Buster the Bus came and visited today to speak with students about how to stay safe on and around the bus. Thanks, Buster and PES drivers!
The Peebles Attendance Area will be conducting bus evacuations tomorrow at the high school. Bus evacuations are required each year to teach students how and where to safely exit a bus in the event of an emergency.
All Peebles administrators will be on deck to help guide students through the process and, most importantly, to be familiar faces reminding our students that we are here to help keep them safe.
Thank you for your understanding, support, and partnership as we practice these important safety procedures with our students.
There will be a 1 Hour Early dismissal on Friday, September 18th, for Old Timers Day.
Looking for ways to get involved? Join the PTO! First meeting is tomorrow at 5. We will also go over our annual Title information.
Reading is better when we read with friends!
Our first Little Indian Letter Chief is....Matthew! Congratulations 🎉
We know we will have many more letter chiefs coming soon! Keep up the hard work!
Lots of smiles and colored teeth as our winning classes for the first week of September's attendance challenge enjoyed snow cones at lunch provided by Ms. Heidi!
🎯 Bullseye!
Congratulations to Sophia for being the first student to hit a bullseye in Mrs. Williams’ archery course! What an awesome accomplishment! Great job, Sophia!
There will be no school Monday due to Labor Day. Enjoy the weekend! We will see everyone back on Tuesday!
More shining stars ✨
Third-grade students completed an activity in Social Studies that was a big hit. Students learned about cultural differences, emotional regulation, and problem-solving using the book "Spaghetti in a Hotdog Bun" by Marie Dismondy. After the lesson was completed, they gave Lucy's favorite sandwich a try! It got mixed reviews, but overall, most students liked it!
Our first Kona Ice is coming up!
We're shining bright with positive office referrals! Way to go, shining stars!
🎗️September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month🎗️
To honor the bravery of young fighters and show our support, we are hosting a school-wide door decorating contest centered on hope, courage, strength, and community support.
To match the inspiring classroom doors our teachers are creating at school, we invite our students and families to decorate a door at home to show their support!
How to Participate:
🎗️Decorate: Work with your child to decorate your front door, an interior door, or a porch entry using gold ribbons, signs, or crafts that highlight hope, courage, strength, or community support.
🎗️Submit: Take a photo of your child standing next to their decorated door and email it to Jessica.brewer@ovsd.us or Michael.cheesbro@ovsd.us
🎗️Deadline: Send in all photo entries by Friday, September 18th.
Prizes & Recognition: Winning entries will be featured during our morning announcements! A special treat will be awarded to the winning students' classrooms.
Thank you for your continued partnership in making our school community so supportive. We can’t wait to see your family’s creative entries!
September is here! Check out our breakfast and lunch menus!
A great start to the year is when positive office referrals start rolling in! 🌟
September is Attendance Awareness Month!
Our first PTO meeting will be held September 9 at 5pm in our school library. During this meeting, we will also hold our annual Title 1 informational meeting for parents. Hope to see you there!
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The MyRide K12 app is currently experiencing an outage. The parent company is actively working on a fix to restore tracking soon.
