Taylor Elementary would like to give a giant 'Thank you' to Walmart for donating BOXES of school supplies to the students of Taylor!!! Binders, tape, markers, pens, notepads, book covers, pencil pouches/boxes, crayons and much much more will soon be in the classrooms and hands of Taylor's students!! It is a great day to be a Tiger!!!
Taylor School would like to thank Central Bank for a generous donation of $1000!! This money will go directly toward making the students of Taylor have the best educational experience possible! Principal Daybell was humbled by the generosity of Central Bank's donation as well as their commitment to the students of Payson!
Parents,
Today your child will be bringing home a note explaining Taylor Schools new school wide behavior plan. It offers some great rewards for good student behavior and tickets to help remind students of our schools expections to help make it a great place to learn. If you have any questions feel free to call or email me at anytime.
Thanks,
Mr.Daybell
Taylor Tigers,
I just wanted to say thank you for all of your support with the morning procedures we have at Taylor School. A note went home on Friday explaining what we are doing and why. This morning was the best morning I have seen at Taylor school. I am sure that all of our students are safer and better supervised at this time of day. Feel free to call me if you have any questions about what we are doing.
Thanks,
Mr. Daybell
Taylor’s third grade students recently attended Thanksgiving Point’s ‘Tulip Festival’. Early in the spring, Taylor students partnered with Journey’s North, who generously donated tulips in order for students to study and observe them grow at the school. Students in third grade study living things, the sun, seasons. In celebration of this, students in Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Ellsworth and Mrs.
Taylor students work hard each day in all areas of academics. One area that students have also work hard in is called "Prevention Dimension". Each month, Taylor's school counselor, Mrs. Burningham, visits classrooms with lessons designed to help students with citizenship, healthy choices, friendships, stress reduction, drug/alcohol prevention as well as many other things. Teachers at Taylor also play a critical role in instructing students in positive behavior choices within the classroom.
One of Taylor Elementary’s favorite Title-1 Technicians is retiring after 27 years in Nebo School District. Mrs. Cheryl Brown began her lifetime career at Peteetneet Elementary in 1986. From there she has worked with students at Park View Elementary, Santaquin Elementary (twice), Park Elementary, and finally at Taylor Elementary. Mrs.
Under the direction of Mrs. Drager, Taylor's sixth-grade orchestra delighted the classes in an assembly for the school. Student played several songs they've been working on throughout the year as well as showcasing several instrumental soloists. As an extreme honor, the sixth-grade orchestra was also asked to be a part of Taylor's presentation for the Nebo School District School Board. This was an exciting event for students and they represented Taylor well!
Taylor fourth grade students in Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Grill and Ms. Orme's classes recently visited historic Camp Floyd. Students took a step back in time and were able to experience life in the famous Utah military camp. Students spent the day making adobe bricks, dipping candles, attending pioneer school, riding in the pony express as well as going through artillery training. This is a fun way for students to see a piece of Utah history come alive!
Taylor Elementary's April students of the month got to enjoy a fancy lunch of pizza and soda with Mr. Daybell. These students were chosen by their teachers because they make great efforts in academics and behavior choices each day in their classrooms. These students have set a high standard for the rest of the school to follow! Way to go Taylor Tigers!
Kindergarten: Cannon Hardy, Koen Lloyd, Olivia Liddle
First Grade: Dax Strong, Brooklyn Smith, Jesse Charles