Taylor welcomed almost 50 new students to our school this year! These students were recognized as our school’s Top Tigers for the month of September. We’re excited to have our Taylor family grow and can’t wait for them to show their ROAR!
Our parent teachers conferences are today! Click on links below to sign up or edit your time. If you need help please call the office- 801-465-6050:
¡Nuestras conferencias de padres y maestros son hoy! Haga clic en los enlaces a continuación para registrarse o editar su tiempo. Si necesita ayuda, llame a la oficina al 801-465-6050:
Click on link to view information about Title I and School Safety.
If you have not had the opportunity to apply for Free or Reduced lunch, PLEASE do so by Friday, September 30. This program greatly benefits you as well as our school as a Title I School. Title I school status is based upon the percentage of students that qualify for Free OR Reduced lunch. We receive additional federal funding when we are a Title I school that we need! Even if your student never eats lunch at the school, we would GREATLY appreciate if you would take a few minutes and complete this application to benefit our school.
While students had a day off from school, Taylor teachers participated in a district-wide LETRS training that focused on vocabulary, comprehension and writing instruction. This training will help teachers improve their ‘best practices’ for Language Arts instruction. They can’t wait to use their new knowledge in the classroom!
This month, Taylor’s counselor, Mrs. Stone, met with each class and helped students set goals! After listening to “Let’s Fly a Kite”, students chose four goals to help them soar. These goals will help them ‘Reach for Your Potential’, each day in life!
Click on the link to sign up for our first Parent Teacher Conferences, or refer to the parent newsletter sent by Mrs. Robbins on Sept 20th! Parent Teacher will be held at Taylor on Monday October 3rd, from 3-9 pm.
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September 11th, 2001 is a day that has been etched into our memories forever. In honor of that day, and the importance of what it represents, Mrs. Robbins invited the entire school out front to show our respect for the fallen victims of 9-11. After a moment of silence to lower the flag, singing the national anthem, and reciting the pledge, Mrs. Robbins spoke of the importance of kindness. Kindness towards each other, ourselves and neighbors.