-Jan 25- Kindergartners and First-Graders start
-Feb 1- Second- and Third-Graders start
-Feb 8- Fourth- and Fifth-Graders start
We will be following recommended safety precautions, of course, including wearing masks and distancing. Please contact your teacher or the office if you have questions. Stay safe and we’ll see you soon!
What qualities do you want to see in our new Superintendent? Now's your chance to tell us here.
Please contact the office if you have questions about SCC.
Click HERE for more information about these meetings and the Zoom link.
Click HERE for more information about Edison’s ELP program.
Click HERE for more information about the district’s ELP program.
PANDEMIC ELECTRONIC BENEFIT TRANSFER (P-EBT)
The federal government’s “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” includes a benefit called Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) for children who received free or reduced-price school meals in the 2019-2020 school year whose school was closed during the pandemic. Salt Lake County residents who are not enrolled in SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) have to apply separately for P-EBT to receive a credit of up to $308 per child. Enrollment started August 1 and ends August 31. Learn more at uah.org or apply at jobs.utah.gov/pebt.
Writing down 3-5 key points from the beginning, middle, and end of the book as you read will be your ticket to prizes. The winners of the Edison Battle of the Books will form a team and battle other elementary schools at the District Battle of the Books in March. Last year the battle was at Glendale. (Go to the Library page for more information about SORA.)
The address is 155 North 1000 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116. Appointments will be 10 minutes long and must be made in advance. You can make an appointment by calling one of the following phone numbers:
Testing is for anyone, not just those with symptoms. No ID is required, and there will be no fee.
Testing will be provided in partnership with the Utah Department of Health, Salt Lake County Health Department, Salt Lake City, University of Utah Health, the Fairpark Event Center, the Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation, Driving Out Diabetes, and the Utah State Senate and Utah State House of Representatives.
This is a state of Utah initiative, in partnership with the Utah Manufacturers Association, to help Utahns who may not have a face mask and are returning to the workplace or going out in public. The mask initiative is for all Utahns, especially those who:
The state will provide one mask to each resident who needs one, and will mail — upon request, once, and free of charge — up to six masks to each Utah residential address.
Visit https://coronavirus.utah.gov/mask/ to request your mask.