Salem Elementary first graders enjoyed a beautiful spring day at the Hogle Zoo.  

It was a perfect day for a track meet.  The sun was shining while kids were speeding down the track.  Students from Salem Elementary represented our school well, as several made it into finals and placed in their events.  You can go to Salem City's recreation web page to find official results.  Way to go 3rd and 4th graders.

Kindergarten braved the rain and went on a field trip to Salem Pond. They enjoyed exploring nature and a picnic with the wildlife!

It was a pleasure to have the Music Makers come to our school for a fun assembly where we learned about music and the impact it can have in our lives.

Sixth graders researched various objects found in our solar system and galaxy and shared their findings with the rest of the school.  

Our 2015-1016 yearbooks will be arriving soon and you won't want to miss out!   We have a limited supply, so if you are interested in purchasing one please fill out the order form your child will be bringing home and return to the office with your payment.  We are unable to hold any orders without payment.  You may either pay with cash or a check.  The price is $10.00 per book.

Kindergartner's love their pets.  They especially loved being able to share them with thier friends at school.

Fourth graders had a blast on their field trip to Peaks Ice Arena and the Bean Museum.  It was a fun way to buld character and friendships, as well as review the plants, animals, and environments of Utah.

Way to go students for being caught being star students!

Keira Atwood, Jacob Harward, Cortlynn Hatfield, Madison Davis, Paisley Morgan, Haylie Cook, Reagan White, Audree Stokes, Reece Olsen, Brett Bailey, Rhielyn Robinson, Leah Murdock, Wesley James, Makell Black, Treg Wilder, Jayda Kimber, Lyvia Allred, Swazie Wilson, Kessley Davies, Madison Davis, Troy Thatcher, Samantha Walker, Marlee Sorensen, Amy Burk, Boston Jensen, Elaina Moreno, Mia Carlos, Heidi Boothe.

The 4th graders attended a presentation given by the Utah County Stormwater Coalition on Tuesday. The purpose of this presentation was to review the water cycle, to better educate our students about our watershed area, our role in water use and conservation, and some of the sources of storm water pollution.  Ask your 4th grader to share some of the great things they learned about our water supply today!