Roger Bottoni, former Tonawanda Principal, passed away on Wednesday, March 18. Roger began his 30-year career in Elmbrook as a teacher at Woodside School and transitioned to the role of Principal at Fairview North Elementary School. In 1970 he became the first Principal of Tonawanda Elementary School where he remained until his retirement in 1992.
Beginning on Monday, March 16 - Friday, March 20, all Elmbrook Schools will move to virtual learning and no students will report to school.
On Thursday, March 12 Governor Evers declared a Public Health Emergency for the State of Wisconsin and called upon the people of Wisconsin to work aggressively to slow the spread of COVID-19. We take this responsibility seriously, as we consider the impact of our decisions on students and their learning, our families and staff and their personal and professional responsibilities, and the greater Elmbrook Community. As we learn from others' experiences with COVID-19 both across the country and around the world, we want to answer one question with confidence; 'Are we doing all that we can to keep our students, staff members, and community safe?'
To view the communication sent home to District families and staff please visit the Coronavirus (COVID-19) webpage here.
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released school report cards this week, naming Tonawanda Elementary as a school that "Significantly Exceeds Expectations" with a composite score of 94.4.
Best-selling children's authors Sean Connolly and Matt Tavares visited Dixon, Tonawanda, and Brookfield Elementary Schools this week for interactive presentations with students.
Please download our 2019-20 School Supply Lists here.
Meet The X-POETS! Seven super cool kids from Tonawanda!
They participate in Destination Imagination... an educational program that helps kids learn valuable skills like creative and critical thinking, problem solving and teamwork through different STEAM based (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) challenges.
The team that won our Tonawanda Battle of the Books Tournament recently moved on to compete at the state level in the WEMTA (Wisconsin Educational Media and Technology Association) Battle of the Books Tournament. There were a total of 218 teams competing in the state battle and our team at Tonawanda placed fourth! They competed against other 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students in public and private schools across the state by answering questions about books. Congratulations to our amazing team! Books on the 2019-2020 Battle of the Books book list will be announced the week of June 1st.
A complete list of the WEMTA 2019 Battle of the Books results can be found on the link here.
Incoming kindergarteners and their families are invited to attend Kindergarten Information Night on Tuesday, January 29, from 6-7:30pm at your neighborhood School District of Elmbrook elementary school!
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released school report cards this week, naming Tonawanda Elementary as a school that "Significantly Exceeds Expectations" with a composite score of 92.4.
Significantly Exceeds Rating Score
on WI Report Card
of 4th & 5th Grade Students in
Chorus
of 4th & 5th Grade Students in
Band or Orchestra
of 4th & 5th Grade Students
Participate in Battle of the Books
Clubs & Activities Offered
Student Meal Program
Elmbrook Schools is offering all children ages 2-18 the option of a free bagged lunch meal for the duration of Virtual Learning, regardless of school attendance area, grade level, or income eligibility. This option is offered as part of the Federal Summer Meals Program, which has been extended to the school year to support all families in need. Please visit our Meals for Students webpage for additional information.
A list of resources for adults and children regarding Group & Community Assistance may be found here.
Virtual Learning will be in place for the duration of the public health emergency and no students will report to school. Spring break will continue as planned from March 23-27
