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Welcome back Flyers!


Laramie County School District 1 plans to begin the school year on Monday, Aug. 31, in Tier I: Open with in-person classes and enhanced health precautions.

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lcsd #1 school supply list

K–6 district-wide elementary list

1 Box of #2 Pencils (24 count)

2 Boxes of Tissue

4 Glue Sticks

1 Box of Broad Line Washable Markers (10 count)

1 Box of Crayons (24 count)

2 Large Erasers

1 Backpack

2 washable face masks that are comfortable for your child (recommended)

Laramie County School District 1 schools supply lists are standardized for all grade levels K–6.The same list will be used for every elementary school in the LCSD1 system.





Meadowlark Yearbooks


Hello Meadowlark families! Yearbooks are here and we have extra copies available for purchase. Yearbooks are $18.00 and can be purchased in the front office.

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Principal Spring Reading


Meadowlark is pleased to announce that our school is participating in a Spring Reading Program sponsored by the LCSD #1 Elementary Principals. This program is intended to promote continued reading during our time away from school as well as the remainder of the school year. A link to the record sheet has been added under Spring Reading in our Meadowlark Resources box.

class picture day is here

thursday, march 5


Class Picture

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Meadowlark Yearbook Orders


School Name: Meadowlark Elementary

Yearbook ID Code: 13169420

Order Deadline: April 10, 2020

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Doghouses

The doghouses shown above are only a few of the items being auctioned off at tomorrow's Pay It Forward fundraiser.  Please come and support our students while you enjoy a pulled pork dinner.

pay it forward auction

We are excited to announce an evening of family fun, food, and entertainment on January 30th from 6:00-7:30 p.m. Sixth graders are hosting a "Pay It Forward Auction" where money raised will go to next year's 6th graders for activities including the Estes Outdoor Education trip. Please bring your family for a pulled pork dinner - $5 a person - and a live auction! RSVP for dinner by sending a check or money in to your child's teacher. We look forward to seeing you all there!

"we elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup."~buddy

Students eating lunch

Buddy the elf came to visit Meadowlark for lunch. Mrs. Jessie, Noah Carrillo, Austin Lee, Jove Patterson, Luis Espinoza, Trevor Feurt, Odin Johnson, Aiden Chairez, and Nathaniel Ashing.


Book Fair Dates and Times


Tue 11/19, 8:00-3:45

Wed 11/20, 8:00-3:45

Thu 11/21, 8:00-7:00

Fri 11/22, 8:00-1:00

Books

Walk-a-thon prizes


Check out our Walk-A-Thon prizes! The Meadowlark PTO provides funds for school activities and is looking to raise $15,000 as a goal for this year. Ask friends and family to contribute to your school and you could earn the prizes pictured, plus the top 20 earners from each grade will take a field trip to The Summit in Windsor, CO.



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2019 Run for #1

Saturday, October 5

Johnson Junior High School

Registration opens at 8:00 a.m. Race begins at 9:00 a.m.

The Cheyenne Schools Foundation is committed to enhancing the education provided by Laramie County School District #1. The Foundation’s Student Enrichment Grant Program and the Excellence in Education Grant Program go directly to classroom teachers to fund innovative approaches to assist student learning. Your support and participation is greatly appreciated. The funds raised by this event will have a positive impact on the education provided by Cheyenne’s public schools this school year.

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PTO walk-a-thon

Help our Meadowlark PTO raise money to provide family activities, events, and school enhancements. October 4 we will be walking and moving for 20 minutes, about the equivalent of 1 mile.

Walk-A-Thon

October 4

9:00 – 9:20 Alps

9:30 – 9:50 Himalayas

10:00 – 10:20 Big Horn

10:30 – 10:50 Tetons


Rachel's Challenge Assembly September 12  6:30-7:30


Rachel’s Challenge exists to equip and inspire individuals to replace acts of violence, bullying, and negativity with acts of respect, kindness, and compassion. Rachel’s Challenge is based on the life and writings of Rachel Joy Scott who was the first victim of the Columbine school shootings in 1999. Through her example, Rachel’s Challenge is making a positive impact in the lives of millions of people every year.

