Congratulations to the students who won a game from the Family Game Night drawings
Congratulations to all the students who have earned AR certificates!
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 16: A Correspondence https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d5wB-BhfsemG1-m9h9G-ZoyDLg7qWQnP/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations to all the students who have earned AR certificates!
Thank you to our local first responders for stopping out to meet our kids. We look forward to seeing you in April and May
Thank you for leading the building in the pledge of allegiance, national anthem and the building PBIS expectations.
Thank you for leading the building in the pledge of allegiance, national anthem and the building PBIS expectations.
PES was well represented today at the cheer competition at West Union High School. 1st/2nd grade won 3rd place 3rd/4th grade won 2nd place 5th grade won 1st place in the non-stunting division 5th/6th grade won 1st place in the stunting division Congratulations to each individual that placed in their division jumps and tumbling: Kennedy Swayne (1st place tumbling) Lydia Myers (1st place jump) Avery Myers (2nd place jump) Audrey Byers (3rd place tumbling) Dayzee Wheeler (1st place tumbling)
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 15: Dr. Jerry Dragoo https://drive.google.com/file/d/12sAeKpvDStXnCcT6q4G-czBBnySwD7wu/view?usp=sharing
Some of the 2nd grade students are reading Junie B. Jones Dumb Bunny, by Barbara Park, with Mrs. Applegate during afternoon reading intervention groups this week. There has been lots of laughter as they have followed Junie's shenanigans. Today, they also enjoyed some Bunny Bait (Easter Trail Mix) while reading chapters 2 and 3. It was a fun snack that tied into the theme of the book nicely.
READING IS SO MUCH FUN!
Congratulations on earning a PBIS certificate for demonstrating our building expectations of Respectful, Responsible and Safe!
Congratulations to our newest members of the Sight Word Tribe!
Congratulations to our newest Little Indian Letter Chiefs!
April breakfast, lunch, and preschool menus.
The Adams County Ohio Valley School District is in the process of planning for federal programs for the 2024-2025 year and is seeking parent input. Please take a moment to complete the survey at https://forms.gle/tWqJ1yM5kDv2tSxp6 If you have questions, please contact Tracy Spires, Director of State and Federal Programs/Truancy Officer at 544-5586, ext. 17500.
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 14: Sleeping Arrangements https://drive.google.com/file/d/14t6bo6xW82LLancJytXZEW_k_E8Kv7Ct/view?usp=sharing
Peebles hosted the 1st Annual Beginning Honor Band on Saturday, March 16th, 2024. The two bands included students from 5th grade through 7th grade who started band at their school this year or last year. The students were divided into two performing groups and included students from Peeles Elementary, Bright Elementary, Whiteoak Middle, Waverly Middle, Manchester Junior High and Lynchburg-Clay Middle.
The 1st year Band was led by Ms. Josclynn Garrison, Band Director at Mount St. Joseph University of Cincinnati, and Jan Deihl, retired Band Director at Guardian Angels Elementary school and Jazz Band Director at Mount St. Joseph University.
Peebles Elementary participants included (back row) Gemma Wilson, Bayleigh Sims, Lily Smalley, Harper King, Dayla Vogler, Addison Heddleston, Elizabeth Boldman and Bethany Carter, (front row) Hunter Lambert, Annabelle Wallace, Lyla McCleese, Serenity Beckwith, Isaac Chamblin, Bella Skaggs, and Abby Shay. Taught by Mrs. Julie Elcook (not pictured).
First picture-Ms. Josclynn Garrison conducting the 1st year band rehearsal.
Third picture-Mr. Jan Deihl conducting the 2nd year band at the concert.
Thank you to all staff and volunteers that helped make this a great experience for the students!
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 13: What’s in a Name https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SUM33oNK12I-MNxmelts47ecKtCVZOv9/view?usp=drive_link
A Boy Called BAT Chapter 12: Finally https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bm6XZ1f5GppQAktvRxXK7TkwUJ6iSYmn/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations to the newest member of our Sight Word Tribe! Way to go, Cambrie!
