Lowell Elementary School, governed by the Madison Metropolitan School District, serves more than 250 students in kindergarten through grade five. The school coordinates Title I, English as a Second Language, and talented and gifted education programs. It maintains a networked lab, library media center and classrooms with computers. Lowell Elementary School offers a range of extracurricular activities, including art, music, strings and physical education. It operates the Lowell Home and School Association, which is a parent-teacher organization that participates in a variety of projects for strengthening the school community. The school's curriculum includes math, science, language arts and social studies.
Founded in 1967, Lindbergh Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through grade five. The school offers talented and gifted and special education programs. It also provides the English as a Second Language program. Lindbergh Elementary School s core curriculum includes language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. The school additionally offers classes in art, music, physical education and computer studies. It maintains a parent-teacher association. Lindbergh Elementary School organizes book fairs and family dance shows. The school has a library and playground. It provides health and speech and language services. Lindbergh Elementary School is governed by the Madison Metropolitan School District.
Hawthorne Elementary School, located in Madison, Wis., is affiliated to the Madison Metropolitan School District. The school offers a variety of academic and cocurricular programs to more than 300 students in grades kindergarten through five. It enrolls students from all ethnic, social and economic groups. Hawthorne Elementary School also partners with the American Family Insurance, Oscar Mayer and Covance Laboratories. The school offers various subjects, including reading, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies and music. The school also provides classes in English, library, and computer, and special education. It has a parent-teacher association that focuses on increasing awareness and participation in curriculum and policy development, and enhances communication between home and school.
Aldo Leopold School is located on more than 14 acres of land and serves students in grades kindergarten through five. It has more than 35 classrooms, an art and music room, a computer lab and a gymnasium. The school provides academic programs in English, mathematics, social studies and science. It offers breakfast and lunch services to its students. Aldo Leopold Elementary School also provides after school care services. The school has a parent faculty organization that supports academic program by planning special events and fundraisers. Aldo Leopold Elementary School offers a full-day kindergarten program, English-as-a-second-language, special education services, reading recovery, and foreign language classes in French and Spanish. In addition, support services are provided by the psychologist, social worker, home school coordinator and speech and language therapists. It is located in Madison, Wis.
