Parents please use the links below for information about Pinellas Park Elemetnary:
Faculty and Staff
Dress Code
October Lunch Menu 2018
Parent student password tips
Personalized Student Learning Pathway
Parent Clever Information
Annual Title I Parent Survey
Hello Families,
We would like to invite you to participate in Pinellas Park Elementary’s Annual Title I Parent Survey. Paper surveys were distributed October 11th to your child by their teacher. Please complete the survey and return it to school with your child. For your convenience, the survey is also available online in English and Spanish if you prefer to participate electronically. Please see the sticker in your student’s agenda from October 16th for the web address. The purpose of this survey is to provide Pinellas Park Elementary and Pinellas County School District's (PCS) Title I Program leadership with valuable feedback from parents of students enrolled at Pinellas Park Elementary. Your opinion is valued, appreciated, and important to continued school improvement.
Thank you,
Principal Wendy Bryan
Mrs. Bryan with Mrs. Campbell's class
Red Ribbon Week
Monday, October 22 to Friday, October 26
Monday:
- Wear Red for Red Ribbon Week
Tuesday:
- “Sock it to Drugs” wear crazy socks to school
Wednesday:
- Hand out RRW bracelets to all students
Thursday:
- “I’m too bright for drugs” wear neon colors to school today
Friday:
- “Team up Against Unhealthy Choices” wear your favorite team’s shirt or jersey
Pinellas Park Elementary
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Pinellas County Celebrates Take Your Dad to School
Pinellas Park Elementary #StartWithHello
Check Out Our Sidewalk Chalk Kindness Day!
Please click on this link to see photos
from all grades: sidewalk chalk
FAQ’s about new safety procedures at Pinellas Park Elementary
(All procedures are based on State and District requirements)
Q:Can any parent come on campus?
A:Yes.
- A:Any parent may access the campus through the front office. They will need to be Badge Passed and escorted to their destination, and escorted back, leaving their sticker badge upon leaving. They will need to sign in and out.
- A:If they are level 2 cleared they need to sign in, be Badge Passed and do not need an escort. When they sign in they need to indicate their destination and sign out and leave their sticker badge upon leaving.
Q:What if they are staying to volunteer?
- A:If not Level 2 cleared they must always be in the sight of a PCSB employee, and escorted. They need to be Badge Passed, sign in and sign out, leaving their sticker badge upon leaving
- A:If level 2 cleared they have to have scheduled times they will be on campus and the location. They will need to be Badge Passed sign in and sign out.
- A:Volunteer times need to be limited to a maximum of 2 hours (special occasions and field trips will be taken into account). Staff you will have to assist with this if you have them volunteering with you. You can call to have the L1 (non L2 cleared) to be escorted if you are with your students. Or you may escort them yourself.
Q:What about Pre K parents accessing campus?
A:Pre K parents have to access daily to sign their child in, it is a requirement of their program (federal funding). Pre K parents have ID badges. They will be Badge Passed monthly to ensure their clearance.
Q:What if a parent is a chaperone?
A:They will need to be a registered volunteer. If an L1 volunteer, then sign in and be Badge Passed and stay within the PCSB employee. If L2 cleared, sign in and Badge Passed, may leave sight of the PCSB employee.
Q:Can parents enter the back gate?
A:Not unless they are a Pre K parent with a PRE K ID badge.
Q: Can a parent eat lunch with their child?
A: Yes. Parents will need to sign in, be Badge Passed, L1 will need an escort, L2 will not need to be escorted. Lunch locations are the picnic tables or court yard. Each L1 parent will need to be escorted back (L2 does not need to be) and sign out and leave the Badge Pass in the front office.
We are required to conduct a monthly fire drill and safety drill: weather, active assailant, etc.
Due to students’ safety the date and time will not be publicized. Each week, prior to, there will be a School Message reminding families of an active assailant drill.
Videos and information regarding the active assailant drills is posted on our website, PCSB website and within various news media sites.
If you continue to have questions, please contact Wendy Bryan, Principal at bryanw@pcsb.org or our School Resource Officer Jack Paris at pcs.parisj@pcsb.org
Letter to Families from Mrs. Bryan
August 2018
Dear Pinellas Park Elementary Families,
Welcome to the 2018-2019 school year! I am privileged to have the opportunity to be your principal and I feel honored to work with our highly qualified and dedicated staff, our wonderful scholars, and our supportive parents and community. I am confident that our entire staff is energized and deeply committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our scholars. We will accomplish this by setting high expectations for all scholars and providing supportive system to assure they are met. By addressing school culture, setting high standards for teacher performance, increasing academic expectations for all scholars and engaging the community, we will reach our goal for all scholars to succeed and reach the highest level of achievement.
Our dedicated teachers have attended many summer professional development trainings and are prepared to implement many new strategies to differentiate the instruction for all of our scholars’ needs. With Florida Standards to guide us, our goals this year include higher levels of thinking and learning and higher levels of engagement. If you have any questions about teaching and learning, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s teacher. We value the home-school connection and encourage you to be active in our school. Please consider volunteering at Pinellas Park Elementary as we work together to reach 100% scholar success.
It takes a team to help all scholars reach their maximum potential. I am confident that this will be an outstanding school year and look forward to working with all of you to provide academic excellence for all scholars. Working together, Pinellas Park Bears will be on our way to an A!
Warm Regards,
Wendy Bryan
Lead Learner-Principal
Introducing SRO Officer Jack Paris
Officer Paris has been a sworn law enforcement officer with the Pinellas Park Police Department since 2012 and will be assigned to Pinellas Park Elementary as the SRO. During Officer Paris’ time at the police department, he has been assigned to Patrol, the Community Redevelopment Policing Unit, and the Homeless Outreach team. In addition, Officer Paris has received additional training and experience while being a member of the SWAT Negotiator Team, Honor Guard, Explorer Advisor, Flood response Team, and Mobile Field Force.
Officer Paris is very excited to have been selected as a School Resource Officer this school year. He looks forward to building relationships with all the faculty and students at Pinellas Park Elementary and providing them with a level of service which they expect and deserve.
Go Bears, have a great year!
Officer Jack Paris
School Resource Officer
Pinellas Park Police Department
Cell-727-214-7754 Desk ext -2021
Celebrating the first Day of School at Pinellas Park Elementary School
Pinellas Park Elementary
Our Vision:
As a community, we will provide the necessary support to all scholars so that they will succeed and reach the highest level of student achievement.
Our Mission:
All stakeholders will work together in a cooperative partnership, which will enable our scholars to become contributing citizens and lifelong learners. Together we will provide a balanced curriculum that is driven by data and based on individual needs.
Our Motto:
Pinellas Park Elementary Bears are on our way to an A!
Our Values:
Commitment to Children, Families and Community
Respectful and Caring Relationships
Cultural Competence
Integrity
Responsibility
Connectedness
