"A child's early years lay the foundation for all that is to come."
Three core values drive the educational foundation provided at Spirit Lake Community School District. With the world and job market advancing so rapidly, it is imperative that our faculty, staff and students embrace growth and focus on the outcome of being life long learners in preparation for life!
As our district continues to expand the concept of life development as the focal point of our students’ education, it drives change, creates new opportunities, and requires a different approach.
We direct the educational process at providing a balanced education filled with academics, real life experiences and opportunities to participate and become involved in not only our school but our community.
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Save the date! Spirit Lake Elementary School Conferences are coming up!
📅 Dates: Tuesday, February 16 & Wednesday, February 17
🕒 Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
A link to sign up for your conference time will be sent out in the next couple weeks
We look forward to seeing you
💯 WINS!
Congrats to Cassie McKeen on earning her 100th career win tonight at the girls wrestling meet! An incredible milestone and a moment worth celebrating! 💪🤼♀️
📢 Long weekend ahead!
Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, January 19 for a Staff Professional Development Day.
Bundle up, get outside, and enjoy the winter weather! ❄
#FastFactFriday Spirit Lake is committed to meaningful, future-ready learning. Our intentional initiatives, like J-Term, hands-on projects, career experiences, and life-skills courses, equip students with the tools they need to thrive.
Due to weather there is a 2 hour late start today, Friday, January 16.
The 5th graders are taking a deep dive into the elements. This lesson was pure Au!
Students in J-term class, Artisanry of the Spanish-Speaking World, made traditional papel picado using chisels and mallets, then used their beautiful designs to decorate the Schuchert Circle.
Please join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to Mrs. Dreeszen! 🥳 Your hard work and kindness make such a difference for our students and staff. Have a great day! 🎈
📱 Tech Talk Tuesday
Food for thought as we continue our Tech Talk series on kids and technology.
What’s on the menu? 📚
With Mrs. Isebrand as head chef, fifth graders went “dining out” at a book tasting, trying different genres and filling their plates with great books for winter.
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Save the date! Spirit Lake Elementary School Conferences are coming up!
📅 Dates: Tuesday, February 16 & Wednesday, February 17
🕒 Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
A link to sign up for your conference time will be sent out in the next couple weeks
We look forward to seeing you
💯 WINS!
Congrats to Cassie McKeen on earning her 100th career win tonight at the girls wrestling meet! An incredible milestone and a moment worth celebrating! 💪🤼♀️
📢 Long weekend ahead!
Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, January 19 for a Staff Professional Development Day.
Bundle up, get outside, and enjoy the winter weather! ❄
#FastFactFriday Spirit Lake is committed to meaningful, future-ready learning. Our intentional initiatives, like J-Term, hands-on projects, career experiences, and life-skills courses, equip students with the tools they need to thrive.
Due to weather there is a 2 hour late start today, Friday, January 16.
The 5th graders are taking a deep dive into the elements. This lesson was pure Au!
Students in J-term class, Artisanry of the Spanish-Speaking World, made traditional papel picado using chisels and mallets, then used their beautiful designs to decorate the Schuchert Circle.
Please join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to Mrs. Dreeszen! 🥳 Your hard work and kindness make such a difference for our students and staff. Have a great day! 🎈
📱 Tech Talk Tuesday
Food for thought as we continue our Tech Talk series on kids and technology.
What’s on the menu? 📚
With Mrs. Isebrand as head chef, fifth graders went “dining out” at a book tasting, trying different genres and filling their plates with great books for winter.