
Latta Elementary Celebrates Attendance Awareness Month in September
Attendance Spirit Week was September 14–18, reminding our Vik-Kids that Every Day Counts!With 745 students, LES achieved an impressive 95.6% average daily attendance rate during Spirit Week. Even more exciting, 617 students had perfect attendance for the entire week and 394 students with perfect attendance for the month of September!
We are incredibly proud of our students for showing up each day ready to learn, grow, and make the most of every opportunity. Thank you to our students, families, teachers, and staff for helping us build a culture where being present matters!
Way to show up, Vik-Kids!










4th Grade students in Mrs. Jacobs’ 4th grade classes, kicked off their European Explorers unit by going on a hunt for “chocolate gold"! Students were able to learn more about what motivated explorers to go in search of new lands!









Mrs. Keri & Ms. Sierra's class finished up our Apple Lessons with an Apple Party. We made homemade applesauce, and we tried apple pie and apple juice. Everyone said it was so good!








Attendance Awareness Spirit Week is next week, Sept. 14-18! We would love to have 100% participation! Every school day is an opportunity for your child to learn, grow, and connect with classmates. Help your child build strong attendance habits by making sure they arrive at school on time, ready to learn, and ready to make the most of each day.
During Spirit Week, students will also take the Be Present SC Attendance Pledge. Please click the link below and take a few moments to go over the pledge with your student(s). Talk with them about the importance of being present, on time, and ready to learn each day. Then, encourage your student(s) to take the pledge online as well!
https://expectmoresc.com/be-present-s-c/274932-2/
We will be celebrating students AND staff who achieve 100% attendance with prizes and extra recess!

Every school day is an opportunity for your child to learn, grow, and connect with classmates. Help your child build strong attendance habits by making sure they arrive at school on time, ready to learn, and ready to make the most of each day.

Check out the attached flyer and plan vacations around school breaks. Every school day matters! Let’s work together to keep our students in school, learning, and growing. 💚💛

Please join us in congratulating our Teacher of the Year, Kate Britt, and Support Staff Member of the Year, Kelly Smith!
These incredible individuals go above and beyond each day to make a difference in the lives of our students, staff, and school community. Their dedication, kindness, hard work, and passion for education help make our school a special place to learn and grow.
Thank you for the countless ways you support, encourage, and inspire everyone around you. We are so proud to celebrate you and the impact you make every single day!






















On Tuesday, LES celebrated our incredible staff with a colorful snack table inspired by the beloved book, The Rainbow Fish!
Just like Rainbow Fish shared its sparkling scales with others, our staff shares kindness, creativity, patience, and love with students every single day. To show our appreciation, we created a rainbow-themed snack table filled with treats for every member of our school family!
Thank you to all of our amazing teachers and staff for the difference you make each day. Your hard work and dedication help our students shine bright!
#TeacherAppreciationWeek #LattaElementary #RainbowFish #ThankATeacher #SchoolFamily #MakingWaves #ElementaryExcellence







We are so thankful for the incredible teachers at LES who pour their hearts into shaping the next generation every single day. Your dedication, patience, and love do not go unnoticed!
A special thank you to Pyerian Baptist Church for treating our teachers to a delicious cookie bar on Monday! Such a sweet way to show appreciation and support!
To all teachers: YOU are making a difference, and we celebrate you not just this week—but all year long!











LES students did a fantastic job presenting at the board meeting on April 14th! Three 4th grade students along with two 4th grade teachers shared highlights and photos from their trip to the State House for Liberty Day, giving a glimpse into this meaningful learning experience. LES Student Council members, along with Mrs. Luffman, also spoke at the board meeting. They talked about the election process they went through to get elected and proudly showcased the projects they’ve supported and led throughout the school year. You all did an outstanding job representing LES!






























