March

1 - ISAT Testing March 1 through 12

1- Market Day Pick-up 5:15-6:15 at LaSalle School

3 - Parkview Parents' Club Meeting 6:00pm

5 - Spirit Day - wear blue and white

9 - BOE Meeting 6:30 at the Litchfield Building

11 - LaSalle Roller Skating at PlanetX 6:00pm-8:00pm

12 - One Hour Early Dismissal - End of the 3rd nine weeks

13 - Creve Coeur Community Center All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast 7:30 - 10:00 am

IGSMA Solo/Ensemble Contest at Illinois Central College (ICC)

16 - Parkview School Talent Show Auditions 2:45 - 4:00 pm

17 - LaSalle School Popcorn Day Parkview School Science Fair

18 - LaSalle School Parents' Club Meeting 6:00pm

19 - Early Dismissal Day for School Improvement Parkview at 11:00am and LaSalle at 11:30am Report Card Day.

22 - Hearing/Vision Screening At LaSalle

LaSalle School Chuck E. Cheese Night 3:00pm-9:00pm

23 - Hearing/Vision Screening At LaSalle

BOE Meeting 6:30pm at the Litchfield Building

24 - Parkview Year Book Orders are Due

Parkview Donuts with Dad and Muffins with Mom 7:00am-7:30am

25 - Parkview School Talent Show 7:00pm

26 - One Hour Early Dismissal Last Day Before Spring Break

SPRING BREAK MARCH 27TH - APRIL 5TH. CLASSES RESUME APRIL 6TH.

I’m proud to say this is my 14th year here at Parkview School.   This is a terrific school district with a great community and I am dedicated to the continued success of Parkview School.  You will often hear me use the phrase We are Parkview!  This is to stress how important it is that we all work together for the betterment of our students and our school.  This includes all staff, members of the community, and especially parents.   Together we can make this a great school year.  Thanks to everyone for your help and support. 

Please do not hesitate to call 698-3610 or e-mail me at bjockisch@cc76.k12.il.us.  I look forward to hearing from you. 

Brad Jockisch
Parkview Principal

Parkview School Art Club

Parkview School Art Club has 27 students who meet at LaSalle School. The Students are involved in making life sized portraits from plaster casts! The Club is sponsored by Miss Holly Callahan, who always has new and innovative ways to keep students excited about art. "This is just the first step (plaster gauzing our faces). When we are completely done with the project we will have life size self portrait dummies."

A Lesson In Physics

Mr. Kluesner's Science class created potato launchers for a lesson in physics.Spud lauchers work via a sudden build up of pressure in the combustion chamber applying a force to the projectile. This force accelerates the projectile down the barrel from which it then leaves at a high velocity.