes to school. Students may wear their costumes home on the bus (no masks).
Click the button below for more detailed information.
What is happening in the library?
If you are interested in what is happening in the library, please check this link. The link includes books that will be read aloud during library rotation.
Upcoming Events
October 16: Yearbook Art Contest Ends
October 17: PTO Charleston Wrap Sale Ends
October 18: Parent Teacher Conferences
October 20 - NO SCHOOL
October 23 - NO SCHOOL
October 31 - Harvest Parties
District News
No School Next Friday or Monday
There will be no school next Friday, October 20 due to professional development for staff and no school on Monday, October 23 for Fall Break.
Levy Q&Q Video Playlist
If you were not able to tune in to last night’s Virtual Community Conversation focused on levy questions and answers, we have posted the playlist on our district YouTube channel. The questions and answers are viewable as individual clips to help you digest the information. Check it out here.
From the City of Dublin
Sustainable Saturday: Document Destruction Day Expands Services
We've upgraded the ever-popular Document Destruction Day to become Sustainable Saturday. Drop off clothing for donation to Goodwill, linens and towels for donation to the Ohio Wildlife Center, e-waste and Styrofoam materials for recycling (and, of course, that stack of old docs)! Drive up and drop-off on Oct. 14 from 9 a.m. to noon. Details.
Vehicles Galore to Wow You and More
EASE Logistics’ annual Touch-A-Truck event features family fun from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 15, including appearances by Your Dublin Police! Interact with loads of vehicles, food trucks, inflatable and more entertainment. Where to see the trucks.
Join the Slow Down Dublin Movement
The City of Dublin is asking students and families to help our community focus on safe driving, including in school zones, with the launch of the “Slow Down Dublin” campaign. Display vinyl stickers, car magnets and yard signs to help create safe, comfortable streets for all residents and road users in Dublin. Items can be picked up at City Hall (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays) or the Dublin Community Recreation Center (5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday). Learn more at bit.ly/SlowDownDublin.
Attendance
If your child will be absent from school, please email our attendance line at epes_attendance@dublinschools.net. You can also call our attendance line at 614.718.8960
Need more information? Visit our sites below.
Pinney Elementary
Email: pinney_info@dublinschools.net
Attendance Email: epes_attendance@dublinschools.net
Website: https://www.dublinschools.net/site/Default.aspx?PageID=35
Location: 9989 Concord Road Dublin, Ohio 43017
Phone: 614.798.3570
Attendance Phone Number: 614.718.8960
Twitter: @epeDCSD