Pasadena Elementary

Pasadena Elementary families,

The following media release has been sent to you on behalf of the RNC.

🚨Police Joint Statement Regarding Violent Online Extremest Groups, Including 764.

Our Eagles 🦅 enjoyed a special treat today! Members of the Stephenville Theatre Festival visited our school for a production of “Grumpy & Grimm” written by Laura Caswell.

The production had us laughing, clapping, and helping the actors with ideas & sound effects.

In the afternoon our grade three students participated in their own theatre workshop.

Luca and his mom brought two very special visitors to our school on Friday! Meet Waddle and Waddle. 🐥🪿 One is a duckling, and the other is a gosling. Can you tell which is which?

It’s the most exciting time in Mrs. Garniers Kindergarten class! Spring brings chicks!

📣Now Hiring Bus Drivers / Custodians! 📣
Chat with NLSchools representatives today at Pasadena Place until 2:00 pm or tomorrow at Elwood Regional High from 10 am to 2 pm.

Watch our Eagles soar!! 🦅

Congratulations to our eagles on taking part in the Municipal Awareness Day “Mayor for a Day” and “Fire Chief for a Day” contests. 🎉

Kate Buckland in Mrs. Decker-Hiscock’s grade 3 class was selected as Mayor for A Day, while William Hann in Mrs. Hamlyn’s grade 5 class was selected as Fire Chief for A Day. Both students were picked up & rode to our town hall in a Fire Truck for a special afternoon of activities.

Justin and his dad shared these antique skates that belonged to Justin’s great-great-great grandfather. Made in 1928, the craftsmanship and time that went into creating these skates is truly impressive. Carefully carved from wood, with leather straps used to fasten them onto boots, these skates are a wonderful example of the resourcefulness and skill of the past. Thank you for sharing such a meaningful piece of history and culture with our class!

‼️🚨We have beautiful spaces for outdoor learning, but we need your help protecting our school grounds after hours.‼️🚨

Recently, our outdoor learning spaces have experienced damage and disruption.

To ensure our students have a safe space to learn, please follow these guidelines:

Respect Outdoor Classrooms: Teaching materials should never be moved, rearranged, or damaged.

Protect Our Woods: There is strictly no cutting down of trees or shrubs on school property.

A big thank you to our two wonderful presenters from the Medicine Shoppe
for visiting our Grade 2 and 3 classes on Friday! Students learned all about prescription vs. non-prescription drugs and even got to make their very own blueberry or orange lip balm. One of our presenters actually attended PA as a child, so it was extra special to welcome her back as a pharmacy student!
We would also like to thank Medicine Shoppe for nearly a decade of supporting this experience for our students and for so generously donating their time and all of the materials each year!

Our kinders went on a nature walk today and had the best time exploring the outdoors. We discovered signs of animal life, found some very cool plants and fungi, and learned so much along the way. These little explorers love learning through nature and hands-on discovery!