Walter L Parsley Elementary

PARSLEY
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2019-2020 School Year Supply Lists


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Cafeteria Menus & Lunch Schedules

 
K-12 Payment Center
Note:  When registering, our school is listed as Walter L. Parsley.
 
 
Our cafeteria is a 'peanut free zone'.
On days when peanut butter and jelly is on the NHCS menu,
we will substitute with another item.
 

 

Kindergarten
Lodato
11:36-12:01
 
Hart
11:12-11:37
 
Jenkins
11:17-11:42
 
Karnes
11:23-11:48
 
Nicholas
11:27-11:52
 
Russell
11:32-11:57
1st Grade
Applewhite
11:37-12:02
 
Clark
11:57-12:22
 
Dixon
11:52-12:17
 
Bunnell
11:42-12:07
 
Buck
11:48-12:13
 
Lodato
11:36-12:01
2nd Grade
Blackburn
12:23-12:48
 
Ciamillo
12:26-12:51
 
Fasano
12:30-12:55
 
VanZandt
12:40-1:05
 
Tobin
12:33-12:58
 
Traflet
12:37-1:02
SDA Classes
Stoka
10:50-11:15
 
Rapp
10:55-11:20
3rd Grade
Scarborough
1:05-1:30
 
Joyce
12:55-1:20
 
King
12:57-1:22
 
Martin
1:00-1:25
 

Owens
1:02-1:27

Harris
12:50-1:15
4th Grade
Perrone
12:00-12:25
 
Somech
12:10-12:35
 
Starnes
12:15-12:40
 
White
12:05-12:30
5th Grade
Boberg
10:52-11:17
 
Flechtner
11:02-11:27
 
Downs
10:58-11:23
 
Rizzo
11:06-11:31
 
Robbins
11:10-11:35

Walking Club

Parsley Morning Walking Club

Parsley Morning

Walking Club 

Gets Students Moving!
 

  • Research indicates that physical activity makes children ready to learn.
  • Exercise habits learned at an early age tend to persist into adulthood.
  • Childhood obesity is at epidemic
  • proportions in the United States.

For these reasons and others, the Parsley Elementary School PTA started a morning walking program during the 2005-2006 school year.  In this program, students walk outside any time (on their scheduled days) beginning at any time between 7:30 and 7:45 and may continue walking until 7:50. This program is optional and all Parsley students are invited to join.  Students may participate in every session or as desired.  Students in grades K - 2 walk on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Students in grades 3 -5 walk on Wednesdays and Fridays.
 
Students arrive at school in accordance with normal school procedures, proceed to their classrooms to drop off their belongings and check in with the staff member on duty in their rooms and then proceed outside to the walking track.  Personal belongings should be left in the classroom.
 
Before Walking Club begins for the school year, all students will be introduced to the Walking Club Expectations and will be held accountable for these rules.
 
Walking Club
 
 
 
 
 

WALKING CLUB EXPECTATIONS

 
  • Walking Club is from 7:30 to 7:50.
  • Participate as often as possible.
  • Encourage classmates to participate.
  • Walk as many laps as possible during the time you are outside walking. Keep up the pace!
  • Have fun walking with your friends.
  • Listen and show respect to the parent volunteers.
  • Listen and show respect to fellow students.
  • Keep your hands and feet to yourself.
  • Keep personal belongings in the classroom.
  • Understand that any poor choices made can result in “no walking club” for the day or even multiple days.
  • WALK ONLY

 

PLEASE NOTE: Those students who arrive at the walking track at 7:50 or later will be sent back to their classroom.

 

LACE UP THOSE SNEAKERS AND GET WALKING!

Bank in School

As part of our 2012-13 School Improvement Plan to develop community and business partnerships, South State Bank began a new program called Bank in School on January 9, 2013.  Parsley was the first school in New Hanover County to be involved in this exciting program! Students have an opportunity to establish a savings account and bring money to school to make deposits.  Accounts may be opened with as little as a $5 deposit.
 
Community members from the bank will be here one day each month to accept deposits and allow students to do their banking. This will take place in the morning from 7:25 to 7:53. The Bank in School program helps students learn the importance of saving money and keeping track of deposits and savings, which is an important life skill. It also teaches financial literacy, which is an important 21st Century skill.
 
Bank in School dates 2018-2019 school year:
Grades K-5
  • Oct. 10
  • Nov. 14
  • Dec. 12
  • Jan. 9
  • Feb. 13
  • Mar. 13
  • Apr. 10
  • May 8
Financial Literacy Game (web resource)
  • Counting Money - The game serves a number of grade levels, as you can choose between three difficulty levels; counting to 99 cents, ten dollars, and $100 respectively. For any level, Beginner mode allows you to use any combination of coins and bills to make the total, while Expert forces you to use the fewest amount of bills and coins possible.