Trustlands Report (2011-2012 School Year)
Our school trustland's report is in. Thank you to those who attended the community council meeting for your input and discussion. Here is a link to this year's School Trustlands report.
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Antimony Elementary receives visit from State Superintendent Larry Shumway!
Antimony Elementary had the honor of hosting State Superintendent Larry Shumway, Deputy Superintendent Martell Menlove, and Administrative Secretary Tina Morandy of the Utah State Office of Education on September 1, 2011. Garfield County School District Superintendent Ben Dalton and School Board President Ken Platt accompanied the state officials to Antimony. During their visit to the school district, Superintendent Dalton invited the state officials to come to Antimony and view first-hand how a rural school can educate students successfully in a small, classroom setting. Antimony Elementary School, located in Antimony, is a two-room schoolhouse with seventeen students, Kindergarten through 6th grade. Head Teacher, Julie Allen is the only teacher at the school but is assisted in her duties by paraprofessionals, Natalie Porter, Anja Lowe, and Jamey Gleave. The school was selected to be visited because of the high CRT (Criterion Reference Tests) scores from the 2010-2011 school year. 100% of the students were proficient in the tested areas of Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science. Julie Allen and her staff were commended by the visitors for their hard work and dedication to the education of the students in Antimony. Antimony Elementary has also received state recognition as a High Performing Title I School for the past three years.
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