Lookout Mountain Elementary

Our kindergarten students had a blast with a visit from Paul Horton, meteorologist from channel 3/channel 5 this morning! They had so much fun learning about weather! ⛈️ 🌪️ ⛅️

It’s LANYARD DAY in our Lions Den!!!!

Every student that participated in Lions Den—-we’re talking over 150+ will get a brand new lanyard and a certificate of completion. 🦁💙💙. All of these students worked extra hard this year improving their reading and writing skills!

A huge thank you to our wonderful PTO for funding the new lanyards and our wonderful LOM parents for donating snacks!!!

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What a delightful surprise when I arrived at work prepared for "Best in the West" teacher appreciation week, only to discover that the entire staff was wearing matching shirts in celebration of my upcoming June retirement. The PTO hosted a wonderful retirement party last night. I am deeply grateful and humbled by the sincere appreciation I receive each and every day. Once a Lion, Always a Lion! Ms. Heller, Principal

Join us Thursday, April 30th from 5-6pm for our Summer Recipes for Success event! ☀️
Our Lion Family Connections team has created a fun, hands-on experience designed to help students and families make the most of summer while getting ready for a strong start next school year. Don’t miss it! 🦁📚

Welcome Back!
We are busy at Lookout Mt.

🩵New security door
💛Installation of the picnic tables
🩵 Exterior paint

While we are at Spring Break, our school is getting a minor remodel in the front office, a new safety door and pass through window.

An amazing end to field week—staff vs staff tug of war!!!! So exciting!!!!

We hope everyone has a fun, safe and restful spring break! 🌺 🌞

SO MUCH going on this week!!! Our amazing sixth graders participated in an amazing tradition—-our Greek and Roman Day parade. 

And we are on our second day of field week. Our kindergarteners are outside today having a great time. 🦁
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Our 2nd graders in our Lions Den completed a research assignment today. They researched and read about an animal that lives in the arctic, took notes with facts and created a slide show to share.

This type of reading and writing is incredibly important as students move into the upper grades and are expected to read nonfiction and comprehend it. They all did an amazing job!

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Our fabulous librarian is hosting a “cat-tastic” party in the library as part of our reading celebrations this week!!!

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