Cherish the Veteran

The meaning of Veterans Day is an important part of the learning
process for the students of CUSD #20.  Each year we are proud
to celebrate our veterans.  Our celebration will have to be different
this year because of the restrictions that are a part of our lives right now.

To show respect and admiration to our heroes who have served our country,
 CUSD #20 will be placing flags on the grounds of each school.  Each student
will plant a flag to represent those  who have served, past and present.
We encourage all veterans to drive by each school and know this
 is our way of honoring your great service.   

You can see the flags by driving west on Cedar Street, past Parkview.
At Parkside, you can enter the grounds through the north driveway,
on Cedar Street, and exit by the football stadium.  From there, you
can cross Porter Avenue and enter Lawrenceville High School grounds,
then exit out the driveway by SipIt on James Street.  The flags will be
visible by the end of the day on Monday November 9th.  The viewing  
route will be open Tuesday November 10th and Wednesday November 11th.

All the teachers, staff and students of CUSD #20 want to show respect
and gratitude to our amazing veterans.  We thank you for your service
and we hope you enjoy our flag display to honor you on Veterans Day.

Representing 11/4/2020

 October Students of the Month

Each wing across Parkside is filled with pupils who make us

  so very proud.  They're recognized by strong work ethic, compassion & the respect they show to everyone in our school.

The future looks bright and beautiful!

Novalee McCullough, Ivy Oberlink, William Strange,

 Leo Seitzinger, Raegan Ivers, and Jayde Whitman

#Congratulations

Let the Love Affair Begin!

 Back again at school last week, we were all happy to

see Mrs. Hurt.  This tiny, beautiful little girl made
her appearance into the world two months ago,
making Mrs. Hurt a brand new mom!  

Jerremiah & Haley Hurt are the proud parents of

Miss Loxley Danielle, born on Saturday August 29th.  She
weighed eight pounds, nine ounces & measured 20.5 inches long.  

 

Isn't she perfect?

#Congratulations

'RED"y to Live a Drug Free Life

 

There can be no doubt....

Parkside was quite festive!

Youngsters at every turn...

Came dressed for success.

From head to toe....

Our motive is clear....

 It's Red Ribbon Week.

Like other students across the nation,

we support one another to live our best lives!

Saturday Smile

 Cool air, leaves of gold & daily lessons we've been told.
Books to read, art to make yet October's nearly gone.
Grateful for the pupils who make our school special!

Thanks to Mrs. Ricker for creating these tees.

#ParksideStrong

They Shall Remember This Day...

Every single day turns into a
picnic when we share time with friends.

 

Accomplished Artists

 

Elijah's artwork depicting bus safety is one of three Unit #20 entries heading to nationals for judging alongside others from across the U.S.A.

   Kyler was also honored to learn his original work is headed to nationals!

     As well, Alexis' piece will be considered at the national level.

What wonderful news for our youth.
Congratulations, we're so proud of you!