Pfeiffer Intermediate School will be holding an Usborne Books and More Book Fair and we’ll have plenty of books for your child to “feast” on. The Book Fair will be held Monday, April 16 through Friday, April 20 during the school day. Click here for more information.
PAC is always looking for new swimmers to join our team ranging from ages 5 years to high school!
PAC offers a training environment that provides a challenging but fun environment to develop and refine swimming skills. Swimmers are provided with success-oriented competition and instructed on how to grow from setbacks and defeat. Please note that to be considered for the PAC team, all swimmers must be able to swim one(1) full length of the pool (unassisted) and able to swim freestyle and one(1) other strokes of their choice (breast, butterfly, or back). If your swimmer is not quite ready for the team, we recommend taking the American Red Cross swim lessons offered at our Perry Pool various times throughout the year!
Pfeiffer Intermediate School will be hosting “Understanding Trauma,” a 90-minute session to offer practical tools for school staff, parents, and community members. The program will consist of an introduction to trauma, managing trauma in the school, increasing developmental assets and recognizing secondary
traumatic stress. “Understanding Trauma” will be instructed by Akron Children’s Hospital’s Community Education Program Leader, Melissa McClain. Melissa offers social and emotional learning curriculum that includes preschool-12th-grade classroom options. She also provides psychological trauma education for teachers and other school professionals.
Pfeiffer’s Spring pictures have been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 3rd beginning at 8:00 AM.
The Perry Chess Club held its own tournament for the various school buildings. Edison’s 8th grader, Anthony Ceccanese, won the Edison division of the chess tournament. Coming in 2nd place was 7th grader, Jesse Warner, and 3rd place was 6th grader, Tyler Fahrni. Congratulations to all!
March 23rd is Hat Day, for $1 you can wear your hat ALL DAY LONG! This is a friendly competition between schools in our district to see which school can raise the most money. All money raised is split three ways: the school that raises the most money will get to choose a non-profit organization where a third of the money will be sent, a third goes to Business Professionals of America (BPA–Co-sponsors this event) and another third goes to Perry Athletic Hall of Fame (Co-sponsors of this event). Show your support by wearing your favorite hat on March 23rd!
Due to an instituted change by Perry’s banking partner, effective immediately all checks for school activities, clubs, etc should be made out to Perry Local Schools. The memo line can be used to distinguish the specific activity, club, etc for which the check was written for.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Congratulations to Perry’s 5th Grade Girl’s Basketball Team they won the Massillon Youth Shootout Tournament this past weekend. The girls went undefeated and played Cuyahoga Falls in the championship game. The score was 34-16! These girls have worked hard this season. They make Perry Proud! (more…)
To encourage more families to take advantage of the healthy choices available for school breakfast, Perry Local Schools will celebrate National School Breakfast Week during March 5-9, 2018. (more…)
The safety and security of our students and staff is our top priority. We must come together to put a stop to statements being made that create fear, anxiety and/or causes significant…
