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Meadowlark Elementary Identified as "Utah School of Excellence"
Meadowlark was identified as a Utah School of Excellence by the Utah State Board of Education for our work with English language learners. There were 7 schools recognized in SLC School District and only 19 statewide! Our students showed exceptional growth and achievement through their hard work, the support of amazing teachers, and a sharp focus on language development! Well done, Meadowlark!
FREE COVID TESTING
FREE COVID testing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at the Maverik Center will now require registration before you arrive. Visit https://bit.ly/SLCoMavCOVIDTest or call 385-468-4082 to register.
Free Flu Vaccines
Meet Meadowlark's School Nurse
Meadowlark's Food Programs
If you want to volunteer to help with our food pantry, sign up here:
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Help With Technology Through Your Salt Lake City Public Library
FREE HELP FOR COVID-19 Related Stress
"We Are Meadowlark" Community Art Project
Do You Need Help With Technology?
Go to our “Technology” Page under “Academics” in the “Curriculum Departments” for answers
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2020-2021 Remote Learning/School Restart FAQs
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Remote Learning School Restart FAQs
COVID Guidelines in School
COVID Information
Want to know when it’s safe to start bringing students back into the classroom?
Click here for the latest COVID numbers:
CovidActNow.Org COVID-19 Data Dashboard
Remember, the Salt Lake District is using the following metrics:
- COVID positive test rate of 5% or less in Salt Lake County
- Fewer than 10 new COVID cases per 100,000 residents of Salt Lake County
Social Emotional Learning Response to COVID-19
The physical and mental health and safety of our students, families, and staff is Salt Lake School District’s top priority. Understanding that each individual and family has different needs right now, the District has compiled a list of helpful links and resources.
NOTE: The District is constantly updating this page as they discover more material to keep you informed and connected.
Supporting Students
Our superintendent, Larry Madden has curated some valuable resources to help support parents, students, and community members in addressing concerns with Race and Racism:
- How to Talk to Kids about Race and Racism (NBC News Learn) (website in English)
- (Click on the icon in the top right corner to view the entire website in Spanish)
- Beyond the Golden Rule: A Parent’s Guide to Preventing and Responding to Prejudice (Southern Poverty Law Center) (PDF article in English)
- Preparing Young Children for the Inclusion of Children with Disabilities into the Classroom (National Association for the Education of Young Children) (web article in English)
- Social Justice (National Association of School Psychologists) (website in English)
- Talking About Race (Smithsonian) (website in English)
- Talking Race with Young Children (National Public Radio) (20-minute radio story in English)
- Talking to Kids About Discrimination (American Psychological Association) (web article in English)
- Anti-Racism for Kids: An Age by Age Guide for Fighting Hate (Explore Parents) (web article in English)
- Supporting Vulnerable Students in Stressful Times: Tips for Parents (National Association of School Psychologists) (online handout in English)
Telehealth School-Based Therapy
School-based therapy is now available via telehealth for students in the Salt Lake City School District. Odyssey House has therapists standing by ready to support students who are struggling to overcome emotional, behavioral, social and/or substance abuse problems. We understand students experience a wide range of challenges at school and/or home that interfere with their academic success and daily functioning. These challenges may include:
- Symptoms of depression, anxiety and/or trauma
- Excessive worry, stress, conflict with peers and/or family
- Divorce, death in the family, frequent moves
- Lack of motivation / interest in school
- Difficulty concentration and attention
- Substance use
If you are interested in getting support for your student(s), please fill out the online referral form or use the form linked at the bottom of this page.
