Mt. Loafer Sixth Grade Students are saying good-bye to elementary school!  These fine students will be on their way to junior high school next fall!  They have worked hard this year and have completed 7 years of elementary classwork!  Now they will venture on to new and exciting challenges, meet new friends, and find new interests as they start another chapter in their lives!  We wish them the best of luck for their future!  Great job, Sixth Grade Grizzlies!  We will miss you!

Mt. Loafer is excited to present the new student council for the 2014-2015 school year.  These students will lead Mt. Loafer and plan fun activity days and events.  They will also be in charge of taking care of certain jobs, such as recycling, the school store, students of the month, spirit days, and the bulletin board!  We're excited to have such great students help and serve our school!

It's time to say good-bye. 

Our year has come to an end. 

We've collected cherished memories and many more new friends. 

It's with Happy memories we send them out the door. 

With great hope and expectations for what next year holds in store.

Mt. Loafer is excited to announce the new Student Council Officers for the 2014-2015 school year!  These students did a great job campaigning for the Officer position and will do a great job next year!  They are:  Front row—Megan Turner, Lexie Bishop—Vice President, and Kaiti Baker.  Back row—Gunner Higginson, Conner Houghton—President, and Stone Cushing.

The Mt. Loafer teachers took to the “golden thrones”  as they raced each other around the gym for a reward assembly for the students!  There was no “flushing”  the scene for these teachers as they chased each other and “plunged”  their way to finish line!  Keep up the great work, Mt. Loafer students and teachers!

Mt. Loafer students wore out the grass, Friday, as they circled the field for the Mt. Loafer Walk-a-Thon!  Students, along with some very ambitious  parents, ran, jogged, walked, and talked in an effort to help raise money for the school!  Students enjoyed music as they walked and were able to stop at stations and get oranges, bananas, and treats.  For each mile they completed, they also received fun rewards, such as buttons, visors, frisbees, and water bottles!  We appreciate the students for their efforts in making Mt.

We are so happy to celebrate those students who were chosen as Students of the Month for March!  These Great Grizzlies have demonstrated great behavior in their classrooms as well as for the whole school!  Keep up the great work, Grizzlies!

Mt. Loafer fifth grade joined with over 6,600 fifth grade students from seventy-eight Utah schools who came together in red, white, and blue to form the American Flag.  Students celebrate America's freedom through song and choreography.  (Mt. Loafer students are dressed in yellow at the top.)

We were thrilled to see so many parents come to the school and support Parents and Pastries!  This special event sponsored by the PTO gives parents the opportunity to come and read to their child, or be read to!  Everyone gets a special treat….reading and eating!  We also appreciate the Book Fair that is going on at our school!  Our PTO works hard to make our school the very best!  

Mrs. Sanders knows that when students work, discuss, and write together, they have more opportunities to verbalize their thoughts, get reactions from others to their thinking, and help students who do understand to cement and even extend their understanding.  All students benefit. 

After watching this lesson, I want to know where Ruthie and Sara do their shopping? Classic!