The 2022 annual school election will be held on Tuesday, May 24 in conjunction with the Primary Election in Arkansas. Only one seat on the Fayetteville Board of Education is up for election and will be on the ballot. Katrina Osborne is seeking re-election to the Zone 4 seat on the school board, and she is unopposed. No increase in the current millage rate is being... READ MORE >

Attention graduating Root Alumni! We will celebrate you in person at Root on Tuesday, May 17 at 8:15 AM. Please check-in at the office when you arrive by 8:15 that day and plan to wear your purple cap and gowns. We would like to put together a short video highlighting FPS seniors. Please RSVP and submit your pictures at the following link. It would be great if... READ MORE >

Root New Family Tours Please select a 20-minute time slot that works for you and your family to tour Root school. Only sign up for ONE time slot per family in the link provided below. Thank you.Root tour sign-up form READ MORE >

Earth Week will be celebrated in Fayetteville Public Schools April 18-22. To see the schedule of events, check out the website HERE. READ MORE >

We have made the decision to transition all Fayetteville Public Schools from in-person to online learning on Wednesday, February 23 due to the predicted inclement weather and road conditions. Wednesday will be considered Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) day. Please note: With the possibility of power outages in the area due to the winter storm, students... READ MORE >

UPDATED GUIDANCE FOR SCHOOLS BASED ON REVISED CDC GUIDELINES ISOLATION Isolation is required for someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, regardless of vaccination status. This person is required to: Stay home for at least 5 daysIf you have no symptoms or your symptoms are resolving after 5 days, you can leave your house (return to school).Continue to wear... READ MORE >

We have received information from the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI) that our school district community’s number of active cases of COVID-19 per 10,000 people is 71 as of 1/3/22. This new data means that the school district has exceeded 30 or more active cases for a consecutive 14-day period. As per district Policy 1.19: Wearing Masks and Face... READ MORE >

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMUSIAL AWARDS TO AIR ON THE CBS TELEVISION NETWORK AND STREAM LIVE ON PARAMOUNT+ ON CHRISTMAS DAY AT 5 P.M. ET / 4 P.M. CTNATIONAL BROADCAST FROM ST. LOUIS CELEBRATES THOSE WHO EMBODY EXTRAORDINARY SPORTSMANSHIPST. LOUIS – Dec. 20, 2021 – The Musial Awards will deliver added holiday cheer this weekend. The inspiring awards show honoring... READ MORE >

The Fayetteville High School Student Council will hold the 23rd annual Homeless Vigil on Thursday, December 2, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on the north side of the FHS campus along Bulldog Blvd between Phases 2 and 3. The vigil will raise funds for the Families in Transition Program, a Fayetteville Public Schools program that helps students in need and their families... READ MORE >

The Fayetteville Board of Education voted unanimously to amend Policy: 1.19: Wearing Masks and Face Coverings as follows: Amend the policy as stated below effective November 15, 2021, for grades 7 - 12 students and staff members in those school buildings and in district administrative and support buildings.Amend the policy as stated below for grades k- 6 students... READ MORE >

Fayetteville Public Schools has been awarded $80,000 in grants over the next three years from the Life Time Foundation to help improve the nutritional quality of school meals by eliminating ultra-processed foods and accelerate scratch and speed-scratch cooking practices through the support of an additional registered dietitian and chef specializing in school food... READ MORE >

The University of Arkansas' Society of Physics Students is hosting a "Haunted Physics Festival" on October 31st from 11am-3pm. Please read the details of the event in the image below: READ MORE >

Mary Claire Hyatt joined Fayetteville Public Schools on September 20 as general counsel for the school district, according to Superintendent Dr. John L Colbert. The hiring of Ms. Hyatt was approved by the Fayetteville Board of Education at their August 26 meeting. “We are very happy to welcome Mary Claire Hyatt to our administrative team,” said Dr. Colbert. “She... READ MORE >

PICTURE DAY IS COMING! Picture Day is on Tuesday, September 28th. You may order online before the 28th by going to mylifetouch.com and entering your student's school ID or Picture Day ID: EVTM2274T READ MORE >

Do you have concerns about your child's development or progress in school? Please read below. READ MORE >

Root families- With the increase in student quarantines, we wanted to remind you of the meal pack ordering option for those students. Here are instructions for ordering quarantine meal packs in English and Spanish Also, attached below are flyers with general free Child Nutrition meal options.EnglishSpanish READ MORE >

