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Coming Soon Springfield's Pet Parade Monday, may 19th @10 am
2025 SES Pet Parade!

Calling all Springfield pets, flurry, scaled or feathered! Please mark your calendar for our annual Springfield Pet Parade! In less than a month we will get to see all of our Super Star Pets shine! Can this be our best year yet? We can't wait to see your pets in their very best Super Star style!

Learn more about it here!!

If this celebration of our pets has you feeling grateful for the pets in your life, please consider making a donation to Dusty Tails Animal Rescue! They are an amazing local rescue that works tirelessly to help pets find their forever homes.  You can learn more about them here!

martha jaworowski visits springfield!
Author Visit!

We had a special guest on campus! Author and illustrator Martha Jaworowski visited with students to share her books Trucks at First Sight and Sports at First Sight. Students were able to buy books and get them autographed.

Thank you for visiting, Mrs. Jaworowski!

Learn more about Martha Jaworowski here!

pta night student showcase
Our Students Shine!

Thank you to everyone who came out to our PTA meeting and Student Showcase! It was so great for our students to share their amazing work with their families and friends!  Our Mustangs are Mighty!!

See more pictures on our Facebook Page!

theme of the month initiative
Theme of the Month!

Initiative: Seeing what needs to be done and doing it

Bus stops, carpools, packed lunches, signed
papers –as a parent, there’s always something
that needs to be done! But what kinds of
things does your child need to get done? They
have lots on their plates, too. Let’s take a few
minutes this month to help our children figure
out how to tackle all that they have to do by
using the Big Idea of initiative.

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Hands on with ECM and photo
Engaging Creative Minds

Third & Fourth graders participated in a hands-on STEAM programs with Engaging Creative Minds! 3rd grade students learned about Newton's Laws of Motion and then used that knowledge to build plastic straw rockets! Once the students mastered their plastic rockets, they went outside and launched them! Then, students measured the distance that their rockets traveled and talked about the data they collected. 4th grade explored natural disasters and the effects of them. They built structures to withstand earthquakes, learned about tornados- their dangers and destruction, and how they’re formed. We made our own tornados and “raced” them! Thank you, Engaging Creative Minds!!

springfield elementary's rookie teachers of the year ms coggins and ms olson congrats
SES Rookie Teachers of the Year!

We have not just one, but TWO amazing Rookie Teachers!!

Our Mustangs are so lucky to have Ms. Coggins and Ms. Olson as teachers! They have done an amazing job during their first year of teaching and we are so excited to have them as part of our Springfield family.

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photo of first graders at lunch with Mr. Forse

The top 3 students from each first grade class who showed the most growth on the I-Ready reading and math diagnostic tests got to have a special lunch with Mr. Forse! What a special treat! Thank you, Mr. Forse!

rob fowler with springfield kindergartners

Our kindergarten students have been learning about weather. They had a special visitor today, Rob Fowler Storm Team 2 from WCBD News 2. He taught the students about his job as a Meteorologist, showed them many tools he uses for his job, and let the students try out an anemometer, a tool used for measuring the speed of wind. He also had the teachers, teacher assistants, Mr. Forse, and Mrs. Williams try! Thank you so much to Mr. Fowler for this special visit today!

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Springfield Elementary School is leading in communication, opportunities for family engagement, and obvious love for their students! - Springfield Parent

Springfield Elementary School has an awesome staff.  Everyone that I have encountered has a passion for working with the students and wants the very best for them. -Springfield Parent