Setting your student up for success in school and life
Setting your student up for success in school and life
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At Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, we strive to educate students in a comfortable environment that fosters high-level achievement. From our strong school-family relationships to our multicultural and expansive academic experience, we support the whole child and family during these incredibly formative years. Our tenured teachers and staff take pride in offering a calm, joyful learning environment for students while serving as advocates for success in school and life. As Thomas Jefferson Tigers, our children become high self-esteem learners who have the confidence to explore, innovate, and reach for the stars.
Our parents appreciate that we support the whole family here at Thomas Jefferson Elementary. They tell us they feel like true members of the Thomas Jefferson Elementary family. Our families value the diversity of our school, the family and community engagement, and our dedication to open communication.
Thomas Jefferson Elementary School students know they always have a listening ear. Our focus on embracing the whole child allows each child to explore their strengths, overcome challenges, and learn with confidence. They love our chorus, multicultural club, Ukelele club, and being a part of our WTJE News team. Students love that they can explore different cultures while learning new skills that allow them to reach their true potential.
Your child will learn to welcome the differences of others. They will learn how to tap into their own uniqueness and vitality. Our students develop self-confidence while also becoming contributing members of a team, skills they’ll need as they become future leaders. We are a Multiple Intelligence (MI) magnet school, offering gifted programming and many opportunities to meet the needs of at all levels of learning.
A walk and run club for all students
Students who participate in chorus learn how to match pitches, read music, and harmonize. There is a Winter and Spring concert, along with other field trip performances
Aug. 26, 2024 – You can’t separate student success from student safety! As Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier shares in the above video, this is why the district is launch...
August 21, 2024 – For many parents, a student’s transition to middle school can be a source of uncertainty, questions, and even anxiety. But with the right tools and strategies,...
August 15, 2024 – The process of reviewing and adapting the district’s long-term plans to reshape boundaries and consolidate schools continued this week as School Board members ...
