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Our Arts Team recently attended the Winter Art Institute at Blue Mountain Christian University. This educational event was sponsored by Mississippi Whole Schools and the Mississippi Arts Commission.
We would like to recognize our monthly grade-level winners for exemplifying the character trait of the month for January - RESILIENCE.
Fourth grade students in art activity classes have been exploring textile arts by learning to weave on a circle loom.
"Snow & Glow” pics! Thanks to our activity team, SaES PTO, and all staff members who made this event a success.
Students in Discovery classes at Saltillo Elementary have been making clay bowls to donate to the 2025 Empty Bowls Luncheon sponsored by the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary. This event raises money to feed the hungry in our community.
Snow day pics! ❄️❄️❄️
The Lee County School District will be closed on Friday, January 10, 2025, due to the winter storm forecast.
Happy New Year! 🎉 As we begin a new semester, remember to download our app for instant notifications, school news, and campus events.
Students return to school on Tuesday, January 7. Welcome back!
The character trait of “service” was our school's focal point for the month of December. We would like to extend our congratulations to our student winners in each grade level for exemplifying this admirable trait through their actions!
Third grade's program “Merry & Bright!” Pod B did a great job ringing in the holiday season!
Have a safe and happy holiday break!
Please take our Family Engagement Survey, as this help us better facilitate our campus family events!
Our 4th grade class representatives made a special appearance at the Saltillo Christmas Parade on Friday evening, riding on our merry “Shrek the Halls” Christmas float! 🎄 We are grateful for the unwavering support of our parents and volunteers!
Superintendent Coke Magee and Saltillo Mayor Copey Grantham shared a couple of holiday books with Saltillo Elementary's “Reaching Reading Success” classes last week. 📘
The Saltillo Elementary School November Character of Distinction is generosity. These students were highlighted by their homeroom teachers as having practiced the character trait of generosity.
Third graders did a great job with their parade balloons and own version of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!
Here is a list of the winners from this year's science fair. Congratulations!
Update: There was a discrepancy in the science fair categories of judging, and we have another FIRST PLACE winning team in the Animal Science Category! Congratulations to Catherine Thornton and Mia Morgan for their FIRST PLACE finish in the category of Animal Science!
Our POD A 5th graders attended the Mississippi Hills Folk Life & Craft Fest 'Pioneer Days' at the Union County Heritage Museum.
