Mary Morgan Elementary School

News & Announcements

Parent University: “Shatter Our Silence” – Teen Suicide and Mental Health

Who:  Mr. Kevin Polky, CADC, LCSW

When: Wednesday, January 22, 6:00 PM.  

Where: Byron High School Commons

 

You are cordially invited to attend the upcoming Parent University featuring licensed clinical social worker and certified alcohol and drug counselor Mr. Kevin Polky.   Mr. Polky will be providing parents with strategies on how you to communicate with your child on challenging topics, such as anxiety, depression and suicide.  Mr. Polky will also share resources and information on risk factors that contribute to teen mental health concerns.  To learn more about Mr. Kevin Polky and "Shatter our Silence," please visit http://shatteroursilence.org/  

 

 

Byron Board of Education Hosts District Accent on Excellence Celebration

The Byron Board of Education hosted a District Accent on Excellence Celebration on Wednesday, December 4, in the Byron High School gymnasium.

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Fall 2019 District Newsletter

The Byron Community Unit School District 226 welcomes the community to become better informed on the District's activities.

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MMES Thankful Video

Mary Morgan Students Have A Lot To Be Thankful For!

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Calendar of Events

Facts & Numbers

• Enrollment Number Total number of students enrolled is 653.
• Class Sizes Average number of students per class is 21.
• Student Mobility Student who transfer in or out of school between the first day of October and the last school day of the year is 12%.
• Teacher Retention Of full time teachers, 88.3% return to the elementary school year to year.
• Advanced Academic Classes Advanced classes are offered in math and language arts for grades 4 and 5.
• Outside the Core In addition to core academics, all students have classes in art, library, music, social & emotional learning, and technology.
• Beyond Academics Outside the classroom students participate in K-Kids, the Kiwanis elementary school program.
• 1-to-1 Computing Students in grades 2-5 are issued a Chromebook for accessing curriculum, producing products of learning, and developing 21st Century skills.