Support the Class of 2011!

Tonight is the last Wendy's Night!

                                                 

 

 

WENDY'S on HARLEM AND HIGGINS

IS PROUD TO SPONSOR...

Have dinner at Wendy’s!

 

WHEN:  TUESDAY, May 31,

for

PENNOYER SCHOOL

AND

THE CLASS OF 2011!

 

Wendy’s will donate 15% of all sales between

5:00 and 8:00 PM - Dine In or Drive-thru

 

 

Tell your friends and neighbors!

No Flyer Is Needed

 

 

Wendy’s

 5472 N Harlem Ave.,

Chicago, IL

(773) 763-6754

 

Thank you from the Class of 2011!

News from Pennoyer School

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5th Grade Roller Coaster Projects

At Pennoyer School, we learn up until the very end of school! Our teachers and students maximize instruction and help the children learn and enjoy school all year long. These photos show the 5th grade student projects on roller coasters. They learned about physics, team work, motion, and they had fun!

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No School Monday or Tuesday Next Week

Remember there is no student attendance on Monday in honor of Memorial Day and on Tuesday the teacher's have an institute day for professional learning and growth.

Have a safe weekend - we look forward to seeing our students return next Wednesday!

2nd Grade Pennoyer Perk

Pennoyer's 2nd Grade Students wrote and "published" books as part of an engaged learning project. Parents, teachers, administrators came to hear the book readings by the authors at the Pennoyer Perk! This is another outstanding example of learning and school coming to life at Pennoyer School!

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Memorial Day - from the State Superintendent of Education and Governor Quinn

WHEREAS, Memorial Day was designated as a national holiday for the purpose of cherishing and solemnly celebrating our memories of those who sacrificed their lives on the battlefield in service to our country; and,

 

WHEREAS, Memorial Day was first observed in 1868 upon the order of Illinois' own John A. Logan, national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, who called on every American to raise the flag in honor of those lost and to "

renew our pledges to aid and assist those whom they have left among us as sacred charges upon the Nation's gratitude,-the soldier's and sailor's widow and orphan"; and,

 

WHEREAS, Memorial Day today continues to serve as a reminder to every American that our freedom was bought and is preserved at a great cost, and that each of us owes a boundless debt of gratitude to those valorous men and women who have given their lives to defend our country on the battlefields, on the seas and in the skies around the world; and,

 

WHEREAS, Memorial Day 2011 offers everyone in the Land of Lincoln an opportunity to honor those brave men and women who have served, and continued to serve, as members of the United States Armed Forces; and,

 

WHEREAS, Memorial Day 2011 reminds us that we can acknowledge our debt to those who serve by flying the flag proudly, by paying our respects at the final resting places of those who fell in battle, and by supporting our men and women in uniform through the Illinois Military Family Relief Fund or other organizations dedicated to helping veterans and servicemembers:

 

THEREFORE, I, Pat Quinn, Governor of the State of Illinois, do hereby proclaim May 30, 2011, as MEMORIAL DAY

 in Illinois,and order all persons or entities governed by the Illinois Flag Display Act to fly their flags at half-staff from sunrise to noon on this day, and ask everyone in Illinois to honor the enduring legacy of our national heroes who gave their lives in defense of our nation and the undying American principles of justice, freedom, and democracy.

Great bridge projects from 3rd grade

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3rd grade bridges!

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More 3rd Grade Bridges

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3rd grade bridge projects!

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