Pleasant View reports ELOP performances, student financial‑literacy projects and class presentations
Administrators reported ELOP programs staged a performance of Aladdin with good turnout and planned a spring performance and a survival camp during winter break. Teachers showcased student work, including a First‑grade Japanese market and 3rd‑grade investigations, as examples of financial‑literacy and hands‑on learning.
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At the Dec. 13 meeting the Board received program updates: Patricia Torres reported the ELOP program performed "Aladdin" at a local church and planned another spring performance; she also said a winter break survival camp and Tulare County Fire participation were planned. Kim Parrish shared student projects from the first trimester including a First Grade Japanese market and Third Grade sound investigations. "Mrs. Torres shared with the board that the ELOP program performed Aladdin at a local church in town and had a great turnout, and the school was looking into putting on another performance in the spring," the minutes record.
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