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To empower students to reach their full potential as lifelong learners and responsible community members.
To engage, support and inspire learning so that all students can achieve their full potential.
We challenge all students to achieve academic success while also developing physically, socially, and emotionally.
Our goal is to work in a partnership with home, school, and community to model and promote a respectful, safe and kind environment.
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Mrs. Carr's first graders enjoyed their last cornucopia class this week! They had the opportunity to harvest, wash, and chop vegetables from our PES garden. They then worked as a team to make a special salad dressing! Yum! Most students were very excited to try their home made and grown salad!
Click here to read the June 12, 2026 newsletter by Principal Tammy O'Connor.

It was our annual all-school field day today. One of our most loved days here at PES. It's a fun morning for all as students, staff, and even parents gather and participate in a morning of fun activities and water games. There were so many smiles, laughs, and memories being made! A BIG THANK YOU to our Wellness teachers, Mrs. Morris! You made it an incredible morning for all!
Click here to read the June 5, 2026 newsletter by Principal Tammy O'Connor.
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Our students from ILS made a trip to the Friendly Farm! They were able to visit with the animals, talk about their habitats, what they eat, and have some up close experiences. It was a beautiful day and a memorable trip!
Click here to read the May 29, 2026 newsletter by Principal Tammy O'Connor.
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Our Kindergarten classes have been participating in a last day of school count down. Instead of using a traditional number count down, they are counting down using the alphabet. Each day an activity is focused around the "letter of the day". Here is Mrs. Warner's class showing off their Hawaiian Day (letter H). The played and counted with fancy shells, wore tropical attire, had Hawaiian leis, fancy drinks with tropical straws and danced.
Click here to read the May 15, 2026 newsletter by Principal Tammy O'Connor.