Silver Sage Elementary School

WASD School Nutrition Services will be offering FREE meals for all children, ages 1-18 (breakfast and lunch)! Check out the graphic for locations and times.

This afternoon we celebrated our 5th grade students as they head to their take on middle school! While this group is students was smaller in numbers, they proved they can move mountains in so many ways! We celebrated their successes, handed out awards, sang songs and looked had a slideshow with their younger childhood pictures. Go on and do great things, but please come back and say hi!

Oh the places they’ll go! Our kindergarteners have officially made their way to 1st grade! We can’t wait to see what amazing things they do!

The afternoon Field Day was a hit! Kids enjoyed their time with friends! There were some challenging stations, collaborative stations, and tasted stations! Now that Field Day is over, it’s official…. It’s almost summer! 1 more day Stallions!

Field Day round 1 is done! Grades 3-5 had a great time at their field day this morning!

Carissa Black, Outreach Specialist - Community Engagement, from Ada County Library (Connect Branch) came by for her last visit of the year. Kindergarten is so thankful for this program, the amazing read aloud adventures, and the free books they received every month. Thank you Carissa!

PE looks a little different this week! Cosmic Bowling is in full effect! Students have found some fun colors in their closets to celebrate under the lights with their classmates!

Today we had our 2026 graduates that were once Stallions come back for their Grad Walk! We had over 30 students come back to their old stomping grounds in their caps and gowns to celebrate their accomplishments. Every student got to share a memory and what their next steps are as they embark on their next adventures.
There was a slideshow of pictures from their elementary school days. We heard about fond memories on the playground, lunchroom, exciting class projects and friendships that started at Silver Sage and have held tight through the years. Students, and staff, were thrilled to hear about students ambitions moving forward to universities near and far, joining the military, trade schools, and church missions. It was a great lesson to show our current students where they could be headed in just a few years too.
After the assembly and the bell, these students stuck around to chat with each other and their former teachers. Laughter could be heard in the halls as they looked back at their old classrooms and sharing memories with each other.
You are all welcome back to visit anytime!

Students were challenged by Mr. Lowman in the month of April in a new running activity during lunch recess. To celebrate our learning power of Collaboration, along with enjoying some Spring weather, students worked to gather as many laps as they could. If they got to 5,000 laps then Mr. Lowman would get duct taped to the wall.
Well the students exceeded the goal and Mr. Lowman kept his promise. At an assembly, every student got to take a piece of duct tape and help attach him to the wall. When the platforms were taken away he lasted just a few seconds, but the students excitement for the event lasted much longer!
Way to go Stallions!