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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Gateway Middle School. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at our school and what it means for your student. Regional Superintendent Larry Fleckenstein will host this session for our school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site.
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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Jefferson Elementary. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at our school and what it means for your student. Regional Superintendent Cathy Woods will host this session for our school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site.
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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. in the cafeteria at Lowell Elementary. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at our school and what it means for your student. Regional Superintendent Pete Misner will host this session for our school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site.
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Let's Connect on October 17
The first Let’s Connect of the school year is scheduled for October 17 from 6-7 p.m. Learn how our strategic plan impacts the work at your school and what it means for your student. Each region will host this session for their school families and interpreters from prominent languages in our district will be on site. Click headline for locations.
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i-Ready diagnostics for grades 1-8
Students in grades 1-8 are taking the i-Ready diagnostic in Reading and Math. The Diagnostic gives teachers important information about student learning. Go to the i-Ready Family Center to learn how you can support and encourage your student to do their best on the i-Ready diagnostics.
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World Language Assessment registration open
Can your middle or high school student speak, read, write and understand a world language? Students in grades 7-12 can earn high school credit and special recognition through the World Language Assessment. Registration is open September 6 through October 31, only one testing window in 2023-24. Click headline to learn more.
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PSAT free for sophomores!
On Oct. 25 all 10th-graders will take the Preliminary Student Aptitude Test (PSAT) at no cost, and for the first time, it will be online. There will be a 3.5 hour late start for all other high school students with late bus transportation provided. PSAT has many benefits for students! Click headline for more information.
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School Supply List 23-24
School supply lists include suggested items families may provide for their child and their child’s classroom. While each school has an allocated budget for necessary learning supplies, we are unable to provide many non-essential items needed by classrooms. Please click the headline to view the school supply list. Families needing assistance with school supplies are encouraged to contact the school office.
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Please stay connected
It is so important to stay connected! Please review the various ways we communicate with families by clicking on the headline and call or email if you are not receiving important phone calls, emails and reminders from our school and our district.
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Are you signed up for Home Access Center?
Home Access Center (HAC) provides access to student schedules, teacher names and emails, attendance, transportation and more. Parents can update their email and phone number here too!
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Family Technology Support
Having technical questions? Please visit our Family Technology Support page for troubleshooting tips and how to request help.
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Hello! I’m Chatbot Chet!
Chatbot Chet is the newest member of our communications family and is available 24/7 to help answer questions. Click the tab located on the right side and ‘Let’s Talk!’
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At Garfield Elementary we are focused on taking care of the hearts and minds of each and every student. We do this in a welcoming, inclusive, courageous culture for all so that each has a strong sense of belonging and safety to grow and succeed.
