Meet our Eagle Family! Today, we would like to introduce to you Mrs. Anne Canada, the PMS Media Specialist. She is a Paris native and graduated from Arkansas Tech University with her Bachelor’s and later completed her Masters there as well. She has been in education for 23 years. She is married with three sons and three grandchildren. She sees teaching as a call to service. Mrs. Canada’s greatest professional joy is working with the students at Paris Middle School. #wearepariseagles
Paris Schools will be on Thanksgiving Break November 25-29th. Enjoy your break!
Good luck to our SR High Basketball Eagles tonight at the Booneville Tourney! Go Blue!!!
Good luck to our PES and PMS Quiz Bowl teams playing against Ozark today at Altus! Go Paris!!! #wearepariseagles
REMINDER: All PES students should wear their troop t-shirts to school on Friday, Nov 22nd! Thanks!
PES 4th grade students in Mrs. Ivey's STEM class have been learning about balanced and unbalanced forces. They recently had the opportunity to test out the phenomenon known as Bernoulli's Principle. Students used various materials (index cards, paper plates, paper clips, tape, etc) to make a ping pong ball levitate in air blown through a straw. Their apparatus also had to include a holder for the ball to sit in both before and after levitaing. The students loved exploring this concept! #wearepariseagles
PES students are so excited when they get selected to "Eat Lunch with the Principal." Each week, 3 students are chosen from each classroom from a specific grade level to have lunch with Mrs. Schluterman or Mr. Pearson. Students are chosen for a number of reasons, from making improvements academically and/or behaviorally, demonstrating a positive work ethic, to being helpful and demonstrating good character traits. Congratulations to this week's students who were selected from 1st grade!
PES 2nd grade students enjoyed sharing some Thanksgiving day songs with the residents at Paris Health & Rehab this morning. The students also created some festive turkey door hangers for each resident's door. #wearepariseagles
Two Communities. One Family. #wearepariseagles
Good luck to our PHS students competing at the U of O Science competition today!
Good luck to our Jr High Basketball teams as they play at Lamar tonight at 6 & 7 pm vs Westside! Go Blue!!!
Tips for Seniors!
Now through December would be a great time to:
1. Attend a College Fair
2. Visit a College Campus
3. Sumbit your Admissions Application
4. Continue scholarship search & application submission
5. Complete admission essay and request recommendation letters
6. Register for ACT if you want to take it in February or April.
***Make copies of everything before you send it!***
#wearepariseagles
TOMORROW IS LAST DAY TO DONATE!!!
PMS food drive to determine WHO will wear the turkey suit is underway!! Your candidates are: MRS. ULMER, MRS. BESHEARS, MR. NORRIS, MR. DRYMAN and last but certainly not least MR. PRIEUR!! Donations for this week are: Wednesday – breakfast bars, cereal ars, granola bars. All food donations will be used in the school's backpack food program. Students receive feathers for their donations to place on the teacher of their choice. The teacher with the most feathers will wear the turkey suit all day one day before Thanksgiving Break!
Paris Schools will be on Thanksgiving Break November 25-29th. Enjoy your break!
Good luck to our SR Girls & Boys Basketball Eagles as they travel to Booneville today to face Prairie Grove at 4 pm! Go Blue!!!
A big shout out to Paris Ford for their donation of $1020 to our Paris Special Olympics Team during the Drive 4 UR School Event! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! #wearepariseagles
REMINDER: All PES students should wear their troop t-shirts to school on Friday, Nov 22nd! Thanks!
Meet our Eagle family! Today, we would like to introduce Netlla Cureton, Assistant Superintendent of Paris Schools. Dr. Cureton has been in education for 18 years. She graduated from Henderson State University with her Bachelors, later earning her Masters in Education and Educational Leadership degree. She received her Doctoral Degree from
Harding University in 2015. She has one daughter and many great nieces and nephew that keep her busy. Cureton chose Paris because “Paris is a wonderful caring community that supports the school district. And the faculty and staff are amazing. I am thrilled to be a part of the Paris School District!”
ATTENTION >> On November 19th & 20th, 8th grade students in basketball or volleyball will report to the PMS gym 1st period. 8th grade football boys will still report to the PHS field house. Thank you
6th grade students in Mrs. Beshears' Social Studies classes have been learning about the Paleolithic era. In a recent lesson, students were asked to step back in time and think about how people during the Paleolithic era lived and decide what cave paintings they would leave behind. These are a few the students created on their own. #wearepariseagles
