Parkview Elementary School

COVID-19 Information

Most students in Bellingham Public Schools remain in Stage 1 of our Reconnect Plan and some have transitioned to stages 2 and 3. Students are participating in remote, at-home learning daily, which includes both real-time, live lessons mixed with independent, supported learning.

Returning to school in-person? Remember to fill out the health attestation.

Visit Resources for more information about school meals, child care, tech support and other needs.

View our COVID-19 Reported Cases Dashboard.

Staff, view our HR COVID resources page for return to work information and professional development.

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Neighborhood Schools reconnect plan

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01/14/2021

Focus on youngest learners, COVID cases rising in Whatcom County

A Message from Superintendent Greg Baker Dear…

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01/13/2021

Reminder about Monday holiday, annual MLK, Jr. Human Rights Conference, and City of Bellingham activities

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday All Bellingham…

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01/06/2021

In-person instruction plans for second grade and Promise K, signs of hope for 2021

A Message from Superintendent Greg Baker Dear…

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Parkview Family Reading Night

Promise Stories

Title 1 reading teacher Danielle Hunter preps book packages at Cordata Elementary School

07/20/2020

Summer books mailed home to encourage reading and curiosity in the summer months

Some students in Bellingham Public Schools are…

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05/06/2020

Elementary Equity Project yields more funding for all

How would our community change if every…

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01/28/2020

Allied Arts Education Project brings art to elementary schools

Written in collaboration with Leora Watson, Western…

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