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Mulberry at a Glance

  • Mulberry Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade.
  • Mulberry is a professional learning community (PLC) with built-in weekly collaborative meetings.
  • The school promotes leadership. Throughout the school day, students are taught and use Steven Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.
  • Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) is a research-based framework that aligns to our Leader in Me work. Our teachers teach, model, and reinforce school-wide expectations for our hallways, cafeteria, bathrooms, playground, classrooms, lines, etc. Students work toward earning individual and school-wide goals. Past celebrations have included Polar Express day and a school-wide spring picnic as examples.
  • Art, Music, and Physical Education are offered on a three-day rotation serving all grades at Mulberry.
  • Our schedule includes a daily enrichment/intervention block of time which ensures that our staff has an opportunity to meet the needs of all children, socially and academically.
  • Mulberry offers a varied counseling program, including weekly classroom instructions as well as small group and individual counseling.
  • The Gifted and Talented (GT) program is designed to offer special instruction to further develop students academically, socially, and emotionally to their fullest potential. Whole class instruction as well as small group interaction is utilized to best meet the needs of the individual students.
  • Our Special Education programming utilizes specially-designed instruction (SDI) to meet student’s individual needs.
  • Mulberry Elementary offers 1:! computer access for all grades.
  • We offer a daily breakfast and lunch program.
  • Mulberry PTO meets regularly and works to raise money to help offset the cost of field trips, technology, bus transportation, and special events.

Our Curriculum

The elementary curriculum is designed to meet the district objectives by providing instruction in basic skills and a general knowledge base. It also provides for opportunities to explore the arts and leisure activities.

The curriculum includes language arts, math, science, social studies, art, music and physical education. Language arts covers reading, writing, spelling and handwriting.

Students receive most of their instruction in their own classroom. Students are sometimes regrouped for special classes and activities that respond to individual needs and interests.

Copies of the curriculum guides are available in each attendance center and on the district’s web page.