Hello Root families! Welcome back to all returning Root families and hello to all the new Root families! The Root PTO is excited to begin another year supporting Root students and staff. Even though volunteering may look different this year, there are still plenty of ways to get involved! We encourage you to fill out our Volunteer Interest Survey so we can find... READ MORE >

Thank you for your diligence in reporting COVID-19 exposure and positive testing results. This helps keep students and staff members safe. Please complete the appropriate form if: You or your child has been EXPOSED to COVID-19, ORYou or your child has been tested for COVID-19 and are in quarantine (ADH requires anyone tested for COVID-19 to quarantine pending... READ MORE >

Hello Root Families, Please mark your calendars for virtual Curriculum Night this Thursday, August 26, at 6:00 p.m.. Please look for a zoom link from your child’s teacher this week. This is a night that the teachers will share with you the great learning experience they will create for our Root Rockets this year and the expectations for the year. PTO General... READ MORE >

At a special called meeting held on August 9, The Fayetteville Board of Education voted unanimously to revise Policy: 1.19: Wearing Masks and Face Coverings and resume the mask requirement for all K-12 students, staff members, and visitors to school buildings. Masks are now required while attending classes, working or attending a school function in any school... READ MORE >

EVERY student in Fayetteville Public Schools should ✓ CHECK-IN For the 2021-2022 school year. This process includes all students and ALL GRADE LEVELS.The window for completing the online CHECK-IN is August 2-7. Please login and confirm your student’s informationParents will receive an email with login information by July 28. If a parent’s email address is not... READ MORE >

Attention graduating Root Alumni! We will celebrate you in person at Root on Thursday, May 6 at 1:30 p.m.This will be held outside on the playground. Only seniors will be allowed to attend. We are not able to have parents or family join for this due to current Covid-19 protocols. Please check-in at the table outside the playground when you arrive by 1:15 that day... READ MORE >

The celebration of 150 Years of Fayetteville Public Schools kicked off on Thursday, March 18 at the regular meeting of the Fayetteville Board of Education. “We are very proud of our designation as Fayetteville School District #1,” said Dr. John L Colbert, Superintendent of Schools. “As the first public school district granted a charter by the State of Arkansas, we... READ MORE >

The Fayetteville Board of Education has approved an extension of Superintendent Dr. John L Colbert's contract through June 30, 2024, and voted to raise his base salary by two percent to $226,400. The Board voted unanimously to approve the contract extension and salary increase after completing Dr. Colbert’s annual review on January 28. “Dr. Colbert’s performance... READ MORE >

The Root Science Fair is back, and this time...it's VIRTUAL! Students will get all the great science fun but with a more streamlined process this year. Submit your project virtually by February 19th! For additional information please visit https://www.rootpto.com/scienc... READ MORE >

FPS to Provide Weekend Meals for Students The Fayetteville Public Schools Child Nutrition Department will provide weekend meal packs for students and for anyone age 18 or younger beginning the weekend of January 23-24. “We are pleased to be able to provide free weekend meals for our students and those age 18 or younger,” said Ally Mrachek, Director of Child... READ MORE >

Free Pre-Order Meal Packs Offered During Winter Break FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.– Fayetteville Public Schools Child Nutrition will offer free meal packs during the winter break, which is December 21 through January 1. The five-day meal packs (five breakfasts and five lunches) will be available for pick up on Tuesday, December 22 and Tuesday, December 29. Similar to the... READ MORE >

Fayetteville Public Schools will pivot to virtual learning on Monday, December 14 due to inclement weather and road conditions. All school buildings will be closed, and students will utilize online learning. READ MORE >

FAYETTEVILLE ADULT EDUCATION JOINS ‘MOVING AHEAD WITH ADULT ED’ CAMPAIGN TO GET ADULTS BACK TO SCHOOL AND WORK Reskilling, Upskilling Will Help Move Adults into Family-Sustaining Jobs for Economic Recovery from Pandemic With reskilling and upskilling programs in place, adult education is an economic catalyst to help low-skilled adults and their... READ MORE >

Fayetteville Public Schools will be implementing a new health procedure beginning on Monday, September 14 to help protect the health of our students and staff. Beginning next Monday morning, all staff and students will have their temperature checked daily before entering school buildings. Please watch this video from Dr. John L Colbert for more details on the new... READ MORE >

