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Welcome to Our New Website!

We’re proud to bring you a website that’s as innovative and forward-thinking as our school district. Explore our new site and experience the difference!

Learn More Here
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Meadowlark Announcements

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About Us

Daily Bell Schedule

  • First Bell
  • Tardy Bell
  • Lunch times
  • Dismissal Bell

Welcome Back to the 2025–2026 School Year!

Hello amazing students! 🎉 We are so excited to have you back for another year of learning, growing, and discovering. You are officially one year older, one year wiser, and (hopefully) one inch taller! This year, we’re ready to SOAR together – not with actual wings (although that would be cool), but with our school values:

S – Safety 🛡️
Your safety—both physically and emotionally—matters most. That means we look out for one another, make good choices, and create an environment where everyone feels comfortable to learn and be themselves. Remember, safety isn’t just about keeping hands and feet to yourself—it’s also about kindness in your words and actions.

O – Ownership 📝
You are in charge of your own learning and behavior. Ownership means taking responsibility for your actions, being proud of your hard work, and making choices that help you grow. Even when things are challenging, owning your effort shows true strength. (And yes, that means turning in homework before it gets crumpled at the bottom of your backpack.)

A – Acceptance 🤝
We are all different, and that’s what makes our school awesome. Acceptance means including others, celebrating differences, and appreciating what makes each person unique. Whether someone is into reading graphic novels, coding robots, or collecting 57 pencils… we accept and support one another.

R – Respect 🙌
Respect is treating people, places, and things with care. That means listening to teachers, working well with classmates, and showing appreciation for the school that helps us learn and grow. Respect is like Wi-Fi—it works best when everyone is connected!

Together, these values—Safety, Ownership, Acceptance, and Respect—help us SOAR into success.

🌟 Our Mission: Shaping the Future of Education Through Innovation and Engagement.
🌟 Our Vision: To create a positive and safe learning environment where every child is encouraged to grow, imagine, and discover who they are. We aim to help students understand and appreciate the world around them while building strong character and kindness.

This year, your teachers are here to support you every step of the way. We believe in developing well-rounded students who are curious, creative, responsible, and kind. We know mistakes will happen—and that’s okay! With a growth mindset, every challenge is a chance to learn and every setback is just a step toward success.

So buckle up, sharpen those pencils, and get ready for an exciting year where you’ll laugh, learn, and discover more about yourself and the world around you. Let’s make 2025–2026 the year we all SOAR! 🦅

Mr. Brinkman and Mrs. Seeley-Marotz

Principal Brinkman, Donald
Principal Seeley-Marotz, Magen
Secretary Nunez, Veronica
Secretary Urban, Kirsten
Nurse Good, Raina
Social Worker Butterfield, Laura
Speech/Language Groves, Kimberly
Physical Therapist Pugel, Kacie
Teacher Angeles, Ana
Teacher Birge, Hannah
Teacher Christenson, Amara
Teacher Davis, Alyssa
Teacher Distasio, Maureen
Teacher Ehrlich, Megan
Teacher Ellis, Tyler
Teacher Feldmann, Mary
Teacher Finch, Ben
Teacher Garcia, Jazmine
Teacher Grott, Josie
Teacher Hall, Lacy
Teacher Hernandez, Shelbey
Teacher Hopkins, Tiffany
Teacher House, Christina
Teacher Mayle, Christina
Teacher Pugh, Tracy
Teacher Sanchez, Sarah
Teacher Shatzer, Paula
Teacher Simpson, Kobey
Teacher Storebo, Maren
Teacher Truel-Young, Alyssa
Teacher White, Joshua
Teacher - Strings/Orchestra Sieger, Eric
Teacher ELL Wood, Johanna
Teacher Music Caskey, Kirsten
Teacher Music Zieres, Zoe
Teacher Resource Room Blakesley, Taylor
Teacher Resource Room Harris, April
Teacher Resource Room Likewise, Beth
Teacher Resource Room Marrill, Darla
Custodian Clark, Joshua
Custodian Konyha, Caylee
Custodian Montoya, Everette
Custodian Sunderman, Jeff
Occupational Therapist Yocum, Rachel
Paraprofessional Iantorno, Isabella
Paraprofessional Jenkins, Tiffany
Paraprofessional Kohlwaies, Kenneth
Paraprofessional Luna, Jessica
Paraprofessional Pritchard, Crystal
Paraprofessional - Library Sanders, Elizabeth
SNA Para Bumann, Rhonda
SNA Para Ford, Diane
SNA Para Wallace, Christian

MEADOWLARK 
6325 Chief Washakie Ave.— 
771-2260 

  • Encore classes—Elective-like courses students choose from. 
  • Outdoor educational opportunities. 
  • Project room for hands on learning in science and social studies. 
  • Neighborhoods designed for student collaboration. 
  • Open concept design. 
  • Beautifully designed outdoor areas and playgrounds. 
  • Hunter education classes for certification. 
  • Robotics program. 
  • Speech and Debate extended day. 
  • Exceptional teachers and staff. 
  • Daily Bell Schedule

    • First Bell
    • Tardy Bell
    • Lunch times
    • Dismissal Bell
  • Welcome Back to the 2025–2026 School Year!

