Thanks to all of you who were able to come out and support our school at the Family Fun Night. We were successful in raising money for our school and most of all we had a great time.   Thanks again for all of your support!

Dont miss out on our school carnival tonight from 6-8.  Bring the entire family for food, games, pictures, and lots of fun!

-Pizza with chips and drink for purchase, only $2 per person.  

-Cotton Candy $1 and Popcorn $0.50

-Family Photo Booth $5

-Lots of free activities for the kids!

Also we will be holding a basket auction and a silent auction to raise money to add to our playground.

Don't let them scare you! Mrs. Larson's class integrated art with reading the first week of school. After reading a story about a monster coming to school and breaking all of the rules because he had never been taught them, Mrs. Larson's class created monster mask and wrote the classroom rules on the back of them. They learned about cool/warm colors along with primary/secondary colors while showing these monsters they know how to act in school

James Madison (Joshua Neves) surprised Mrs. Larson's class when he showed up to share with them about the constitution. He taught why we need the constitution, laws, rules, and leadership through a paper clip game, a space activity, and a role play with his daughter, Grace. Mrs. Larson's class learned so much and had a blast doing it! Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Neves!

Mrs. Bailey's class learns about decimals.

As September started, the 6th grade students arrived at school to find Salem Elementary transformed to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizzardry. Students were greeted by Professor McGonigal and the gameskeeper Rubius Hagrid. Each student was sorted into their respective houses, travelled through platform 9 and 3/4, and then taken to their room which had been transferred into the great hall. Students made their own wands and are now listening to the story, Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone.

Salem Stars are off to a wonderful start!  Thanks to Mr. Welburn for taking some time with each grade level to go over school rules and procedures.  We have STARS in this school: Students That Are Responsible and Respectful, who really make our school shine.

To kick off the year in writing, Salem Elemetary third graders spent a day listening to stories at the Story telling Festival.

Fourth graders come to read with Kindergarten!

The first opportunity to have parents, students, and teachers meet together is coming on the 23rd of Sept. To sign up for a time to meet, follow these links.  You can then choose a time that works best for you.  

For K through 3rd, click here. http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C48A9AC2CA7FC1-sepconference

For 4th through 6th, click here http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0C48A9AC2CA7FC1-sepconference1