By Holly Bowen, Daily News staff writer
September 3, 2009
 Geoff Crimmins/Daily News
(Above) Kindergarten teacher Jeneille Branen welcomes students to her class on the first day of school Wednesday at Palouse Prairie School in Moscow. (Below) A sign welcomes students and parents.
Most students returning to school in Moscow on Wednesday were met by familiar teachers, classrooms and friends.
But students at Palouse Prairie School of Expeditionary Learning were beginning an entirely new adventure.
About 70 children and their excited, sometimes teary-eyed parents converged on the former Brown's Furniture building at the corner of Lauder Avenue and South Main Street to begin the first day of classes at the public charter school, which officially opened this week.
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PPSEL is contracting with the Moscow School District for bus service. If your child has never rode the bus please contact Greg Harris to learn where your stop is or to arrange a new stop. Greg can be reached at 882-3933.
All students will collect at the Junior High school to catch the bus to come to Palouse Prairie. If you would rather drop your child/children at the Junior High so that they can catch the bus to Palouse Praire, you are welcome to do that. We will have supervision there beginning at 8:00am. The Palouse Prairie bus will leave the Junior High at 8:15am. Please have your child/children there on time. |
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Peru Native and long-time Moscow resident Gloria Natividad de Conley will offer an interactive, fun, hands-on Spanish language and Hispanic culture experience for our kindergarten students from 12 to 3 pm, Monday through Friday. Gloria has Idaho K-12 Spanish certification, a master's degree in education, and 12 years experience as a kindergarten aid at St. Rose's Kindergarten.
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