Reflecting on the year, I cannot thank you enough for your support in the education of your student. Your support means more than you know to the success of your child’s education. Continuing your support during these upcoming summer months can make a significant difference in the coming school year. It is important to remember that your child’s learning does not end in the summertime, and frequently regresses if time is not put aside to maintain skills.

Reading is probably one of the most important life skills for every child. Reading is like most skills, the more practice the more proficient. Being a good reader will make Science, Social Studies, English and Math that much easier. With this in mind, please schedule time for your child to read throughout 

We had over 30 student raise funds to go on a trip to Washington D.C. They are pictured here sending their love and appreciation to their teachers back in MT. What great students we have here at Elder Grove School! Whether that be in Washington D.C. or in Montana, Elder Grove is blessed with the best students and teachers.

We have so many students that have many different talents at Elder Grove . It is great to showcase some of these talents.

Aubree Meiers, a second grader, won the t-shirt design for the Kids Run. The Kids Run is associated with the Women's Run and is completely free for kids 10 years and younger. The t-shirt design will be worn by many little kids who are participating in the Kids Run. Aubree's moto is "Run Cause it's Fun". I couldn't agree with her more. If your child is 10 years or younger, this is a fun run that is free. Click on the link to learn more about the Kids Run and download the waiver. Support your child's physical activity and sport one of these t-shirts that one of our own talented students designed.

The Kids Run is being held tomorrow, Tuesday, May 8th at 6:00 pm at the Rocky Mountain College outdoor track. 

Next year's school calendar is here! 

School Calendar 2018-2019 UPDATEDv2

Today students in 5th through 8th grade particpated in planning the new middle school. A&E worked with the individual grade levels to see what the students wanted in their new school. There were many good ideas ranging from commons area, outdoor classrooms, air conditioning, to a 2nd floor swimming pool. We might not be able to deliver on the 2nd floor swimming pool, but we can definitely look at all the other suggestions. The students were excited about giving their feedback for the new building. They got to share their ideas wtih the rest of the grade levels as well.