Elementary School

Malvern Elementary School
'Striving to be excellent!'

Mission Statement

Malvern Elementary School's mission is to offer a safe, caring place with a staff that considers what is best for all students academically, socially, and emotionally so that they may become lifelong learners and excellent citizens.

Vision Statement

As a community, we want Malvern Elementary School to be recognized as a school of academic excellence, community service and social responsibility.

New Student Registration:

Parents must bring the following papers to enroll Students: Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Immunization record, 2 forms of proof of residency, Driver’s License for Picture I.D., and Custody papers, if applicable. Thank you for your help in advance.

The New Year 2011 - 2012!

Welcome Back... We are glad to see all our returning students, and would like to welcome all our new community members.

Please join us for open house on Tuesday Aug. 23rd from 6:00 to 7:30pm.

Students should be dropped off behind the school, no earlier than 8:10. It is not necessary to park your vehicle, as the first two rows of parking are reserved for teachers. Parents are NOT permitted to come in to the building in the AM or the PM without a pass which can be obtained in the Elementary office.

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*Change in Dismissal

Bus riders will be dismissed first this year. Car riders and walkers will then be able to leave after the busses are gone. We care about the safety of our kids, and have made additional changes to car riding procedures.

Car Rider Pick-up: Parent, Grandparents, and Guardians will now need a window display card for inside their cars in order to pick up a child. Cars will no longer need to park, they will line up next to the fence and students will be called by display card to the vehicle. This will make it safer and speed up dismissal. Adults will attend to the students until they are picked up. Stop in the Elementary office for more information or to get your display card.

Principal Turns Pirate for RIGHT TO READ WEEK!

Students read 3912 books and raised $975.00 in PENNIES, which will be used to purchase new books for the library.

Their reward for beating last year’s book goal is Mr. Rodriguez’s Pirate costume for the day. He also walked the plank and one lucky winner from each grade level, got to soak him.