Salem Woods Elementary School
Welcome to Salem Woods Elementary School - Home of the Timber Beasts!
November 17, 2009
Dear Salem Woods families,
Welcome to Salem Woods Elementary School! We serve approximately 500 students in pre-school through grade five and more than 50 staff members. We believe in providing a safe, fun, and rich learning environment. We believe in meeting the needs of all children in order for them to reach their full learning potential.
In addition to our regular classrooms Salem Woods also provides programs to help meet the needs of students in our attendance area and across the district. Those include:
- Center for visually impaired students in grades K-5 across the district
- Autism pre-school for students across the district
- Special education classes and Life Skills classroom
- Speech Language, Occupational Therapy, Counseling, and Physical Therapy services
- Learning support in the areas of reading and math
- Kindergarten reading support program
- Enrichment programs including after school clubs and activities, daily recess program through the YMCA, student government, PTA, parent volunteers, and more
We have strong parent and community partnerships and believe that through working together all children will learn and succeed. I invite you to join us in the exciting and rewarding adventure of growing tomorrow’s citizens and leaders today.
Vision
We at Salem Woods Elementary School believe in the development of life-long learners who can confidently meet the demands of an ever-changing world. We are dedicated to academic challenge and success for every student. Our aim is that each student gain knowledge and skills, work cooperatively with others, and develop feelings of self worth. We believe the key to realizing these goals lies in providing a safe, nurturing environment which accommodates the diverse needs and abilities of all students. We are committed to making the learning process a partnership between families and school
Sincerely,
Janna Dmochowsky
Principal
Salem Woods Elementary School
12802 Wagner Rd
Monroe, WA 98272-7712
Phone: 360-804-3600
Toll Free: 1-800-282-7818
Fax: 360-804-3699
School Hours: 8:55 a.m. to 3:25 p.m.
Attendance Hotline: 360-804-3601
Janna Dmochowsky, Principal
Val Rummel, Secretary
Tammy Schultz, Assistant Secretary
Lynnette Ervin, Counselor
August:
September: 09-10-09; 09-17-09; 09-24-09
October: 10-01-09; 10-08-09; 10-15-09; 10-22-09; 10-29-09
November: 11-05-09; 11-12-09; 11-19-09
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Our community offers many opportunities for youth to enrich learning, Monroe Public Schools publishes notices from not-for-profit groups offering such activities on this website under Community Notices. Paper copies are often also available in the main office at our schools.
Other SWE links:
- Curriculum Guide
- Learning Improvement Plan
- Library
- Lista Recomendada de Materiales Escolares
- Parent/ Student Handbook
- Recommended School Supply
- Report Card
Important Notice About Internet Safety
The best way to protect children from online harm is to keep computers in a family area of the home. Visibility allows parents to look over the students' shoulders without being too oppressive. Young children should have a parental chaperone whenever they are on the Internet. Two sites that discuss these issues and offer advice can be found at www.safekids.com and www.safeteens.com.
Hyperlinks to staff web sites (located on the Staff page) are provided for student and parent convenience, and all staff web sites are hosted by external Internet service providers. Monroe Public Schools assumes no liability for content contained on external service provider sites. Filtering software from one of the providers listed below is recommended to prevent unauthorized access to sites beyond the District's control.
Norton | Cyber Sitter | Net Nanny | Surf Watch | Cyber Patrol
Voicemail: 360.804.2998 ext 3695
2009-2010 Officers are:
- President
- Co-Vice President
- Bridgette Tuttle
- Julie Barton
- Co-Secretary
- Cheryl Robinson
- Debbie Goering
- Co-Treasurer
- Tess Thompson
- Leslie Sundet
- Tess Thompson
Dialing 360-804-2998 accesses staff voice mailboxes.
The search option lets families use their telephone keypad to enter the teacher's name to be connected to the voicemail system to leave a message.
Vision
We at Salem Woods Elementary School believe in the development of life long learners who can confidently meet the demands of an ever-changing world. We are dedicated to academic challenge and success for every student. Our aim is that each student gain knowledge and skills, work cooperatively with others, and develop feelings of self worth. We believe the key to realizing these goals lies in providing a safe, nurturing environment which accommodates the diverse needs and abilities of all students. We are committed to making the learning process a partnership between families and school.