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expectation night


Wednesday, Sept. 4th for 6th grade from 6:00-7:00.

Thursday, Sept. 5th for 5th grade from 6:00-7:00.

Dear Students and Parents,
I am pleased to announce that Meadowlark Elementary is participating in the SUMMER READING PROGRAM sponsored by the Wyoming Association of Elementary and Middle School Principals. This program is intended to promote continued reading during the summer months. I am sure you realize the importance of reading to maintain skills that have been learned during the school year. Reading is also a superb way of broadening and enriching your child’s world.

In an effort to simplify I am asking that you do two things:
1. Together as students and parents select good books to read regularly during the summer, visit the library often, and do all you can to promote reading as one activity that can be fun during the summer. In short, make books and time available for reading during the summer. Students who do not yet read may count the time that they listen while others read to them.
2. Keep an accurate record of the number of minutes spent in reading this summer and return that record at the beginning of the school year. The record sheet is provided under Meadowlark resources for your convenience.

Students who participate and read during the summer will receive a beautiful certificate of participation. Other prizes may be given for high achievement at the beginning of the school year.

I encourage all parents and students to participate in this program and have an enjoyable time discovering the wonders that exist within the cover of a good book. I believe this is a good program for young people and support it wholeheartedly.

Sincerely,
James Fraley
Principal, Meadowlark Elementary

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Open house

Friday, 8/23/19



5th Grade 8:00-9:00.

6th Grade 9:30-10:30.


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Mikhail Bohl.

eagle scout project.

Mikhail, a former Meadowlark student, donated this flag as a part of his Eagle Scout project. The students really enjoy having the flag apart of Meadowlark's playground. Thank you Mikhail!

Shelby Hoobler

received the following awards at the Wyoming State Science Fair:

1. Water Award from the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association

2. Geoscience Excellence from the Association for Women Geoscientists

3. Bill Barlow Memorial Youth in Conservation Award from the Powder River Basin Resource Council

4. Natural Resources Conservation Award from the Laramie Rivers Conservation District

5. University of Wyoming Geology Department Award

6. University of Wyoming Geology Museum Award






Staff dressed in 80's attire

80's day at meadowlark.

Walk-A-Thon

Another successful, sunny day for our annual

Meadowlark PTO Walk-A-Thon.

Kids gathered in a group

Cleo parker Robinson dance company

Meadowlark Flyers got a sneak peak from the Cleo Robinson Dance company that will be performing on Friday, September 14, at the Cheyenne Civic Center. You can purchase tickets at www.balletwyoming.com.

Dancers

Mr. McIlvain's class masks


Students with masks

fun scooter soccer in P.E. at meadowlark.


Students playing scooter soccer.

school store

The PTO and the staff at Meadowlark have purchased a new cabinet for the school store. Meadowlark students are earning Flyer Tickets for being safe, respectful and/or responsible to purchase items from the store. We are halfway to our goal of earning 10,000 tickets toward earning a talent show for our school. Go Flyers!

Cabinet with prizes

Wings of Wyoming


Students in front of airplane

Girls on the Run.

Girls from Meadowlark completed a 5K on November 18th.

Girls participating in run

Meadowlark Flyers.


2017-2018 5th and 6th grade Meadowlark Flyers forming an E for the second year of our annual picture.


* Please remember to call the office at 771-2260 anytime your child is absent due to an illness or unexpected appointment.  You may leave a message with the following information:  Your name, your child's name, the date and the reason for the absence.

* Emergency Information:  It is very important to keep your child's information updated. If you have any changes to your address, phone numbers or emergency contact please let the office know.

* If your child has a morning appointment it is important for you to call the office by 9:00AM to ensure that your child gets to choose their lunch item.  It is very important for your child to check in at the office if they arrive after classes have begun.

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Please remember to dress for the weather! Students should bring jackets or coats with them to accommodate the ever changing Wyoming weather! Per board policy, students will go outside for recess unless the temperature drops below zero or the principal deems conditions to be unsafe.

