The phrase, “It takes a village…”, certainly rings true in the kindergarten at Taylor! Our kindergarten teachers rely heavily on the help of others to make their day run smoothly.
Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. Shurtz are amazing at meeting the needs of students academically and behaviorally. Our school is very lucky to have them!
The district office’s hallways feature student artwork from each school. Jenessa Vance’s tiger was selected to be displayed in the ‘Taylor’ picture frame! Way to show your ROAR!
Congratulations, Jenessa!!!
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Mrs. Lowe's class has been learning about their five senses, apples and fall. They used their five senses to explore various types of apples. While they couldn't decide which one was best, they all agreed that apples are tasty!
Taylor Elementary is a Title I school. We have a Student-Parent-Teacher Compact. These compacts where given out last night at parent teacher conferences, or will be coming home soon. This compact outlines how parent, the entire school staff, and students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement and the means by which the school and parents will build and develop a partnership to help children achieve the State's high standards. Here is the compact in English and in Spanish:
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Did you know? Taylor teachers are awesome in the classroom AND out of the classroom! Here are a few exciting things going on with some of our teachers! Miss Lopez recently completed a half marathon, Mrs. Nielsen finished the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Teacher’s Academy, and Mrs. Tebbs is celebrating the arrival of her adorable baby girl, Daisy!