    Hello amazing students! 🎉 We are so excited to have you back for another year of learning, growing, and discovering. You are officially one year older, one year wiser, and (hopefully) one inch taller! This year, we’re ready to SOAR together – not with actual wings (although that would be cool), but with our school values:

    S – Safety 🛡️
    Your safety—both physically and emotionally—matters most. That means we look out for one another, make good choices, and create an environment where everyone feels comfortable to learn and be themselves. Remember, safety isn’t just about keeping hands and feet to yourself—it’s also about kindness in your words and actions.

    O – Ownership 📝
    You are in charge of your own learning and behavior. Ownership means taking responsibility for your actions, being proud of your hard work, and making choices that help you grow. Even when things are challenging, owning your effort shows true strength. (And yes, that means turning in homework before it gets crumpled at the bottom of your backpack.)

    A – Acceptance 🤝
    We are all different, and that’s what makes our school awesome. Acceptance means including others, celebrating differences, and appreciating what makes each person unique. Whether someone is into reading graphic novels, coding robots, or collecting 57 pencils… we accept and support one another.

    R – Respect 🙌
    Respect is treating people, places, and things with care. That means listening to teachers, working well with classmates, and showing appreciation for the school that helps us learn and grow. Respect is like Wi-Fi—it works best when everyone is connected!

    Together, these values—Safety, Ownership, Acceptance, and Respect—help us SOAR into success.

    🌟 Our Mission: Shaping the Future of Education Through Innovation and Engagement.
    🌟 Our Vision: To create a positive and safe learning environment where every child is encouraged to grow, imagine, and discover who they are. We aim to help students understand and appreciate the world around them while building strong character and kindness.

    This year, your teachers are here to support you every step of the way. We believe in developing well-rounded students who are curious, creative, responsible, and kind. We know mistakes will happen—and that’s okay! With a growth mindset, every challenge is a chance to learn and every setback is just a step toward success.

    So buckle up, sharpen those pencils, and get ready for an exciting year where you’ll laugh, learn, and discover more about yourself and the world around you. Let’s make 2025–2026 the year we all SOAR! 🦅

    Mr. Brinkman and Mrs. Seeley-Marotz

  • Principal Brinkman, Donald
    Principal Seeley-Marotz, Magen
    Secretary Nunez, Veronica
    Secretary Urban, Kirsten
    Nurse Good, Raina
    Social Worker Butterfield, Laura
    Speech/Language Groves, Kimberly
    Physical Therapist Pugel, Kacie
    Teacher Angeles, Ana
    Teacher Birge, Hannah
    Teacher Christenson, Amara
    Teacher Davis, Alyssa
    Teacher Distasio, Maureen
    Teacher Ehrlich, Megan
    Teacher Ellis, Tyler
    Teacher Feldmann, Mary
    Teacher Finch, Ben
    Teacher Garcia, Jazmine
    Teacher Grott, Josie
    Teacher Hall, Lacy
    Teacher Hernandez, Shelbey
    Teacher Hopkins, Tiffany
    Teacher House, Christina
    Teacher Mayle, Christina
    Teacher Pugh, Tracy
    Teacher Sanchez, Sarah
    Teacher Shatzer, Paula
    Teacher Simpson, Kobey
    Teacher Storebo, Maren
    Teacher Truel-Young, Alyssa
    Teacher White, Joshua
    Teacher - Strings/Orchestra Sieger, Eric
    Teacher ELL Wood, Johanna
    Teacher Music Caskey, Kirsten
    Teacher Music Zieres, Zoe
    Teacher Resource Room Blakesley, Taylor
    Teacher Resource Room Harris, April
    Teacher Resource Room Likewise, Beth
    Teacher Resource Room Marrill, Darla
    Custodian Clark, Joshua
    Custodian Konyha, Caylee
    Custodian Montoya, Everette
    Custodian Sunderman, Jeff
    Occupational Therapist Yocum, Rachel
    Paraprofessional Iantorno, Isabella
    Paraprofessional Jenkins, Tiffany
    Paraprofessional Kohlwaies, Kenneth
    Paraprofessional Luna, Jessica
    Paraprofessional Pritchard, Crystal
    Paraprofessional - Library Sanders, Elizabeth
    SNA Para Bumann, Rhonda
    SNA Para Ford, Diane
    SNA Para Wallace, Christian
  • MEADOWLARK 
    6325 Chief Washakie Ave.— 
    771-2260 

    • Encore classes—Elective-like courses students choose from. 
    • Outdoor educational opportunities. 
    • Project room for hands on learning in science and social studies. 
    • Neighborhoods designed for student collaboration. 
    • Open concept design. 
    • Beautifully designed outdoor areas and playgrounds. 
    • Hunter education classes for certification. 
    • Robotics program. 
    • Speech and Debate extended day. 
    • Exceptional teachers and staff. 

Upcoming Events

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Contact Information and Map

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Principal – Don Brinkman

Assistant Principal – Megan Seeley-Marotz

6325 Chief Washakie Ave.
Cheyenne, WY 82009

Main Phone: (307) 771-2260

Email: meadowlark@laramie1.org

Grades: 5th & 6th 

Office Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

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