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***Please update your email address information today by using your Honeywell Instant Alert account!***The Ewing Public Schools uses Genesis as its student management system. As the district continues to support sustainability initiatives and foster positive school to home communication, we are expanding usage of the Genesis Parent Access. Currently, district wide, parents complete five (5) “opening of school” forms through the Genesis Parent Access. For the 2018-19 school year, there will be six (6) “opening of school” forms as well as other new features. 'Click' for important information!
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The district is proud of our accomplishments with regards to the implementation of the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. Open this headline for information and the 2015-16 self-assessment report.
May was designated as Mental Health Awareness Month. Just as we should take care of our bodies to be healthy, we should also focus on our brain’s health. Students need to be taught that sometimes we may feel sad, angry, or stressed, and it is ‘ok’ to talk to someone about those feelings. Some helpful people to talk to may be your parent or guardian, your teacher, your school counselor, or anyone else that you feel comfortable talking to about your feelings. When we bottle up our feelings, they can begin to affect how we feel doing our daily activities, like school or even after school activities.
The TCNJ Golden Key International Honor Society donated goodie bags to be distributed to students as a reward for hard work and making good choices. Kappa Delta Pi hosted their annual Literacy Alive program at Parkway School for students in kindergarten through second grade.
For 22 days, the entire Parkway School Community was involved in reading the book Flora and Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo. This project was a part of Parkway’s Schoolwide Title I plan to promote family engagement and improve developing literacy skills.
Mrs. Cline’s second grade class has come in 3rd place in the Mercer County Math Contest sponsored by Sumdog Team. As a prize, the class earned a free six-month subscription to Sumdog to continue to play the math games online.
John August, Author of Arlo Fitch in the Valley of Fire Visits Parkway School! On February 12th, the 4th and 5th grade students of Parkway Elementary School were treated to an author visit by John August. Mr. August’s book, Arlo Finch in the Valley of the Fire, is the first in a three book series about 12 year old Arlo Finch, a boy who moves to Colorado and joins a special scout team to learn to survive in both the wilds of the forest and the magical world that lives within it.
Mrs. Knapp is recognized as an outstanding team member and an excellent primary grade teacher. She regularly exchanges suggestions for program improvement and instructional changes with her first grade team. Trunk or Treat, Winter Wonderland, Pancake Breakfast and Pajama Reading Night are a few of the evening family events where she attends to assist and facilitate activities. She is dedicated to professional growth and development and highly regarded as an instructional leader. 'Click' to read more about this awesome teacher!
Parkway Elementary School participated in a schoolwide Pajama Day to benefit Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Students and staff brought in voluntary donation amounts and the grand total of money raised to help CHOP was (insert drum roll here) $550.77!!
