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Edgerton Spirit Week!
Edgerton students and staff celebrated Spirit Week with a lineup of fun theme days - Hoodie Day, Football Jersey Day, Dress to Impress, Color Day and Pajama Day. Energy and school spirit filled our halls all week long!
Supporting Our Families
We know the government shutdown brings uncertainty, especially about SNAP and food access. All students still receive free meals, and our Food Resources page links families to trusted local assistance. We’ll update it regularly—please reach out if needed.
Author Visit
Edgerton K-3 students had the opportunity to meet the author duo Philip and Erin Stead. The pair shared their newest book A Snow Day for Amos McGee, telling students about the story behind the story. Philip spoke about their creative process, while Erin drew an illustration, which is now proudly displayed in the library.
🌳 Math Meets History: Edgerton's Ancient Oak!
With guidance from teachers Richard Wallin and Marisa Knoss, 4th graders calculated the age of an oak tree on the grounds of Edgerton Elementary School — and determined it is about 143 years old, dating back to 1881–1882. "This is close to the time Edgerton's first one-room schoolhouse was built," Wallin explained. "One can only guess it may have been planted by Edgerton's first group of students!"
About Us
In order for “Quality Teaching and Learning for All...Equity In All We Do” to become a reality in our schools we must:
Create a more just and caring world by helping our students to be more just and caring people.
Create inclusive school families where ALL students belong.
Encompass the moral and civic development of students.
Create educational change through relationships.
Have the leadership skills to nurture social and emotional learning in our schools.