Principal's Corner - Ms. Kim Heinz
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Will March come in like a lion or lamb? The answer to this question remains to be seen. However, each day in March can be like this in regard to weather. At the first sign of warm weather, some students start coming to school in shorts, t-shirts and no jackets. Please remind them that the mornings are still quite cool at this time of the year. We suggest dressing in “layers” so that if the afternoon gets warm, the students can take off a layer and still be dressed appropriately. As we anticipate warmer weather and longer days, please remind your children that they must continue to do their best until the final bell rings. Sometimes children get excited about the coming of spring and being to neglect their school work. Please continue to support, encourage, and reinforce good habits at home.
Before closing, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for the lovely valentines I received. Valentine’s Day is a special time here at Parkside school. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of it.
Until next month,
Kim Heinz, Principal
Will March come in like a lion or lamb? The answer to this question remains to be seen. However, each day in March can be like this in regard to weather. At the first sign of warm weather, some students start coming to school in shorts, t-shirts and no jackets. Please remind them that the mornings are still quite cool at this time of the year. We suggest dressing in “layers” so that if the afternoon gets warm, the students can take off a layer and still be dressed appropriately. As we anticipate warmer weather and longer days, please remind your children that they must continue to do their best until the final bell rings. Sometimes children get excited about the coming of spring and being to neglect their school work. Please continue to support, encourage, and reinforce good habits at home.
Before closing, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for the lovely valentines I received. Valentine’s Day is a special time here at Parkside school. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of it.
Until next month,
Kim Heinz, Principal
