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Pleasant Valley Middle School

4120 Pleasant Valley Road

Placerville, CA 95667

(530) 644-9620

FAX (530) 644-9622

Office Hours: 

8:00 am - 3:30 pm

The mission of Pleasant Valley School is to provide academically rigorous curriculum by promoting and challenging the intellectual, creative, physical and social development of middle school students.

 

Congratulations to Carol Kouklis!  She is the recipient of the California Association for Music Education's Capitol Section Outstanding Music Educator Award!  She will be honored at the CMEA Gala Awards Banquet in February.  Congratulations!!!

 

3rd Quarter Awards

Students who earned Honors (3.0-3.59) and Highest Honors (3.6-4.0) on their 3rd Quarter Report Card will be honored on Friday, March 23 at 2:00 pm in the gym.

 

Top Timber Wolf

The Top Timber Wolves for the month of February are Catherine B., Nicole H., and Austin M.  Way to go!

Announcements

 

WELCOME TO PLEASANT VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL

 

At the January 17th Board meeting, the Board decided that Pleasant Valley Middle School would remain open for the 2012/2013 school year. We will continue to explore options for ways to sustain and improve the quality of programs for all of our students in the Gold Oak Union School District during these very difficult fiscal times. Thank you for continuing to work together to make every day a great day to be in the Gold Oak Union School District.

 

  

3rd Quarter Report Cards

 Third Quarter report cards will go home Friday, March 16.  The 4th and final quarter began Monday, March 12.  The 4th Quarter progress reports will go home April 20th.  It is important to keep school a priority by completing classwork and homework each day, studying for tests, staying on top of projects, and always doing your best!  

 

  

6th Grade Science Camp

March 13-16, 2012

Alliance Redwood Conference Center

To learn more about the program, go to

http://www.allianceredwoods.com/outdooreducation.shtml 

 

 

STAR Testing is coming!!! 

We will be testing beginning the week of Monday, April 16.

 

TDAP BOOSTER-ATTENTION 6THGRADE PARENTS

 

If you are a parent of a 6thgrader, please make sure your child gets the Tdap Booster Shot before starting 7thgrade in the fall of 2012.  The Tdap vaccine is required for all 7thgraders to enter school in the fall.  The school office will need proof of immunization once the shot has been administered. 

 

According to a new state law, all 7th grade students in California will be required to receive a Tdap booster shot before starting school in their 7thgrade year. The Tdap booster is a combination of the Tetnus, Diptheria, and Pertussis (Whooping Cough) vaccines and will be important in helping to protect our students from illness. Please bring proof of immunization to the school office as soon as possible to avoid your child being excluded from school at the start of their 7thgrade year.

 

Please direct any questions to the Gold Oak Union School District Nurse: Meredith Oates at:

(530) 295-2265.

  
Today: 5/17/12
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School Mascot:

Timber Wolf

School Colors:

Red and Black

 

Staff Email:

Gold Oak Union School District has new email addresses.  To contact a staff member via email, the email address is first initial, last name @gousd.org

For example, wladue@gousd.org

This is a great way to communicate regarding your child or to get questions answered.

 

 

 EL DORADO HIGH SCHOOL VIRTUAL ACADEMY

Registration packets are currently available in the school office for anybody interested in the EDUHSD Virtual Academy at Shenandoah.  This is an alternative to the regular high school program. 

 

Students and families interested in learning more about this online college preparatory Virtual Academy should visit the District website at:  www.eduhsd.k12.ca.us(link to schools, then EDUHSD Virtual Academy), or call (530) 622-6212, ext. 7001 and speak to Patricia Braun.  The Virtual Academy is much more than an online program.  Students will regularly meet with teachers at the main campus near Placerville, or at the satellite campus at Oak Ridge High School.  Both campuses provide students with access to computer labs, science classrooms and face-to-face support.