Pineview Elementary School

Pineview Elementary School
3035 Leaphart Road
West Columbia, South Carolina 29169
803-739-4090
Cindy Stiltner, Principal
Karen Snyder, Assistant Principal

"Together, We Will Make a Difference"

If you would like to receive the school newsletter by email, please send your email address with child's name and Homeroom teacher to Jennifer Morrison or Karen Snyder.

4 - Reading Roundup for 5K with Dr. Holland
10 - Veterans Day Program
10 - LifeTouch Makeup Pictures
11 - Veteran's Day Holiday - NO SCHOOL
16 - SIC Meeting
17 - Fourth Grade AEP Field Trip 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
19 - Teacher of the Year Reception 6:15 p.m.       followed by School board Meeting at 7:00 - DEC
        Chick Fil-A Night
20    Monkey Joe's
24 - PTA Board Meeting 5:30
25, 26, 27 - Thanksgiving Holidays - NO SCHOOL

DAILY SCHEDULE

6:50 a.m.	Student supervision will begin
7:00 – 7:15 a.m.	Children arriving by school bus, being delivered by parents, and walking to school will go to the cafeteria.
7:15 – 7:40 a.m.	School breakfast
7:15 a.m.	Students go to hall areas
7:30 a.m.	Students go to classrooms
7:30 a.m.	Media center opens to students
7:45 a.m.	School Day begins
7:50 a.m.	Tardy bell – student should be in homeroom sitting at desk. Back doors are locked and students must come to the front office to sign in.
2:25 p.m.	Dismissal
2:25 – 3:00 p.m.	Media Center open for students

RECESS SCHEDULE

1^st Grade

10:00 – 10:15

2^nd Grade

10:20 -10:35

3^rd Grade

11:10 – 11:25

4^th Grade

11:25 – 11:40

5^th Grade

10:55 – 11:10

PARENTS RIGHT TO KNOW

As a parent of a student enrolled at Pineview Elementary School, you have the right to know the professional qualifications of the classroom teachers and instructional assistants who instruct your child. Federal law allows you to ask for the following information about your child's classroom teachers and requires the district to give you this information in a timely manner:

Whether the teacher is certified to teach the subjects and/or grade levels the teacher is teaching,
Whether the teacher's certificate is a waiver or substandard certificate,
The teacher's academic major, graduate degrees, if any, and
The teacher's certification area.

If you would like to receive this information, please call Mrs. Cindy Stiltner.

Procedures in the Event of Bad Weather

2008 - 2009

The weather in South Carolina can be unpredictable, especially in the winter and early spring, but at times in the fall as well. Sometimes school is canceled, but sometimes the school day is delayed one or two hours. We do not want children waiting in the cold for a bus that will not come, and we do not we want children left at the school when no staff are there.

If there is a chance of ice or snow, Spanish-speaking parents are requested to listen to the Spanish radio stations

WICI 93.9 FM (“Radio Ritmo”)

WQVA 1170 AM (“Radio Ritmo”)

WCEO 840 AM (“La Cremenda ”)

and/or to watch these local television stations for news bulletins:

WIS-TV (NBC) Channel 10 Cable station 3

WLTX (CBS) Channel 19 Cable station 9

WOLO (ABC) Channel 25 Cable station 5

Local television stations report constantly on school cancellations and delays. In addition to verbal reports, these stations display written lists of delays and cancellations of school districts and schools at the bottom of the television screen.

Look for “Lexington 2,” “Lexington District Two,” or “Lexington School District Two” or “Lexington Two.” You might see these words at the bottom of the television screen:

“No delay” The school schedule will be normal.

“1 hour delay” Classes will be delayed one hour, and the bus will
come one hour later than normal.

“2 hour delay”          Classes will be delayed two hours, and the bus will
                               come two hours later than normal
“Canceled”                The schools will be closed.

Please contact the school if you have questions.

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Los procedimientos en caso del mal tiempo

Año escolar 2008 – 2009

El tiempo en South Carolina puede ser imprevisible, especialmente en el invierno y primavera temprana, pero a veces en el otoño también. Algunas veces las clases se cancelan, pero a veces el día escolar es demorado una o dos horas. Nosotros no queremos que niños esperen afuera en el frío para un autobús que no vendrá, y no queremos que los niños sean dejados en la escuela cuando ningún personal está presente.

Si hay una oportunidad de hielo o nieve, se les solicita que escuchar las emisoras españolas

WICI 93.9 FM (“Radio Ritmo”)

WQVA 1170 AM (“Radio Ritmo”)

WCEO 840 AM (“La Cremenda”)

y/o que mirar estas estaciones locales de la televisión para boletines informativos:

WIS-TV (NBC) El canal 10 La estación del cable 3

WLTX (CBS) El canal 19 La estación del cable 9

WOLO (ABC) El canal 25 La estación del cable 5

WACH (Fox) El canal 6 La estación del cable 6

Estas estaciones locales informan constantemente cancelaciones escolares y demoras. Además de informes verbales, estas estaciones demuestran las listas escritas de demoras y cancelaciones de distritos escolares y escuelas en el fondo de la pantalla de televisión.

Favor de buscar “Lexington 2,” “Lexington District Two,” “Lexington School District Two,” or “Lexington Two.” Usted quizás vea estas palabras en el fondo de la pantalla de televisión:

“No delay” El horario de la escuela será normal.

"1 hour delay” Las clases serán demoradas una hora y los
autobuses vendrán una hora luego que normal.

“2 hour delay” Las clases serán demoradas dos horas y los
autobuses vendrán dos horas luego que normal.

“Canceled” Las escuelas serán cerrados.

Contáctenos por favor en la escuela si usted tiene preguntas.

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Congratulations to
Ms. Maria Gaspar, Staff Person of the Year
and
Mrs. Jamie Allen,Teacher of the Year