We are pleased to announce that Fayetteville Public Schools will offer FREE MEALS FOR ALL CHILDREN THROUGH DECEMBER 31st. The FPS Child Nutrition program will offer free meals to all children 18 years and younger through temporary Federal program flexibility. Siblings of FPS students and other children in the community are eligible for free 5-day meal packs.... READ MORE >

In an effort to keep our Fayetteville Public Schools family informed, here is the latest information we have regarding COVID-19 in our schools: Fayetteville Public Schools has been notified that four of our students have tested positive for COVID-19. However, none of the four students has been on campus since the start of the school year on August 24. There are... READ MORE >

Owl Creek Health Center is offering a vaccine clinic! Friday, August 21st from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.All insured and uninsured are welcome!Update all vaccines that your child needs!Walk-ins are welcome! No appointment needed! READ MORE >

Important Information Regarding Meal Sign-Up for Hybrid Learning, Home Campus Virtual Learning, and Fayetteville Virtual Academy Students Dear FPS Families, We are pleased to announce that students enrolled in any of the Hybrid Learning Models, Home Campus Virtual Learning, or Fayetteville Virtual Academy can sign-up for take-home meal packs for the fall... READ MORE >

Register NEW students to Fayetteville Public Schools at Registration Gateway for Fayetteville Public Schools. To register you will upload a proof of residence (current gas, electric, or water bill OR lease agreement) At the time of registration you may also upload the following required documents: Birth Certificate, Immunization Records, and Social Security... READ MORE >

FREE SUMMER MEALS FPS Child Nutrition will continue to provide ten meals (5 breakfasts/5 lunches) for anyone age 18 or younger on Tuesdays during the summer, beginning June 2 and ending on July 28. The meals can be picked up from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the following locations: Asbell ElementaryButterfield Trail Elementary (pick up in the back of the school)Happy... READ MORE >

The Arkansas Scholastic Press Association announced the winners in their annual contests. The awards were announced via YouTube by President Karla Sprague, Har-Ber High School; and President-Elect Andrew Young, Woodland Junior High School. Seven programs from Fayetteville Public Schools, the most for any district in the state, won awards. Every program from FPS won... READ MORE >

National Assistant Principals Week is April 6–10, 2020! Join us as we honor and recognize the contributions of assistant principals to the success of students in Fayetteville Public Schools! Thank you for the caring and the leadership you bring to our schools! READ MORE >

STUDENT MEALS During the week of Spring Break, March 23 through March 27, 2020, Grab and Go Breakfast and Lunch will be available to any child age 18 and younger at Owl Creek School. Students must be present to receive a meal. GRAB AND GO BREAKFAST AND LUNCH 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Owl Creek School 375 N. Rupple Rd. READ MORE >

Please read here about procedures in regard to picking up AMI packets starting Monday March 30.March 30th AMI packet pick up READ MORE >

The FPS Outback food pantry is open DAILY this week from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to provide groceries to families. We normally provide non-perishable food items and frozen meat, but due to recent donations, we are now able to add fresh fruit, lettuce, bread, and eggs to the food boxes. Since next week is Spring Break, we will be giving double boxes on Friday,... READ MORE >

Fayetteville Pubic Schools delivered 536 meals today to students age 18 or younger! Please review the list below and stop by and see us tomorrow and Friday for FREE student meals!SCHOOL BUS DELIVERY LOCATIONS FOR STUDENT MEALS FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUSES WILL DELIVER LUNCHES TO STUDENTS AGE 18 AND YOUNGER ON MARCH 17 THROUGH MARCH 20 AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES... READ MORE >

Message from the FPS Superintendent: Governor Asa Hutchinson has ordered all public schools in the state of Arkansas to close and move to Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI) effective on Tuesday, March 17, 2020, with the option to close on Monday, March 16, 2020. Fayetteville Public Schools will be closed beginning Monday, March 16, 2020, and will move to... READ MORE >

For Immediate Release: February 28, 2020 Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Preparation Little Rock, Ark. – The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) is working closely with local, state and federal partners to stay up to date on coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) activity in the nation and the world. The ADH has plans and protocols in place to respond to... READ MORE >

