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Pioneer Weekly

About This Publication

4/18/22 edition 1

The Pioneer Weekly is a school newspaper that a team of 4th graders thought up to share news in a paper format. We will try to keep you informed of what is happening at Pioneer Elementary School.
Always good to have news Pio-near you!

A "Perry" Good Podcast

A "Perry Podcast" is a podcast made to appreciate our teachers and staff for helping us and just being so nice and amazing!

From the Editor-in-Chief

Food is in The Air

Words By Tristan Yao

In the lunch area, there are people throwing food! This is terrible because we are so privileged to have enough food to support us while in Ukraine there are children who are starving because of the war. If you see anyone throwing food please report this to lunch aid or yard duty. If we waste food while other children are starving, there would be no point in having food at all. Keep in mind that people are working hard every day to support us with that food.

This Week's Big Question

New Lunches

Have you noticed the new lunches? The chicken wings, the mashed potatoes, English muffins, the turkey sandwiches, and the soft turkey tacos. A student in 3rd grade said they loved the chicken wings and the mashed potatoes. Do you like the new lunches? Tell us your opinion at ty82701@djusdstudents.org

Interviews

Ms. Mendez

Ms.Cooper is an amazing TK teacher! She is super funny and her students love her. She is very helpful and organized. She also is always positive and has been teaching at pioneer for 4 years. Ms.Cooper is very hardworking and is always trying to put a smile on our faces. She is a very talented teacher and is always trying to help get to the sky's the limit. The best part about Ms.Cooper is that she loves kids. She is always trying her best to make all of us happy. Also, she always tries to make us excited. Thank you, Mrs. Cooper!

Written by Noah young
photos by harris chase

Written by Ross Tornabene
I interviewed Ms. Mendez and these are the questions I asked her. What was her least favorite subject? She said math because she had teachers that focused on reading, not math. The next question I asked her was what her favorite subject was. She said that she loved reading because books took her to a new place.

When I asked her if she have a job before this. She said she was a lifeguard. After that, I asked her what she liked more. She said teaching is more fun than being a lifeguard. That concluded the interview. Ms. Mendez is a super-friendly TK teacher that wants the best for her students and everyone!

Ms. Cooper

Writer

Interviews

I interviewed Ms.Ochsner. She is an amazing teacher. I asked her seven questions. These are the answers. She has been teaching for 7 years. Her favorite animal is a red panda. If she was not a teacher she would be an activist. Her birthday is September 24th. Her favorite holiday is Thanksgiving because she loves to cook. Her favorite color is blue because it is calming and it reminds her of the ocean. She also has a sister named Melissa.

By: Jack Henrichon
Edited by: Samuel Ostrem
Photo by: Harris Chase

Ms. Wallace

Ms. Ochsner

I interviewed Ms. Wallace, and I asked her these questions
1: How long have you been teaching at pioneer elementary. She said "This is my first year teaching at Pioneer, but my fifth year as a teacher."
2: What is your favorite thing to do when you are teaching. She said"
My favorite thing to teach is writing because I love to get to see everyone’s creative ideas. I also enjoy being silly/playing games."
3: Were you doing something else before. She replied "This is my first career job, but when I was younger in high school I use to babysit, mow lawns, photoshop, play music gigs (I use to play double bass for classical music) and clean houses."
4: What is your favorite thing to do. She replied "I enjoy swimming, walking, rock climbing, spending time with my friends and family, and watching tv."
5: What is your favorite animal.
"My favorite animal is a snow leopard.“
6: How would you like to be respected at Pioneer
“It makes me feel good or respected when people clean up their litter and speak kindly to one another.“

Written by Nesiah Dunlap
Edited by Roy Shih
Photos by Harris Chase

Sports

The Infinity Tag Craze

The number of people playing infinity tag has been skyrocketing for the past few days. Our reporters asked some people why they liked the infinity tag: Miles H. said “I like it because there are a lot of people to play with. It's like a battlefield.” Lydia H. said that “ It’s unfair that right after you finish playing rock-paper-scissors, somebody tags you, just when you finish. I think everybody should wait five seconds then start to chase/tag.”
In a truce, you have at least one person watching your back. When you are not in a truce, you don’t have many people to get you up. Sometimes teams of people try to get other teams altogether. Remember you have to give the person who won rock paper scissors a 5-second head start before you can tag them. The numbers don't lie. Infinity tag is the most-played game at recess.

Infinity tag

Rock-paper-scissors

Puzzles KG-2nd