The temperatures are not warming up today, and we will be closed! There will be no elearning today! We will add a day to the end of the school year! Enjoy the day off, and stay safe if you must go out!
Wind chills continue to be a problem! Tomorrow we will be on a regular 2-hour delay schedule. Teachers will not have a 1 hour delay. School will start 2 hours later than the regular time. For example, Ryan Park usually starts at 7:55, and they will start the day at 9:55 tomorrow. There will be no early drop off like there is on most Wednesdays with a 1 hour delay.
With the school closure tomorrow, our IREAD Night at PL has been postponed to Thurs., 1/18 from 5:30-6:30. If you are now able to attend and haven't RSVP'd, please use the link below. This is an opportunity for all families of 2nd/3rd graders. https://forms.gle/UHXvL72sXF8ih8fJ9
Due to the frigid temperatures, we will be closed tomorrow, January 16. It will be our last self-paced learning day. Assignments will be posted by 9:00, and teachers will be available for questions. Please stay warm and safe!
With all of the weather concerns today, we will use caution and close for our second self paced elearning day today, Friday January 12. Lessons will be posted by 9:00, and teachers will be available for questions. Stay safe out there!
The weather got the best of us! We will be closed today, and it will be our first self paced elearning day! Lessons will be posted by 9:00, and teachers will be available to answer questions as students complete assignments. Stay warm out there!
This morning's weather has put us on a two hour delay schedule for Tuesday, January 9. Stay safe, and we'll see you soon!
Angola FFA is hosting a Toy Show at Angola High School on Sunday, January 14th 9:00am to 3:00 pm! Check out the link for more information!
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Reminder: Sign up for upcoming family nights that are geared toward families that have students in grade 2 or 3! Choose 1 of these nights to attend so that you can learn more about supporting your student at home! Click the link below to RSVP for an event: bit.ly/familyiread
In a heartwarming display of community spirit and dedication, the students of Mrs. McFerron and Ms. Bromley's classes embarked on their second annual project-based learning donation drive, driven by compassion and a desire to make a difference. This year, their focus turned to the Steuben County Humane Shelter, an organization close to their hearts.
Armed with creativity and enthusiasm, these young changemakers utilized modern tools like Canva to craft compelling flyers and posters. These materials were dispersed throughout the school, capturing attention and spreading awareness about their noble cause.
But it didn't stop there. Determined to amplify their message, the students scripted, performed, directed, and edited a powerful video advocating for their donation drive. Their efforts were a testament to their dedication and teamwork, showcasing their talents while championing a worthy cause.
The initiative was not just about creating awareness—it was about action. Every day, the students diligently collected donations, meticulously graphing the incoming contributions. As the days progressed, their graph filled with the heartwarming evidence of generosity and empathy.
The culmination of their hard work was staggering: a grand total of 71 donations poured in between December 1st and December 22nd. This overwhelming response was a testament to the kindness and generosity prevalent within their school community.
But the impact didn't end with the collection of items. With hearts full of excitement and anticipation, the students journeyed to the Humane Shelter, eager to deliver the donations personally. There, they were greeted by the furry beneficiaries of their project, forming connections and understanding firsthand the impact of their efforts.
To everyone who contributed, whether by donating items or supporting the cause in any way, the students extend their heartfelt gratitude. Your support helped make a tangible difference in the lives of the animals at the Steuben County Humane Shelter.
As these students reflect on their journey, they not only celebrate their accomplishments but also recognize the power of unity, compassion, and dedication in effecting positive change within their community. This annual tradition stands as a testament to what can be achieved when passion meets purpose, and when a group of determined individuals joins forces to create meaningful change.
Mrs. Pennington's first grade class had a great time performing last week for family and friends!
We are excited to announce 2 options for upcoming family nights that are geared toward families that have students in grade 2 or 3! Choose 1 of these family nights to attend so that you can learn more about IREAD. Click the following link to RSVP for an event: bit.ly/familyiread
We will collect items for the Humane Society until 12/22! See the attachment for items needed!
Student Council annual Candy Cane Sale this week. Pre-sale order forms will come home on Monday with your students, and must be returned by Wednesday. Pre-Sale orders will be picked up on Thursday. Students can also purchase Candy Canes on Thursday until we run out!
The AHS band and 8th grade band joined together today to bring the sound of the season to the elementary students. The bands traveled to all of the Elementary schools performing for about 20 minutes, ending with a school and band sing-along to Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Check out this commercial made by Mrs. McFerron & Mrs. Bromley's class, as a service project! Please watch and donate, if possible!
https://5il.co/2a43j
Congratulations to Haven, she was the Hendry Park Science Fair winner for this round!
Great job and Congratulations to all of the participants!
Hendry Park PTO Book Fair is coming soon! Checkout all of the fun things happening at the Book Fair! December 4th -8th.
Check out all the "Twelve Days of Holiday Fun for Students" Starting in December!
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Mrs. Burlingame's Fifth Grade Science Class is doing some fun experiments this year as we start our Project Based Learning! Our first projectwas to create a "bionic" hand that really moved! Before Thanksgiving break the students got to learn about and test oil spills and clean up!
