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Kindergarten – 5 | TraditionalMorton Elementary is a traditional campus that is committed to serving our students by embracing nurturing relationships, inspiring creativity as well as new ideas, making real-life connections, and challenging our students daily.
Mission
We will ensure student success through engaging learning experiences, collaborative leadership, and a committed focus to maximizing student achievement in a safe and productive school environment. We commit to a comprehensive system of support to ensure this outcome.
Vision
We will empower and lead by example in a caring, cooperative environment, dedicated to the supportive, successful growth of all students and educators.
How to know Morton Elementary School is right for your child:
- Your child will be in an environment that promotes rigorous learning.
- Your child likes to use technology to support their learning.
- Your child loves learning through interactive, hands-on activities.
Unique ways your child can learn and grow here:
- Rigorous academics
- Hands-on, inquiry-driven learning
- iPads in every classroom
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Curriculum Offerings- 504 Accommodations
- Gifted and Talented Program
- Advanced Academics
- Handprints on Hearts
- Attendance Incentives
- Integrated Technology Initiative
- Beyond the Bell After-school Program
- Music and Art instruction for all students
- Breakfast in the Classroom
- On-campus Family Engagement Liaison
- Capturing Kids’ Hearts Campus
- One-way Dual Language Program
- Community-based Extracurricular Activities (Cinco de Mayo, Martin Luther King, etc.)
- Parent and Child Time Together for Families (PACT)
- Comprehensive Guidance Counseling Program
- Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
- Dyslexia Services
- School Garden/Outdoor Learning Center
- Enrichment Classes for Parents (Parent University, Computer Skills, Nutrition, ESL etc.)
- Special Education
- ESL Program
- Speech-language Therapy Services
- Family Involvement Nights
- Student of Character
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Extracurricular OpportunitiesMakerspace - Students use design thinking to create new inventions and improve on old ideas.
Student Technology Mentor Club – Students collaborate with their peers and teacher to learn new technology skills. They then use their new skills to be technology leaders on their campus.
Green Team - empowers students and teachers to help the environment through waste reduction, reuse, recycling.
Kindness Crew – Students meet and share ideas for kindness activities for the school and community.
Handprints on Hearts – Students will meet with mentors and discuss their day and their interests.
Chess Club – Students learn how to use strategy and critical thinking to play the game of chess.
Music club- Students extend their learning about music and create performances.
Art Club – Students learn art technique and history as they complete art pieces.
Girlstart - increasing girls' interest and engagement in STEM through innovative, nationally-recognized informal STEM education programs
