A huge thank you goes out to Glendale's PTA for hosting International Night 2025 last night. Everyone grabbed a passport and took a magical journey around the world! We learned about different cultures and countries while using all 5 of our senses.! We tasted treats from Mexico, listened to authentic music, saw volunteers in garments from their respective countries, touched and played games from Asia with our very own Mrs Choi, and topped it off with the aroma of coffee and hot chocolate. Our families came together last night to celebrate the beauty diversity that is seen on a daily basis here at Glendale. Thank you again to everyone who planned, volunteered, and/or attended this absolutely wonderful event last night. Your participation made it extra special!
#InternationalNight2025
#Glendale PTA
#CulturalDiversity
#AAGV
Team 2nd Grade at Glendale is ready to kick off 2025!
URGENT: Princeton City Schools are CLOSED on Friday, January 10, 2025, due to impending bad weather. Administration and non-bargaining staff members should report to their buildings at your regular time. Please check our website at www.princetonschools.net for more updates. #AAGV
Reminder: Winter Sport, Pay to Participate, and Student Fees are Due January 10, 2025.
For more information, visit https://www.princetonschools.net/page/student-fees
There are several First Student buses that are delayed this morning. We appreciate your patience as we get routes covered with substitute drivers. Parents/guardians--you can download the Firstview App and enter your child's school ID into the app, to see your child's scheduled bus times. We look forward to seeing our students back in the buildings soon! Thank you! #AAGV
2 Hour Delay
All Princeton City Schools will be on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, January 8, 2025. Please check our website online at www.princetonschools.net or local radio and television stations for further updates.
Thank you.
As of the time of this posting (4 PM on Tuesday), Princeton City Schools will be open and operating on a normal schedule tomorrow, Wednesday, January 8, 2025. We are aware that a fabricated social media post is circulating which falsely claims schools will be closed for the remainder of the week.
Please disregard this misinformation. School will be in session unless you receive direct communication from Princeton City Schools through our official channels.
If any changes to the school schedule become necessary, we will notify all families through our standard communication methods.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. #AAGV
Due to ongoing inclement weather and unpredictable road conditions, Princeton City Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 7, 2025.
Please check our website at www.princetonschools.net for more updates. #AAGV
UPDATE: The Princeton Board of Education’s Tax Budget Hearing, Organizational Meeting, and Regular January meeting have been rescheduled to Wednesday, January 8, 2025, starting at 4:15 p.m. You can attend in person at the Princeton Administration Center (3900 Cottingham Drive) or catch the live stream through ICRC at: https://www.icrctv.com/community/princeton-city-school
More information can be found on our district website at https://www.princetonschools.net/article/1945896
School Closure Update:
The Princeton Board of Education meetings scheduled for tonight, Monday, January 6, 2025, have been cancelled and will be rescheduled. Athletic practices and evening activities are cancelled. Stay warm and safe! #AAGV
Due to the expected weather conditions, the Luminaires and Legacies: A Winter Break Walk-Off at Jake Sweeney Automotive Stadium is canceled on Friday, December 20, 2024. Have a safe and fun Winter Break!
Winter Break starts Monday, Dec. 23.
Enjoy your time off!
School resumes on Monday, Jan. 6, 2025
Holiday Spirit Week at Glendale has been an incredibly enjoyable experience! Regardless of your personal celebrations or if you choose not to celebrate anything at all, we sincerely wish for everyone to have a fantastic Winter Break.
#AAGV
Congratulations to these PCMS Viking musicians for being selected by audition to perform in the OMEA District 14 Junior High 8th Grade Honor Band: (in order from left to right) Beverly Fuentes Laynes (flute), Eli DeHoff (oboe), Jason Ingram (Bass Clarinet), Justus Chapman (bassoon), Sarah Edrington (tenor sax), Marshall Haskamp (horn), Dayana Garcia Alvarado (bari sax) and Mikhail Rogers (percussion).
Congratulations to these PCMS Viking musicians for being selected by audition to perform in the OMEA District 14 Junior High 7th Grade Honor Concert Band: (in order from left to right) Ayden Urso (flute), Jocelyn Mcnulty (flute), Layla Bayrak (flute), Alexander Bartolon (clarinet), Mariah Hunter (trumpet), Caleb Burns (horn), Jocelyn Chapman (trombone), Will Valentine (percussion) and Caleb Montiel (percussion).
GLENDALE ELEMENTARY GOES ORANGE FOR INCLUSION...
Day 5 (last Friday) was the final day of Inclusive Schools Week for 2024. We charged the students and staff to go ORANGE and they understood the assignment! In stride with this year's theme, Every Voice Matters, we enjoyed honoring the diverse backgrounds and experiences of students, educators, and families all last week
Day 4 of Inclusive School Week was Community! We asked the staff and students to wear their favorite Princeton Vikings t-shirt. The hallways were filled with students and staff proudly displaying their Viking pride. The vibrant display of school unity was a wonderful representation of our collective community spirit! These t-shirts were definitely some of our favorites, but it was great to see the Viking pride all over the building!
#AAGV
You are invited to "Luminaries and Legacies: A Winter Break Walk-Off" at Jake Sweeney Automotive Stadium on Friday, December 20, 2024, from 5-7 PM.
On Day 3 of Inclusive School Week, the theme was YOU BELONG. We asked the staff and children to wear a t-shirt representing their favorite school or college. From Clark Atlanta University all the way to Educacion Fisica and back to our beloved Glendale Elementary, many schools were represented!
#isw2024
#AAGV
At the end of the 1st grade Social Studies unit titled "The Past and the Present," students created their own butter! The classes of Mrs. Fluker and Ms. Love had a great time discovering the butter-making process by shaking the jars. The highlight for them was definitely tasting the finished product, and they gave it a big thumbs up!
#AAGV
