Lakeview fourth graders participate in first-ever “I-Kid-A-Rod”
Fourth graders at Lakeview Elementary School recently took part in the first-ever “I-Kid-A-Rod.” This activity accompanies the reading of the novel “Stone Fox,” as well…
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District partnership with All About Food yields healthy produce, healthy students
PYLUSD has begun an exciting partnership with All About Food, an educational nonprofit organization with the mission of eliminating childhood malnutrition and obesity by giving…
Lakeview’s GLEE Club shows random acts of kindness
After school on Wednesday, March 2, Lakeview Elementary School’s GLEE Club (Great Leaders Every day in Every way) made helping hand bags for the homeless….
Spring Music Concert at Melrose
Fourth and fifth graders at Melrose Elementary School showed off their musical skills at a Spring Music Concert where parents and staff enjoyed the sounds…
Rio Vista teachers, administration attend Leadership Academy workshop
The leadership team from Rio Vista Elementary School attended a two-day Leadership Academy last week. The focus of the workshop was on “Nine Bold Choices…
Morse Team Kids Challenge —- Week Two
In February 2016, Morse Elementary School joined the Team Kids Challenge. The students just completed their second week of activities. Morse students did it again!…
Ruby Drive dedicates its garden
Ruby Drive Elementary School held a garden dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event was attended by students from Ruby Drive, Principal Diana McKibben, All About…
Fifth graders at Lakeview play with marbles for STEM activity
Lakeview Elementary School fifth graders enjoyed a fun STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) activity the other day. Their task was to create the longest…
Parkview hosts retro Open House, welcomes prospective new families
On Thursday evening, March 3, Parkview School danced the Hustle! It was their annual Open House with the theme, “Rocking the ’60s and ’70s.” Dressed…
Colonial Days at Lakeview
Fifth graders at Lakeview Elementary School participated in Colonial Days where they made butter, weaved, wrote with ink wells and feather quills, and played marble…