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These jovial teachers teach us crucial life skills, they encourage us when we are in doubt, and they expect the very best of us.
— Crystal
Greetings from the Principal: Hello from Sutton Elementary School. It is my belief that rapport built between a teacher and child is the greatest reward that a teacher can receive. All real teachers treasure this special connection that not everyone gets the opportunity to feel.
Charles Shipman, Principal
Sutton Promise:
I am a Sutton Elementary School student.
I have the ability to choose and control my own actions.
I have the choice to be reliable and dependable.
There is no limit to what I can achieve.
I promise to accept the challenge to become a productive college-bound citizen and a life-long learner.
SUCCESS BEGINS WITH ME!!!
Sutton Vision
Sutton believes that all students can learn and will become proficient in all academic areas. Each student is regarded with unique needs and aspirations. All staff members will set high expectations, instill respect, and empower students to become contributing members of society. Parents and business partners will instill an attitude of respect for education and actively encourage and support the children’s academic and social progress. Each member of the school community has a sense of pride and ownership in the school system.
Mission Statement:
Sutton Elementary Staff, in cooperation with parents and community, will provide a caring, enthusiastic learning environment. The educational program will ensure that our children become proficient in reading, writing, and mathematics. The staff will instill in these students respect for all people and empower them to become contributing members of society.
School Day Information:
School day begins at 8:05
School day ends at 3:05
Breakfast:
7:30-7:55 am
Cost: $1.00 paid, $1.25 adult, $1.50 guest
Lunch:
Second and Third: 11:00
Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth: 11:40
Kindergarten and First: 12:20
Cost: $1.75 paid, $2.75 adult, $3.00 guest
This School is accredited by the North Central Association and the Arkansas Department of Education.