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PRINCIPAL'S PAGE - Updated April 4, 2020

4 months ago

Meadowlark staff group photo forming letter D

Greetings Meadowlark Families -

The LCSD #1 Adapted Learning Plan was recently approved by the Wyoming Department of Education. This officially marks the beginning of our Remote Learning Plan at our school due to the closure of schools in light of the Corona Virus Epidemic. However, we have been anticipating this since March 13th and began putting together pieces of a remote learning plan due to the closure of schools across Wyoming in mid-March. Below are phases that have taken place and forthcoming steps. You will receive a handout that will outline the process beginning on April 6th, 2020.

Phase 1 Essentials (Week of Mar. 16-20)

·       Parents were contacted and given opportunities to retrieve essential items such as medications, heavy winter coats, and glasses.

Phase 2 Re-connection Week/Essential Materials/Tools (Week of Mar. 23-27)

·       Teachers reestablished lines of communication with families to identify the most effective methods of communication.

·       Parents retrieve materials, and essential supplies.

Phase 3 Remote Learning (Beginning Apr. 6)

·       Please read the Meadowlark Remote Learning Plan found in the link on our front page.

·       E-learning: Please follow your teacher’s online instruction. The lessons will be content specific in ELA and Math with some integrated science and social studies content when applicable.

·       Paper Packet Learning: If online learning is not possible in your situation, please complete paper packets provided for each grade level.

·       To avoid any confusion, only the parents of students without access to online leaning need to collect and return learning packets as described above. If your student has online learning access, please follow teacher instructions through e-learning methods.

·       Student materials that were not retrieved prior to April 6th will be available from the hours of 8 AM – 12 PM on Monday – Thursdays.

·       Further communication will continue to be shared from our teachers, school and district through the following means:

o   www.laramie1.org (1-way communication)

o   www.meadowlark.laramie1.org (1-way communication)

o   Remind App messenger (2-way communication)

o   Infinite Campus email messenger (2-way communication)

o   Paper Packets (2-way communication)

o   Canvas (2-way communication)

o   Direct phone calls (2-way communication)

If you need to visit with me, please reach out to my direct e-mail at james.fraley@laramie1.org I will have office hours on Mon-Thurs. from 8:00-12:00 and will be able to reach back out to your contact through a variety of means. I will be holding weekly meetings with a variety of teams on my staff and can certainly communicate any needs to them.

Please be safe and continue to move forward under these circumstances. I know our team at Meadowlark has worked hard to lay the foundation for learning and has the best interest in educating your children during these difficult times.

Sincerely,

 

Jim Fraley

Principal, Meadowlark Elementary



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6325 Chief Washakie Ave
CHEYENNE, WY 82009

Laramie County School District 1 does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability or age in admission or access to, or treatment, or employment in, its educational programs or activities. For more details, please follow the “non-discrimination" link in the district resources block on the main web page. Inquiries concerning adults, may be referred to the LCSD1 Title IX Coordinator at Title IX@laramie1.org or 307-771-2159 or the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources located in the LCSD1 Administration Building at 2810 House Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82001, or phone 307-771-2160. Inquiries concerning students may be referred to the LCSD1 Title IX Coordinator at Title IX@laramie1.org or 307-771-2159 or any Section 504 concerns may be referred to the LCSD1 Assistant Director of Special Services located in the LCSD1 Administration Building at 2810 House Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82001, or phone 307-771-2174. We continually strive towards compliance with LCSD1 Non-Discrimination Policies, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), Americans with Disabilities Act, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), as well as Section 508 policy regarding web accessibility. LCSD1 is committed to providing accessibility to all users, and we will continue to make improvements to our website to ensure that it meets the requirements of these laws and standards. If assistance is needed in accessing material on any of the LCSD1 websites, please contact our Service Desk at 307-771-2242. The State of Wyoming provides Hathaway Merit and Needs-based Scholarships to Wyoming students attending the University of Wyoming and Wyoming Community Colleges. Every student who meets the merit requirements can earn a Hathaway Merit Scholarship. Contact your school counselor for more information.

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