S.E.P. night was recently held at Taylor Elementary.  Not only was this a chance for students and parents to sit down with their teacher and discuss progress, goals and accomplishments, but an amazing art gallery was showcased as well. Mrs. Patten, Taylor's talented art teacher, transformed her classroom into an art gallery that displayed student work throughout the term.  This was a favorite for many to visit because students were able to show off the talents they've been developing in visual arts.

Students in Mrs. Becky Anderton's class work hard every day in reading.  One of the concepts focused on in second grade is expression in fluency.  Mrs. Anderton's classes perform a Polar Express reader's theatre.  Students practice reading different parts focusing on smoothness while using appropriate voices and expression. Parents are invited to watch student perfomances showing off their talented reading abilities.  Mrs.

Taylor Elementary is known for its dedicated chess players.  One such player is fifth-grader, Stratton Scott.  Stratton is a student in Ms. Marlayne Harward's class and recently participated in the Nebo Chess Tournament at Art City Elementary.  Stratton was awarded a medal for placing in a three-way-tie for tenth place.  Congratulations Stratton for winning and epresenting Taylor Elementary in such a positive way! 

Taylor Elementary is known for being involved in helping others in need, specifically with the Make-a-Wish program.  Janna Manookin has a special drive to raise awareness in the school about the benefits of this special cause.  One of the many ways Taylor does this is by participating in Macy's department store's 'Believe' program during Christmas time.  Taylor Elementary partnered with Payson High School's Latinos in Action group and wrote over 3,000 letters to Santa as well as telling why it is important to believe in the season.  The letters were turned in to Macy's s

Taylor's students were recently delighted with a visit from Clark Planetarium.  Students were excited to watch experiments involving magnetism, electricity, air pressure, and atoms. The planetarium challenged students minds and made them rely on the scientific process to predict what was going to happen next.   Students were invited to participate in these science activities and were amazed at the final experiment which involved a large fire explosion from a balloon.  A favorite was being able to hold an actual meteorite!  Thank you Clark Planetarium

Fourth-grade students at Taylor Elementary in Mrs. Courtney Corbin and Ms.