FHS Youth Softball Clinic will be held on Sunday, March 15th at the newly renovated high school softball complex! The sport of softball is growing in our community and with our youth leagues! FHS is partnering with Fayetteville Parks & Rec to provide a FREE clinic for any girls interested in wanting to play softball.Please click HERE for additional information. READ MORE >

Kids Heart Challenge is kicking off and don’t want you to miss out! Ask your friends and family to help you take the Kids Heart Challenge & help Root Elementary be HEART HEALTHY & HELP OTHERS! Learn more about Kids Heart Challenge and sign up today at heart.org/kidsheartchallenge! Any student who raises $150 is going to get to slime Coach Denham at the school... READ MORE >

Choose School Breakfast Win a Bike! Eating school breakfast March 2nd-6th automatically enters you into the drawing. For additional info click HERE READ MORE >

We're very excited to announce the upcoming school musical programs. They will happen on March 17th and April 2nd. Both dates will have an afternoon show for the students at 2:00pm and an evening show at 6:30pm for the parents. The March 17th program will be put on by the 2nd grade students and the April 2nd show will feature the Kindergarten classes. It's ALWAYS... READ MORE >

Please enjoy this short video about our extraordinary teachers and incredible students at Root Elementary. Together we rise above! Go Root Rockets! Click HERE to watch the video. READ MORE >

Start your training because the 10th annual Cow Paddy Run at Gulley Park is coming up Saturday, April 11th 2020. For all the important information please click HERE Also, Root PE Coach Denham said that he would buy lunch for any Root student or Root student's parent that could outrun him in the race! READ MORE >

After a review of research and information regarding district growth and maintenance needs gathered over the previous two years, the Fayetteville Board of Education has called for a special election on February 11, 2020, to request voter approval of a bond restructuring. With voter approval and NO MILLAGE INCREASE, the district will restructure eight bonds that... READ MORE >

This week is National School Counseling Week. We think our counselor is awesome! You're the best Mrs. Lavender.Please take a minute to watch this FUN VIDEO from our kids to Mrs. Lavender!!! READ MORE >

The Science Fair will be here January 23rd!!! All students are encouraged to register for the 2020 Science Fair. The deadline to register is January 15th (Wednesday). All of the science projects are due on January 23rd and the Science Fair is that night from 6:00 - 6:30pm. Please click below to register. Science Fair - registration Please click below for... READ MORE >

Root students are invited to dance the night away at our "Root Scootin' Boogie" dance on Friday January 31st!Please click HERE to read all of the details about the fun!!!See you there! READ MORE >

January's Harvest of the Month is the sensational SWEET POTATO! "Sweet and Spicy Sweet Potato Fries" will be prepared for this month's in-cafeteria taste tests. All local sweet potatoes comes from Dickey Farms in Tontitown, Arkansas. Be sure to take a sample during lunch and encourage your students to do the same! If students or staff like the recipe it can be... READ MORE >

What is the Hour of Code? The Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify "code", to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science. It has since become a worldwide effort to celebrate computer science, starting with 1-hour coding activities but expanding to all... READ MORE >

Great things are happening in our schools! Check out "The Latest" video. We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving Break! #onefpshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJdLfgU2Tis READ MORE >

Fayetteville Public Schools2019 Winter BreakFree Lunch ProgramWHO?FREE for anyone 18 years or younger. Non-Fayetteville residents welcome!WHERE?Owl Creek School: 375 N. Rupple Rd. (across the street from the Boys & Girls Club)WHEN?Lunch: 11:00am – 12:00pmDecember 2019: 26th, 27th, 30th and 31stJanuary 2020: 2nd, 3rd and 6th – 8thWHY?School lunch is cool, even... READ MORE >

Please enjoy the most recent newsletter on Kindness and Inclusion for Root Elementary parents and families. Our character word for the month of November is "Gratitude", which is student expressing thankfulness or appreciation.You can read the full November report HERE. READ MORE >

Please join us at Root Elementary on Wednesday November 13th at 6pm to celebrate DiverseAbilities Day. We’ll walk through immersive activities that will help us grow our understanding, deepen our connections and build empathy for everyone around us. Especially those we play, learn and grow with every single day. READ MORE >

Welcome Families! Please join us on November 21st as Fayetteville Public Schools celebrates it's annual Thanksgiving Feast with a yummy meal for all! Please click HERE for the complete menu in English.To read the menu in Spanish, please click HERE. READ MORE >

