Taylor's second graders in Mrs. Becky Anderton, Mrs. Wendy Grill and Ms.

Taylor Elementary's fourth-grade looks forward to science and social studies each day because they spend a lot of time learning about the state of Utah.  Student's in Mrs.

The Crystal Apple Award recipient for Taylor Elementary is Courtney Corbin.  Courtney has been at Taylor Elementary for five years as a fourth-grade  teacher. Previous to teaching here, she taught one year at Santaquin Elementary, also in fourth-grade.  She has served our school as a member of the D.A.R.T. team, fourth-grade team leader, and as our public relations representative.  Because of her hard work, our school is in the newspaper and on-line frequently letting the community know of all the great things going on in all the classrooms. 

Taylor Elementary's February students of the month get 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 at Taylor School for others to admire!  Way to go Taylor Tigers for setting the bar high!  

Students of the month for February are.....

Kindergarten: Addison Corbin, Gracie Diamond, Ava Lott 

Taylor’s kindergarten students were excited to come to school because February 10th marked the 100th day of kindergarten!  Students in Mrs. Treana Kober and Mrs. Courtney Mayhew’s classes spent time in the gym doing ten repetitions of ten events totaling 100 activities!  Students also created posters to hang in the hallway showing 100 things of their choice!  What a great day to celebrate such a great milestone in kindergarten! 

Fourth grade at Taylor Elementary is one of the greatest grades because all social studies and science topics are based around the state of Utah.  Students in Mrs. Courtney Corbin and Miss Brittany Wayman's classes leaned about famous trappers and explorers in Utah's history.  Fifth-grade teacher, Ien Richins, brought trapping to life when he visited the fourth-grade to share some of his experiences as a modern day trapper.  Students were amazed to see how the trap works and loved to see some of the pelts Mr.