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Staff Weekly Notes

Welcome Back to PV Staff Weekly Notes
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SEL Student Motto SEL Student Motto

"Pleasantview staff will strive to make Pleasantview a school for students to escape to and not escape from."

Welcome Back Pleasantview Families Welcome Back Pleasantview Families

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From the Principal

Welcome to a brand-new school year! We are excited to welcome both returning and new students to our school community. The beginning of the school year is a time of new friendships, fresh opportunities, and exciting learning experiences. We look forward to partnering with you to help every student grow academically, socially, and emotionally.

Our staff has been working hard to prepare classrooms and create engaging learning environments where every child feels safe, valued, and supported. Thank you for trusting us with your child's education. Together, we can make this an outstanding school year!

September Focus: Building Strong Foundations

During the month of September, our focus is on establishing positive routines and creating a strong foundation for learning. Students will be learning:

· School and classroom expectations

· Positive behavior and respectful relationships

· Daily routines and organizational skills

· Goal setting and a growth mindset

· Building reading, writing, and math habits

· Developing independence and responsibility

Family Tips for Success

· Establish a consistent bedtime and morning routine.

· Encourage your child to read for at least 20 minutes each day.

· Check backpacks and school communication daily.

· Celebrate your child's efforts and accomplishments, both big and small.

· Stay connected with your child's classroom and the school via Class Dojo.

Important Reminders

· Ensure your child's emergency contact information is current.

· Complete and return the Education Benefits Form

· Send your child to school every day and on time.

· Review the school calendar for upcoming events and important dates.

· Follow our school communication platforms for updates and announcements.

Thank you for being an essential part of our school community. We are looking forward to a wonderful year of learning, growth, and success. Here's to a fantastic September and an amazing school year!

Principal Trice

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Our Schedule This Month 📅 Our Schedule This Month 📅

September 7th


  • No School Labor Day Holiday


September 8th thru October 2nd

  • I'Ready Testing for all students

September 9th

  • Late start Wednesday

September 16th


  • Late start Wednesday

September 17th



  • Constitution Day
  • Curriculum Night 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.

Detroit Lions Spirit Day Every Monday!!!! Detroit Lions Spirit Day Every Monday!!!!

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September Breakfast and Lunch Menu's September Breakfast and Lunch Menu's

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Breakfast

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Lunch

Transportation Transportation

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Parents we have a new transportation company this school year. As they learn our district, routes and students please be patient. If you have any concerns about routing plase contact First Student. Be reminded that my staff and I do not handle transportation needs.

Latchkey Latchkey

Title I Right To Know Title I Right To Know

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Pleasantview Elementary is a school-wide Title I school. This means we receive money from the Federal Government for academic support for our students. The purpose of the Title I program is to increase student achievement by providing additional and timely instruction to help students achieve success in the regular education program. Note that Title I services are provided “in addition” to the regular instruction our students receive in the classroom. These include:

●Intervention supports for reading and math

●Title I family activities

●Title I extended year, summer

●Summer slide library program

●Paraprofessional support

●Learning Excursions

Cell Phone Policy Cell Phone Policy

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Arrival And Dismissal Arrival And Dismissal

Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:20 a.m. arrival 3:15 p.m. dismissal Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:20 a.m. arrival 3:15 p.m. dismissal

Late Start Wednesday 9:20 a.m. arrival 3:15 p.m. dismissal Late Start Wednesday 9:20 a.m. arrival 3:15 p.m. dismissal

Early Breakfast starts at 7:50 a.m. Early Breakfast starts at 7:50 a.m.

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Students arriving after 8:20 a.m. (9:20 a.m. Wednesday) are late and must be signed in

Entering the School Parking Lot:
1. Turn right onto Pleasant Street.
2. Turn right onto Ash Street.
3. Enter the Pleasantview Elementary parking lot from the Ash Street entrance.

Exiting the School Parking Lot
• All vehicles must turn right only when leaving the parking lot.
• Left turns are not permitted when exiting the school parking lot.


Arrival
: All students will enter the main door. No students will be allowed to enter around the back of the school at door 4. All paraprofessionals will be at the door to greet and receive students.

The bus loop is for bus drop-off only. At no time can parents utilize the bus loop.

Dismissal:
(Doors near rear playground area)
3rd Grade Students will be dismissed from door 12
4th/5th Grade students will be dismissed from door 4
FLEX students will be dismissed from door 4.


Kindergarten thru second grade students will be dismissed from Door 2.
Bus students will be loaded from the main door within the bus loop.
Older siblings not on the bus will have their younger sibling taken to them so they can dismiss together.

Siblings:

Students with siblings in grades 3 thru 5 will be matched with their siblings and exited out of door 4 to make the front less congested.

Pleasantview Community Connection Pleasantview Community Connection

Thanks to our community neighbors for bringing supplies for our 1st thru 5th grade students.

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News from the PTO News from the PTO

Come out and join the Pleasantview PTO. Be a Parent Attendance Ambassador, a part of D.O.G.S. (Dads Of Great Students), fund raising team and Father-Daughter Dance Organizer. A Drama or Dance Team mom. Whatever you do there is something for you.

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🏫 Attendance Matters!

We are working hard to improve student attendance. Every day in school counts!

Please help by:

  • Keeping routines consistent

  • Scheduling appointments outside of school hours when possible

  • Ensuring students arrive on time each morning


Students with perfect weekly attendance will be recognized weekly!



Did you know...? Why Daily Attendance Matters:

  1. Missed Lessons = Falling Behind: Even one day can mean missing critical instructions and activities, making it harder for your child to catch up.

  2. Impact on Future Success: Consistent attendance is a strong predictor of academic achievement and future opportunities.

  3. Building Resilience: Regular attendance teaches your child the value of perseverance and responsibility—essential skills for success in life.

  4. Stronger Friendships: Daily presence helps your child develop and sustain friendships, which are crucial for emotional and social development.

  5. Healthy Routine: Attending school every day establishes a stable routine, promoting better mental and physical health.

Safe Firearm Storage Information Safe Firearm Storage Information

By law, Michigan school districts are now required to send information home to parents and caregivers annually on the safe storage of firearms. This is in accordance with the “Safe Storage Laws,” MCL 28.429, MCL 380.1313a, and MCL 380.1313b. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services provided this information to the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) for distribution.

Michigan’s safe storage law requires firearms to be locked and unloaded when minors are present in a home. Guns must be secured with a locking device or stored in a locked container. This law is designed to prevent accidents, injuries, and tragedies by keeping firearms out of the hands of children.

Resources for families include:

What is the Secure Storage Law in Michigan?
Safe Storage Notice


For more details and resources, visit Michigan’s Secure Storage Information page.

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