The Root Elementary School book fair will be starting November 1st and running through November 8th. For additional information and to visit the New Online Shopping Experience please click HERE <<---. READ MORE >

FPS Orchestra Program Presents Monster Mash 2019Wednesday, October 31 at 6:30 pmin the Fayetteville High School Performing Arts CenterFree Admission & Trick or Treating after the performanceSong selection includes:Star Wars, Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts, Pirates of the Caribbean and MORE! READ MORE >

Congratulations to Holt Middle School teacher Cheri DeSoto for receiving the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching!Awardees come from schools in all 50 States. Nominations and awards are facilitated by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the National ScienceFoundation. Established in 1983, PAEMST is the... READ MORE >

Inviting all PTA and PTO members and Fayetteville Public School parents: Fayetteville Board of Education members will present the Fayetteville Public Schools Strategic Plan. Monday, October 21 at the FHS Performing Arts Center at 6:00 pm Please join us! READ MORE >

Friday October 18th is the 9th Annual Local Harvest Lunch!FPS Child Nutrition invites you to join students for a locally-sourced lunch made with ingredients from farms & small businesses in NW Arkansas. READ MORE >

Please enjoy the most recent newsletter on Kindness and Inclusion for Root Elementary parents and families. Our character word for the month of October is "Forgiveness", which is choosing to let go of negative feelings towards yourself and others.Please read the full KI Report HERE. READ MORE >

University of Arkansas College of Engineering professor Dr. Gary Prinz has partnered with Root Elementary School music teacher Adriane Hapgood to bring to life a STEMusical program, coupling science topics with fun music. The new collaboration aims to promote creativity, understanding, and retention of science for Root Elementary School 4th grade students, as part... READ MORE >

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Come cheer on your Root Rocket Friday, October 11th as they run! Root is committed to creating a positive fundraising experience for every student. Our classroom-focused fundraiser ensures that WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER, WE WIN TOGETHER! For more information on how it all works please read more HERE! READ MORE >

Please enjoy the most recent newsletter on Kindness and Inclusion for Root Elementary parents and families. Our character word for the month of September is "Responsibility", which is being accountable for something we can control or manage.You can read the full report HERE READ MORE >

Our September BLAST Assembly will be this Thursday September 26th at 2:15pm. I think some of the teachers have a surprise for everyone! 5...4...3...2...1...BLAST OFF!!! READ MORE >

Our school picture day is scheduled for September 16th. Bring your brightest smiles!!! READ MORE >

We are excited to start the 2019-2020 school year at Root Elementary. Please use the link below to find additional information and important upcoming dates. https://www.smore.com/e2y8j READ MORE >

FREE LUNCH June 3rd to August 6th (closed July 4th) Who? Fayetteville Public Schools will offer FREE Lunches for anyone 18 years or younger. Adults can purchase a meal for $3.60. Where & When? Main Site: Holt Middle School: 2365 N. Rupple Rd. (child and adult meals served)Lunch: 10:45am-1:00pm M-F Mobile Sites: NEW! American Legion, Post 27, parking lot:... READ MORE >

The Fayetteville Public Library is a great resource for summer fun! Here is a link to their calendar to check it all out... Fayetteville Public Library Calendar READ MORE >

Anybody can be at risk for a heat-related illness. Follow these summer safety tips, like taking extra breaks and drinking lots of water.Summer safety tips from the NSC READ MORE >

Download the FPS Mobile App at the App Store or get it on Google Play. READ MORE >

Here are some great summer learning tips for parents!CLICK HERE TO READ READ MORE >

Thank you to these wonderful Root Rockets who have been such an integral part of our school for many years! They will all be turning the page and beginning a new chapter in their lives. Thanks again and best of luck from your Root family!!! READ MORE >

The last Harvest of the Month we will celebrate the super sweet STRAWBERRY! This month, students and staff will sample Strawberry Salsa! Did you know, strawberries are a member of the rose family and are the only fruit with seeds on the outside (about 200 seeds on each berry)? Picking your own berries is a fun family weekend activity. Local farms that offer... READ MORE >

