Stewart Elementary issued a report on November 6 highlighting several upcoming school initiatives and community needs. The school expressed gratitude for its students while outlining activities scheduled for the month of November.
The school will participate in a food drive this week for Bountiful Pantry Packs. Financial donations for the program can be made through the District donation link with a note specifying Pantry Packs.
In accordance with Utah Code 53G-9-207, Stewart Elementary will receive body safety and child abuse prevention training on November 9 and 10. The school is using Prevent Child Abuse Utah to provide these age-appropriate trainings.
A mental health screening for students in preschool through 6th grade is scheduled for November 18. This screening is open to anyone who wishes to sign up via the provided registration details.
Stewart Elementary is also seeking volunteers to monitor the playground and assist in classrooms for 4.25 hours a day. Additionally, the school is collecting outgrown Halloween costumes to donate to Title One Schools with share closets and is seeking student submissions for the yearbook cover.
