Due to the immense amounts of snow days and delays, interim reports are not due to be sent home now until Friday, February 13th.
Our 3rd-grade students will soon begin their next writing adventure. This assignment will include their families! Each homeroom has its own desk goose. We want to thank Mason Miller's family for donating the geese. His aunt and uncle are 3-D printing enthusiasts here in Peebles.
We are so excited to see what family learning adventures take place. Since the weather is a little yucky, we ordered them some warm attire. They are ready to begin their rounds and visit each family!
We are so excited to see what family learning adventures take place. Since the weather is a little yucky, we ordered them some warm attire. They are ready to begin their rounds and visit each family!
PES A-B Honor Roll
PES All A Honor Roll
Ready, set, MOVE! 🏃♂️💥
Our 3rd graders are beginning the Jim Tressel Fitness Challenge, building healthy habits, confidence, and teamwork along the way. So proud of their effort and enthusiasm!
Way to go, Braxton! 🎉
ACOVSD will be closed tomorrow. Staff report from 9-2. Virtual learning information will be sent out shortly.
We've had a lot of fun on the 100th day of school!
Peebles Elementary
In looking at the weather forecast and being proactive, we will be sending Chromebooks home with students in grades 3–6 this evening. Please make sure Chromebooks are fully charged upon students’ return, should we have a snow day in our future.
We will keep families updated with information as we receive it.
Students in Ms. Thoroughman’s Kindergarten class worked hard to get their virtual learning assignments completed, and then they had fun in the snow!
Congratulations to our newest Math Master!
💙It's School Counselor Appreciation Week💙
Mrs. Louiso plays a vital role in supporting the whole child at Peebles Elementary. Each day, she helps students transition into the school day, supports hygiene and basic needs, checks in with families around attendance, and meets with students who need extra emotional or behavioral support. She works closely with teachers and administrators and is always ready to step in when a situation calls for care, de-escalation, or immediate support.
Beyond the day-to-day, Mrs. Louiso does so much of the quiet, behind-the-scenes work that keeps kids and families feeling supported. She helps connect families with outside resources, sits alongside teams to problem-solve, visits homes when needed, and keeps a close, caring eye on attendance. She makes sure students have what they need, celebrates their successes, supports families as they enter kindergarten, and helps parents navigate the paperwork that can sometimes feel overwhelming.
No two days ever look the same, but Mrs. Louiso consistently shows up with compassion, dedication, and heart. Our students, staff, and families are incredibly fortunate to have her at Peebles Elementary. If you see her, be sure to tell her just how much she’s appreciated. 💙
The 100th day of school is Monday! Join us as we celebrate 100 days of learning, fun, and being together!
ACOVSD is closed tomorrow. We will be on Virtual Day #4
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Congratulations to the Peebles Elementary Band for being awarded a $5,000 grant from South Central Power Company to purchase more instruments to allow students to join the band program at PES!
February 2 is our 100th day of school!
Last week, 3rd-grade students started an integrated social studies and writing unit. The first part of the assignment was to plan a campground of your choice. They created spa camps, gaming camps, hunting camps, dirt track riding camps, and the list goes on. They started with a rough draft map. When it was checked and contained all of the required elements, they completed a final draft. After that, they wrote a persuasive paragraph about their campground to urge people to visit.
These pictures were submitted by one of our 3rd graders today. She (with some help from her siblings) took this learning a step further. They created a Lego/Lincoln Log replica using her rough draft.
This is such a great way to continue learning while being snowed in!
These pictures were submitted by one of our 3rd graders today. She (with some help from her siblings) took this learning a step further. They created a Lego/Lincoln Log replica using her rough draft.
This is such a great way to continue learning while being snowed in!