We're pleased to announce that Root Elementary was chosen as a grant recipient from the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation! The grant will fund "Coding Robots for Kids". This project will help students in the upper grades learn necessary coding skills as well as increase our project based learning. We can't wait to use them this Spring for coding as well as... READ MORE >

Calling all former Root Rockets!!! If you are a member of the FPS Senior Class of 2019 and went to Root Elementary, please join us on May 10 at 1:30. Root will be holding an assembly and a reception in your honor. Please come in your cap and gown so that you can walk the hallways, lined with students who want to cheer you on and celebrate your achievements! Please... READ MORE >

Please enjoy the most recent newsletter on Kindness and Inclusion for Root Elementary parents and families. Our character word for the month of April: Respect - to show consideration or honor someone.To read more of the report please click HERE READ MORE >

Kale is a super food! Did you know one serving of kale has more calcium than a small carton of milk! Not only is it good for your bones, it also has tons of vitamins and minerals that are good for your eyes, your muscles, and fight off harmful bacteria. It even has more vitamin C than an orange! Try this yummy Creamy Kale Dip. It is great with veggie sticks and... READ MORE >

Calling all runners! The Cow Paddy Run is a fun annual event that will take place on Saturday, April 13th. It's comprised of a 5K and a 1K fun run at Gulley Park. The school with the most participants will receive $2,500 to help promote health and wellness and active lifestyles in school. I am challenging all Root runners to come out, participate, and help us be... READ MORE >

Please enjoy the most recent newsletter on Kindness and Inclusion for Root Elementary parents and families. Our character word for the month of March: Perseverance - to continue to do a task no matter how hard or difficult Click here to read more... READ MORE >

March's Harvest of the Month is brilliant BROCCOLI! This month, students and staff will sample Bang Bang Broccoli. Its a roasted broccoli dish with a hint of spice! Broccoli is grown in Arkansas this time of year. Did you know broccoli is a member of the cabbage family? It's name originates from the Italian word "broccoli" meaning "the flowering top of cabbage"? READ MORE >

It's National School Breakfast Week from March 4-8, 2019. Choose to eat breakfast at school and you're automatically entered into the drawing for a chance to WIN A BIKE! Read more about the contest HERE. READ MORE >

The Root Spring Book Fair will be from March 11th to the 15th in the Root Library. These books are gently used and are priced to sell! Paperback books $2 and Hardback books are only $3...NO TAX!!! Hours are 7:45am - 3:30pm M-Th and 7:45am - 2:00pm on Friday. Proceeds will help our Root Library build a stronger collection for our students. Thank you for supporting... READ MORE >

This month, students and staff will sample Cheesy Chicken and Rice. Golden rice for the taste tests was grown at Ralston Family Farms in Atkins, Arkansas. Did you know there are more than 40,000 varieties of rice grown on every continent except Antarctica? Brown rice has the most nutritional value. Its rich in fiber and vitamins to give you long lasting energy. ... READ MORE >

Our school assembly today celebrated the achievements of Jackie Robinson. The production highlighted some of the best moments of his career and explained his role in ending segregation. Erin Schmidt, Director of Development for Bright Star, says she hopes the performance would help young audiences understand why it is important to stand up for what is right without... READ MORE >

Our friends at Apple Seeds recently hosted a 45-minute cooking class at Root Elementary. Students prepared a healthy snack and learned about the importance of making healthy food choices. This is a wonderful program that helps to educate and excite young students about the nutritional benefits of healthy eating. For additional information about Apple Seeds and... READ MORE >

Please enjoy the most recent newsletter on Kindness and Inclusion for Root Elementary parents and families. Our character word for the month of January: Courage - the ability to face and overcome your fears with braveryClick here to read more... READ MORE >

Root Elementary is continually working to create critical thinkers for the future through our integration of STEM education. The four academic disciplines of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) pervade our everyday lives. Integrating these STEM activities allow students to increase their awareness and understanding in how to carry these... READ MORE >

This newsletter offers parents thoughts for working together with the school to help foster student success. READ MORE >

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Please review the map for correct dismissal procedures. In the morning, car riders may be dropped off in the front or the back of the school. In the afternoon, ALL car riders are picked up in the back. Buses load in the front. Please don't use your cell phone while picking up and dropping off your students. Our students' safety is our priority! READ MORE >

Welcome back! Doors open at 7:15 am for breakfast and classes begin at 8:00! READ MORE >