Welcome to Meadow Lane Elementary School... Home of the Mustangs! Have a wonderful and safe summer!

2009-2010 Bus Riders

Please use this link to the District to find out about discounts for the next school year: Bus riders

Swine Flu

The Olathe School District has released information on the current Swine Flu crisis. Please use this link: Swine Flu

Superintendent Podcast on School Funding Situation

In light of the worsening state economy and its impact on school funding, the Olathe School District has created an "information station" on the Web. Go to the district Website at www.olatheschools.com and click on the School Funding Updates button to hear a podcast from Dr. Pat All, read Frequently Asked Questions, view charts of how the district spends its money, and submit questions. The podcasts will be regularly updated as more information is available.

Mr. Terry Croskey, Principal

At Meadow Lane Elementary School, the staff members make student improvement a priority. We believe all students can succeed. We celebrate our students' recognition for exceeding the state averages in reading, math and science. In addition, our school continues to be a safe, positive learning environment. We are proud of our parent/guardian involvement. More than 98% percent of our parents/guardians attend parent teacher conferences. Our positive results come from the combined efforts of our excellent staff, super students, and involved, supportive families. What a great combination! Meadow Lane is a great school!

Congratulations to all of our Retirees

Ron Mittenmeyer, Mary Heiman, Jim Zimmer, Jan McGlothlin and Steve Hinman

UPCOMING EVENTS

June
6/5 - Final day for the Office to be open

July
7/28 - Registration - Gym - 8am-7pm

August
8/13 - First 1/2 day of school - Grades 1-6
8/14 - First full day of school - Grades K-6

"Light Up Your Mind... Read!!!"

In 2008-2009, the theme for our reading program is "Light Up Your Mind... Read!!!" Below are the totals of the number of days read by class, the class totals for the year and the percentages of the number of students who have read in the past month.

*Percentages are for the number of students who returned their monthly reading calendars.