WE ARE PARK 6!
Wyoming's Future of Learning Collaborative is excited to announce that six new school districts will be joining the RIDE education pilot program this fall. The program is a collaborative effort that will grant students greater choice in their education, place them at the center of their learning journey, and immerse them in more student-centered learning in four areas of focus. The participating districts will develop a customized approach in alignment with the unique needs and aspirations of their communities.
The Statewide Celebration of Learning will be held on May 3rd at Central Wyoming College in Riverton to celebrate Year 1 of the RIDE Student-Centered Pilots. The event is free and open to the public and will include the voices of educators and students who have taken part in the first year of the pilots, as well as sessions with districts on the impact and successes of their work.
Save the Date!
Join us for the Senior Tea to celebrate the 2024 graduating class. Families of seniors and teachers are invited.
Attention everyone! The 4th grade students need your help!
Rendezvous is approaching on May 23rd and Livingston is hosting the event this year. One of the stations at Rendezvous is a trading store, where the students can buy items using Buffalo Bucks that they have earned. We are seeking your assistance in making this trading store possible. If you have any items such as old puzzles, games, cards, toys, or other gadgets that you no longer need and would like to donate, we would be grateful to receive them. However, please refrain from donating stuffed animals. The more items we receive, the better the store will be! If you are willing to donate, please bring your items to the school by May 20th. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
We think Kinders are pretty darn cute! #livyrocks
4th grade has begun Math and Measurement bootcamp for WYTOPP preparation! #livyrocks
Please take a moment to review the Kindergarten flyer for 24-25 school year. Thank you.
Volunteer Appreciation Week: April 15-19th.
Our volunteers play a crucial role in supporting schools and students. Their dedication and commitment to helping out with various tasks, events, and activities are truly invaluable.
A heartfelt "thank you" from the staff at Livingston Elementary.
We are grateful for our community and parents.
Our students and classrooms require healthy, nut-free snacks. Although the students receive a fresh fruit or vegetable snack every day, it is not enough for our ever-growing and hungry children. Hunger makes learning impossible! Therefore, we kindly ask for your donations if you are willing and able. You can send it with your child or drop it off at the front office. Your contribution is highly appreciated.
Happy National Pet Day!
Just a quick reminder that our PTK meeting is scheduled for today, April 10th at 3:30 pm.
See you there!
Check it out! The lost and found is overflowing!
SAVE THE DATE! Please help to support these students!
Support the senior class by attending the event at Cody Shooting Complex on May 11th, 2024 at 10 am. For other donation options, please contact Teresa Merager at teresamerager@park6.org.
Camp Invention: See flyer for more information.
Mr. Keith sharing his vast math knowledge with all of us today!
It's important that we have your updated address on file for the upcoming school year. If you're moving, or have moved, please contact the office at 307-587-4271 to update your information.
2nd grade is ready for the solar eclipse!! #livyrocks
Check out our Public Library Events!
* Sleepy Time Stories will be Monday evening, April 1st at 6:00 – brand new books for the whole family, followed by milk and cookies. Pajamas, pillows and stuffed animals are welcome, too!
* Celebrating some unusual holidays throughout the month – stop by for International Carrot Day, Licorice Day, Animal Crackers Day, and World Penguin Day!
* MOST OF ALL, it’s time to get excited about SUMMER READING!!!! We’ll begin right after school lets out on the last day, May 31st, with extra, EXTRA special fun guaranteed!
3rd grade kicked off their Town of Cody and community learning today! Big thanks to the knowledgeable Mrs. Merager for guiding us around some of the historic sites around our little town. We learned a lot and are ready to continue researching, reading and writing about Buffalo Bill… ending with our own building of the Old Town of Cody, Wyoming! #livyrocks
NATIONAL SCHOOL LIBRARIAN DAY
On April 4th each year, National School Librarian Day recognizes the professionals who keep the school library in working order. School librarians spend long hours keeping the library organized. They are also dedicated to helping our children find the resources they need to keep learning. School librarians are the people who create an environment where students can learn every day of the year. Their work is an impressive accomplishment.
THANK YOU, MRS. MACIAS AND JENNISEN LUCAS!
A special day, for these special ladies!
Paraprofessionals perform a variety of teacher-related jobs and often assist teachers in classrooms. They may work with students on supplemental enrichment activities, either in small groups or one-on-one. They may also help students complete assignments or practice reading. Paraprofessionals often work with students with special education needs and a variety of disabilities. In short, they are AWESOME!!! Thank you for all you do.
