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Paris Elementary's Mission:
All students will leave Paris as life-long learners, problem solvers and advocates for their learning.
To support Aurora Public Schools Vision:
To graduate every student with the choice to attend college without remediation
School Information:
Bell Schedule:
First Bell-8:03 a.m.
School Begins-8:15 a.m. Dismissal-2:45 p.m.
Upcoming Events:
September 3-Go, Slow, Whoa Assembly, 1:45 in the gym
September 6-Labor Day, No School
September 8-Go, Slow, Whoa Parent Breakfast, 8:30 in the Cafeteria
September 8-ESL for Parents, 9:30 in the FLC
September 10-Field Day, 8:30
September 14-ILP Conferences 3:30-7:30
September 17-Early Dismissal at 11:00;
ILP Conferences 11:30-3:30
September 27-Early Dismissal at 11:00
We are proud to announce that Paris Elementary is a participating school in the Aurora Lights Project. This partnership with the CU Medical Center and Children's Hospital will provide additional opportunities for our students to learn to use math and science and careers throughout the year. Click here for additional information.
Paris lunches are changing to support healthy eating habits and help parents and students make good food choices. The Go, Slow, Whoa lunch program helps parents and students learn about how eating different types of food helps keep their body healthy. Click on the link below to read more information about this program and visit our Cafeteria page to view our Go, Slow, Whoa lunch menus for September.
Paris Elementary is proud to be an implementation school for the GO, SLOW, WHOA program at Aurora Public Schools. Come join us for breakfast in our cafeteria and learn more about the program!
August 19, Paris held its Back to School Night Meet and Greet. This year Paris began the evening with a hot dog dinner outside on the black top with the staff followed by parents, students and teachers visiting with each other and visiting classrooms.
Paris students will be learning about different health care occupations on Thursdays. Health Occupations at Paris, HOP, will develop students understandings of different occupations in the health care professions. On 8/19 students in grades K, 1, and 2 learned about dietitians and food service workers as they explored healthy snacks while making Ants on a Log. Click here for the recipe students used during their HOP time.
Next week students in grades 3, 4, and 5 will be learning and sharing about careers in medical diagnostics beginning with radiologists and radiology.
August 4, 2010 began a new school year for students in grades 1-5 and this years school-wide theme-Dreams. As the school day began teachers welcomed students and their parents outside on the playground. During the day, students and teachers talked about dreams and what dreams students have to promote their learning this year at school. Then as the day closed, teachers and students reflected on their dreams and released balloons to celebrate a successful day. Click below to view the video celebrating the first day of school.
Paris Elementary art work is now on display at Children's Hospital. Artwork from students at Paris Elementary, Murphy Creek K-8, Frontier K-8, and West Middle Schools are on display in a hallway to all visitors and patients to see. All of the art work is available for purchase and proceeds support both Children's hospital and the student's school. Click below to view a news broadcast from Channel 8 about this wonderful opportunity for Paris' students.
Paris Elementary
1635 Paris St.
Aurora, CO 80011 [map]
303-341-1702
Fax: 303-326-1234 Lisa Jones
Principal Maribel Fernandez
Secretary Theda Myer
Clerk
We are proud to announce that Paris Elementary is a participating school in the Aurora Lights Project. This partnership with the CU Medical Center and Children's Hospital will provide additional opportunities for our students to learn to use math and science and careers throughout the year. Click here for additional information.
Paris lunches are changing to support healthy eating habits and help parents and students make good food choices. The Go, Slow, Whoa lunch program helps parents and students learn about how eating different types of food helps keep their body healthy. Click on the link below to read more information about this program and visit our 
