Reid School

 

Outstanding Academic Achievement  |  NAAS Accredited

   Programs Nationally Validated by the United States Department of Education

Reid School Crest

Quality, Innovative, and Caring

Reid Elementary School

Kindergarten students begin the development of skills necessary for school success in a stimulating child-oriented learning environment.  All learning begins with hands-on, con­crete ex­pe­ri­ences which car­ries on in the later grades as well.

First and Second Grade students learn critical skills im­por­tant to school success.  Although the teachers follow the Utah State’s Core Curriculum, they are able to augment their units with many field experiences and the use of resource persons coming into the classrooms.

Third and Fourth Grade students apply the academic and behavioral skills developed in the early grades and continue to advance in learning.  Students develop and practice problem-solving skills throughout the curriculum.  Opportunities for first-hand study are found in the classrooms and labs as well as in their field experiences.  Grouping continues for instructional purposes in language arts and mathematics.

Fifth Grade continues the blend of basic and advanced classroom learning with individual and social growth.  Good citizenship and school services is emphasized as fifth graders prepare for the Middle School.  At fourth grade students can try out for the Shakespeare plays, so fifth grade stu­dents are competent and self-assured as they assume challenging roles.  Fifth graders dem­on­strate remarkable self-discipline and self-direction.


A student presentation at the annual Science Fair.

Reid School offers an exceptional curriculum for capable and industrious students and provides a responsive atmosphere in which each student is honored and supported as an in­di­vid­ual.  Reid School has earned a national reputation for ex­cel­lence.

The curriculum includes:  reading, integrated language arts, mathematics, social studies, science, health, physical ed­u­ca­tion, and a variety of enrichment instruction (such as:  foreign lan­guage(s), art, journalism, vocal music, instrumental music, clas­si­cal guitar, field experiences, and keyboarding and com­put­er usage skills).  Students select elective classes and var­i­ous clubs as well as participate in many special programs and extra-curricular activities throughout the year.

Students perform in an annual Shakespeare play.
 

Quality, Innovative, and Caring

Reid Elementary School – continued

Reid School's program focuses on. . .

  • developing basic skills critical to a child's formal educational experience at each grade level
  • high academic and behavioral standards
  • a challenging, comprehensive curriculum
  • providing opportunities to develop talents in the visual and performing arts, physical ed­u­ca­tion, computer studies, and a second language
  • a philosophy of educational equity as a vital part of the ongoing, daily educational program in Reid's Elementary School.

Reid School's students are. . .

  • recognized for citizenship skills
  • acknowledged for academic achievement
  • given the opportunity to develop a strong foundation in learning, positive self-esteem, and emotional well-being
  • encouraged to use initiative in positive risk-taking and to develop self-discipline and per­son­al responsibility.

Reid School's program offers parents. . .

  • a sound, effective educational alternative for their children
  • small class settings that provide the opportunity for personalized instruction in classrooms with qualified teachers
  • secure learning environments
  • ongoing, personal communication so that parents of Reid School students are partners in their child's educational experience
  • individualized instruction and a diversified program where students move in a continuum of skill sequences as they demonstrate mastery
  • opportunities to share with other parents in the rich field experiences provided to students.