2014-2015 Supply Lists
| Kindergarten Supply List 2014-2015 |
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| 2nd Grade Supply List 2014-2015 |
| 3rd Grade Supply List 2014-2015 |
| 4th Grade Supply List 2014-2015 |
| 5th Grade Supply List 2014-2015 |
2nd Grade "Spooky Night" Performance
School News
- LES Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/LongestElementarySchool.
2014-2015 SBDM Council Elected
Kelsi Drury - Teacher Representative, ?? - Teacher Representative, Toni Reynolds-Teacher Representative, Dean Rowe - Parent Representative, and Amelia Bruce - Parent Representative. The council will begin work in July. The council will determine its regular meetings times and will post information on the web and through Facebook. Regular meetings are open to the public so all interested can attend and observe the sessions.
LES--Learning Everyday to Succeed
Vision Statement
Longest Elementary School is dedicated to producing literate, competent, responsible students who will be able to reason critically, and become functioning and productive members of the school, community and the broader society. School personnel will have high expectations for all students. A positive learning environment will be created that is conducive for students to achieve higher levels of academic performance and continue a pattern of lifelong learning.
Longest Elementary School is dedicated to producing literate, competent, responsible students who will be able to reason critically, and become functioning and productive members of the school, community and the broader society. School personnel will have high expectations for all students. A positive learning environment will be created that is conducive for students to achieve higher levels of academic performance and continue a pattern of lifelong learning.
School Profile
Longest Elementary School serves students from entry level primary up through 5th Grade. We are located in Powderly, KY, just off Highway 62, and we provide an educational home for students from a number of rural areas in Muhlenberg County. LES draws students from the northern part of the county, the Graham and Powderly communities. Our teaching staff has high expectations for our students and we work with each student to achieve the highest of standards. We care about each child and want to provide the skills they need to be successful at the next level, because we believe all children can succeed. Another major component of our successful school is our continued focus on school culture and our belief if we create a positive caring environment, students will enjoy their time at school and it will increase their levels of learning. LES will be incorporating a Positive Behavioral Instruction Plan that will help students understand what behaviors are appropriate and what they need to do on a daily basis to be successful future leaders.
Contact Information1020 North Main Street
Greenville, KY 42345 Phone: 270.338.2842 Phone: 270.338.5113 Fax: 270.338.3002 Family Resource Center: 270.977.9096 |
Contact InformationPrincipal: Brent Hardison
Assistant Principal: Sara Armour Guidance Counselor: Cathy Wagoner Daycare Director: Nelda Hobgood Family Resource Coordinator: Donna Gill |
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Mission Statement
To accomplish our vision, Longest Elementary will provide a comprehensive academic program that supports literacy development, and a high quality of reading instruction for all students. School personnel, parents and community members will be partners in the ongoing progress of reading improvement. A positive learning environment will foster intellectual, social and technical skills accomplished through professional development, collaborative leadership and parental support. It is toward this end that our school motto has been established…
“Learning Everyday to Succeed”
To accomplish our vision, Longest Elementary will provide a comprehensive academic program that supports literacy development, and a high quality of reading instruction for all students. School personnel, parents and community members will be partners in the ongoing progress of reading improvement. A positive learning environment will foster intellectual, social and technical skills accomplished through professional development, collaborative leadership and parental support. It is toward this end that our school motto has been established…
“Learning Everyday to Succeed”
