Perryville Elementary School

09/04/2026

🏴‍☠️SPIRIT DAYS ARE NEXT WEEK! 💚🖤

Get ready to show your Pirate Pride all week long at Perryville Elementary! Check out our Pirate Days below:

Monday, 9/7 – NO SCHOOL

🏈 Tuesday, 9/8 – Jersey Day
Wear your favorite sports jersey! Bonus points if it’s a Perryville jersey!

👯 Wednesday, 9/9 – Dynamic Duo
Find a partner and coordinate a matching outfit!

💚 Thursday, 9/10 – Green Out
Wear all green!

🖤 Friday, 9/11 – Black Out
Wear all black!

We can’t wait to see our Pirates showing their school spirit! Let’s go, Pirates! 💚🏴‍☠️

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

💚🤍 Reminder to show your Pirate Pride & wear GREEN on Friday! 💚🤍

09/02/2026

🍎🚌 September Breakfast & Lunch Menus 🚌🍎

09/02/2026

🔔 REMINDER, PES FAMILIES! 🔔

Friday, September 4 is the LAST DAY to:

✅ Pay Student Fees
💻 Pay Chromebook Insurance
👕 Order Student PES School Shirts

Please make sure all payments and shirt orders are turned in by Friday, September 4.

If you have any questions regarding student fees, Chromebook insurance, or PES school shirt orders, please contact the PES office.

💚🏴‍☠️ Thank you, Pirate families!

08/31/2026

A big thank you to the PHS JV soccer team for helping during parent drop-off this morning. We love when our high school friends help greet our students! ❤️

08/28/2026

Mrs. Roth’s fourth graders had a special visit from Albert Einstein (AKA: Mrs. Iffert!), who helped them discover that being a genius isn’t just about knowing everything—it’s about being curious, asking questions, and exploring what you love! 🧠💡

The kids loved the visit and are excited to put their curiosity to work as they complete their very own Genius Hour presentations this semester. We can’t wait to see what they discover! 🚀📚

08/27/2026

Wear GREEN tomorrow!! 🏈💚

08/27/2026

Today in Mrs. Roth’s classroom, students worked together in cooperative learning groups to complete a puzzle! 🧩

To begin, students had five minutes to work on the puzzle without talking to one another. This helped them experience how challenging it can be when a group doesn’t communicate or work together.

After the first five minutes, students were allowed to talk, share ideas, and work together. They quickly discovered that solving problems is much easier when everyone communicates, cooperates, and contributes! 🤝

Today’s activity was a great hands-on lesson in teamwork and collaboration. Students learned why working together as a group is so important—and that sometimes, we can accomplish more together than we can independently! 💚

08/26/2026

Don't forget to turn in the summer reading logs from PES! Winners will be announced on Friday!