Dear Parent,

We are at that time of the school year when things just don’t seem to be settled. Weather outside vacillates from frigid to warm. A new semester has begun, yet we are enrolling for classes for the 2010—2011 school year. We’ve had some days off during January, but there’s not much else scheduled until Spring Break. In short, we’re in the “dog days” of winter, when our students must renew their resolve to study, do homework, finish projects, and generally go about the business of “school.” Statistically, we are told that this time of year is when student grades are the most fragile, and that the next few weeks are the most difficult of the year from a teaching/learning standpoint. Please encourage your student to bear down in all classes. Use your access to his/her progress by checking the Infinite Campus portal regularly. It will be worth the investment of your time.

Health Update

Vision and Auditory Screening
Vision and Auditory screening was conducted on November 18th and 19th for all 9th and 11th grade students, new students, ESL students and those receiving Special School District services. If a referral is made for your student, please return the referral response from your health care provider to the nurse. If you have any questions, please call the school nurse, Mrs. Hunt, at (314) 415-7930.

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Parkway's Curriculum Guide for Parents

Parents who want to better understand what their children are learning in classrooms can find answers in Parkway’s Curriculum Guide for Parents. The curriculum guide is easy to access on the Parkway Web site under the Curriculum tab at the top.

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Central High's Teacher of the Year

Kurt is a math teacher, co-department leader and recently became a first time father

He was selected by his colleagues to represent Central High.  Kurt will compete with teachers throughout the District to be recognized as "Parkway Teacher of the Year".