6th Grade Hawk Camp Registration Opens July 1
They will have time to tour the building, meet some Parkview staff,
collaborate in team-building activities, and enjoy a family picnic.
Late Registration Jul 27 – Aug 6 $35
Summer Hours and Building Closures
Mon – ThursΒ 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Parkview will be closed and there will be no access to the building on:
June 3 – 7, June 17 – 21, July 4-5
Let’s Talk About It: Parkview Middle School Student Takeover Podcast
Parkview Wins Iowa Wolves Read to Achieve!
We are thrilled to announce that Parkview has won the Iowa Wolves Read to Achieve contest!
Our students’ dedication to reading has paid off with a fantastic reward: a school-wide pizza party and an award assembly with none other than Alpha, the Wolves’ mascot! Huge thanks to the Iowa Wolves and Northern Lights Pizza for making this unforgettable experience possible! Let’s keep embracing the joy of reading and celebrating our achievements together!
Ms. Stevenson Awarded S.T.A.R. Award!
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Parkview Robotics Competes at State Competition
Become a Mentor at Parkview Middle School
Celebrating Art Winners – Fall 2023 Edition!
- Cael Larson: “I just started art last year, and it has been fun. I try hard, and my brain is full of ideas. My design is an ‘O’ with a circle and curly lines through it. It is an illuminated letter design, and I put color everywhere.”
- Ellie Chanthalangsy: “My Tree’ is an experimental painting project with one of my favorite mediums, acrylic paint! I use my imagination to visualize what I put on my canvas. More than often, I look at the sunrise daily, and this is what came to mind. Art is important to me because it is a way to show my creativity and try and inspire others.”
- Β Kaylee Torkelson: “For my mannequin project, I enjoyed making my own wacky zentangles. I enjoyed choosing my pose. I chose for my mannequin to be in a softball position because I play softball. I also used heavy shading on the mannequin. I really enjoy the creativity of art and think I could turn it into a career someday. I think I could be a teacher and create picture books for my class.”
The Great Parkview Raku Challenge
Let’s Talk About…Core Skills, Soft Skills, and Mental Health
Listen to these experts as they explore the creation of a culture of belonging. Discover our commitment to equipping educators with the tools to help students develop essential soft skills. Learn strategies for guiding students through the high school to college transition, emphasizing the importance of early connections and proactive support. They also mention how it is important to focus on student well-being, encouraging self-care practices during study sessions, including water breaks, physical movement, and brain breaks. Uncover how Ankeny fosters these skills from pre-kindergarten, aligning with Ankeny’s graduate profile.
Join Kayla Bell-Consolver, Director of the Counseling Center at Broadlawns Community Clinic at Drake University, Shawn Beirman, Social-Emotional Learning Specialist at Ankeny Schools, and Al Neppl, Director of Professional and Leadership Development at Ankeny Schools, in a conversation highlighting the significance of adaptability, empathy, and collaboration for students.
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