Keeping the flu away. Adams County Schools use high-tech tool to keep students healthy.
https://www.wlwt.com/article/keeping-the-flu-away-adams-county-schools-use-high-tech-tool-to-keep-students-healthy/30734463
Channel 5 was in the building today checking out the misting machine we used to combat the flu. Check out the story tonight on the 6 o’clock news.
PES January Student of the Month
Front Row: Tiffany Burns, Braylen Shiveley, Stetson Lewis, Abigail Hanes, Emily Shaw, Avery Stephens, Dayla Vogler, Keller Wilson Middle row: Asa Minton, Gabrielle Howard, Paysen Shiveley, Kaesyn Hopkins, Calen Vogler, Ethan Chamblin, Carson Storer Back Row: Victory Beckwith, Andy McFarland, Dakoata Snow, Jocelyn Steele, Jaylyn Banks, Kaelyn Musser
Photo 2: Lydia Myers, Alexis Donders Not pictured: Addie Bailey, Kaisley Myers, Jeffrey Newman, Xander Gibson, Jocob Richmond, Bryleigh McClure, Camdyn Tolle
2020 PES Science Fair Winners!
1st- Dylan Purtee and KIerra Scott
2nd- Paxton Ryan
3rd- Shaeilin Trantow
4th- Madee Henderson and Hailey Faul
Alternates:
Brody Smith
Ainsley Thompson and Grady Knechtly
Life Science:
1st- Maddie De la Rosa
Biochemistry:
1st- Shailin Trantow
2nd- Made Henderson and Hailey Faul
3rd- Jackie Myers
Zoology:
1st- Paxton Ryan
2nd- Greyson Smith and Colyn Sims
3rd- Kristy Webster and Kaylee Hanson
Behavioral and Social:
1st- James Wilson
2nd- Drew Kreml
3rd- Brandon Ayers
Medicine and Health:
1st- Matthew and Makala Parker
2nd- Savanna Shoemaker and Tiffany Burns
3rd- Toryn Palmer
Microbiology:
1st- Kara Stephens and Aiva Brumley
2nd- Nash Grooms and Grady Myers
3rd- Tatum Rigdon
Earth and Space:
1st- Maddie Purvis
Environmental:
1st- Brody Smith
2nd- Wyatt Smart
3rd- Lily Trantow
Chemistry:
1st- Ainsley Thompson and Grady Knechtly
2nd- Abigail Nichols
3rd- Carly Vaughn and BreAnne Reeves
Engineering:
1st- Dylan Purtee and Kierra Scott
2nd- Victory Beckwith and Isabela McCleese
3rd- Brody Dennison
100 Days Brighter at Peebles Elementary? Staff and students enjoy the 100th day of school.
Please follow link for updated district attendance percentages. https://tinyurl.com/rkdyxhw
We continue to monitor our attendance rates. Please remember that students and staff should stay home for at least 24 hours after a fever stops. Hand washing, covering sneezes and coughs, etc. are also good practices to use when trying to avoid getting, and spreading the flu.
PES 100th day of school is tomorrow! If you would like to participate, we are asking that you have your child wear 100 of something on this day! Examples, wear a necklace with 100 beads, wear a shirt, hat, or tie with 100 items painted on (like polka dots, fingerprints, numbers, shapes, etc.) or attached to it (like pom-poms, cotton balls, bows, buttons, wiggly eyes). Be creative and have fun with it!
PES Student of the Month for December
Bottom row - Mason White, Claire Shady, Melissa Holt, Bry Langdon, Noah Johnson, Cathleen Wilson, Asher Beam, Liam Carroll, Peyton Rothwell
Middle row - Alenna Leggett, Xzearia Devore, Madison Stevenson, Cydney Beaver, Katelynn Myers, Lilliahna Cooper, Leona Meade, Marissa Estle, Amryn Carroll
Back row - Joe Lambert, Braylen Stephens, Bo Johnson, Harley Lewis,Brice Stone, Nash Grooms, Alyssa Smalley, Kendall Young
Not pictured: Kyndal Alonso, Grayson Conley, Arabella Humphrey
We have had several positive flu cases at PES. If your child is having flu like symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills, feeling tired,vomiting and/or diarrhea please follow up with your physician. If your child is diagnosed with the flu, your child should stay home to rest and to avoid spreading the flu to other children or caregivers. Please keep your child home from school for at least 24 hours after their fever is gone. (The fever should be gone without the use of a fever-reducing medicine.) A fever is defined as 100°F (37.8°C) or higher.
Ms. Trantow won on a scratch off today. Prizes vary from spending time with friends to gift cards in grades 4 -6. Students earn these incentives by going above and beyond in academics or behavior. In the near future PES will be working with the Adams County Juvenile Court to spread the kindness. More to come!
Thank you to Chris Clover, Carlie Cluxton and Kristy Watters with the 4H presentation to the 3rd grade students. If any interest in 4H or questions contact https://adams.osu.edu/home or call 937-544-2339.
Peebles Elementary PTO is kicking off the annual World's Finest Chocolate Bars fundraiser. Mr. Davis presented students information on selling and prizes during the assembly today. Please continue to support your PES PTO family!
PES November Student of the Month
Bottom row: Hayes Staggs, Collier Carroll, Kailee Setty, Henry Pertuset, Mariah Johnson, Crew Wilson, Gage Bennington, Brody Dennison
2nd row: Trace Trotter, Effie Mills, Harper King, Kinlee Salmons, Addison Ward, Aidan Scott
3rd row: Bria Brown, Brielle Trantow, Kendall Myers, Hayden Snyder, Peyton Myers
Top row: Jaiden Vincent, Destiney Seaman, Sarah Niswander, Maybelle Dillon, Joey Cluxton
Pre school: Maddux Musser, Emma Asher
Not pictured: Chase Spires, Emma Swayne, Brantley Myers, Easton Wallingford, Logan Dailey
Congratulations to Kierra Scott, Shaelin Trantow, Lily Trantow and Kailesha McKinley for becoming Honor Readers at Peebles Elementary. In order to become an Honor Reader, a student must read, pass the Reading Practice Quizzes with 80% or higher, certify in previous levels, and accumulate 100 points for books on a list of challenging literature that a teacher creates. We are very proud of these students for accomplishing this award.
Peebles Elementary wishes you a season filled with happiness and a new year bright with joy! First day back from Christmas break is Thursday, January 2nd.
1st grade Christmas program 2019! Excellent job!
Big THANK YOU to the local hair salons for getting the kiddos ready for Christmas with a fresh haircut! Kamryn Craft, Mandy Knechtly, Sierra Stone, Stephanie McCoy
Pajama Day and The Polar Express! Mrs. Brown's Kindergarten class
PES 2019/2020 Spelling Bee Champs!
4th place Ainsley Thompson, 3rd place Halia Scrivner, 2nd place Madee Henderson, 1st place Greyson Smith
