
Come Meet This Year's Teacher!

Calling all Rees Incoming Kindergartners! We need you to come on July 29th or July 30th for a quick screener! No need to do an appt. Just show up between 9:00 and 4:00.

Free and Reduced lunch applications are now open for the 26-27 school year!
Families can now apply using one of the following methods.
Use the LINQ app on your phone. Log into the app, scroll down and you will see "Free & Reduced Meal Application"
Go to LINQCONNECT.COM (http://linqconnect.com/), Click the "School Services" drop down menu and then choose "Free & Reduced Meal Application"
Remember, if families had a free or reduced eligibility last school year, they still need to apply. The eligibility does not carry over from year to year.
The CHILD NUTRITION WEBSITE (https://www.nebo.edu/page/child-nutrition)has useful information about our program, menus etc.
Families can now apply using one of the following methods.
Use the LINQ app on your phone. Log into the app, scroll down and you will see "Free & Reduced Meal Application"
Go to LINQCONNECT.COM (http://linqconnect.com/), Click the "School Services" drop down menu and then choose "Free & Reduced Meal Application"
Remember, if families had a free or reduced eligibility last school year, they still need to apply. The eligibility does not carry over from year to year.
The CHILD NUTRITION WEBSITE (https://www.nebo.edu/page/child-nutrition)has useful information about our program, menus etc.

Last Day of School!

Registration for the 2026-27 School Year is NOW OPEN!

Registration for the 2026-27 School Year is NOW OPEN!

Come join us this Monday night for some rootin' tootin' Rodeo Reading and meet UVU Rodeo Team!

SAVE THE DATE!

Mark your calendars! 🗓️✨
The wait is almost over. Online registration for the 2026-2027 School Year officially opens on Monday, April 20. 2026!
The wait is almost over. Online registration for the 2026-2027 School Year officially opens on Monday, April 20. 2026!

🤠 Rees Rodeo Reading Challenge – “Read Your Way to the Rodeo!”
We’re excited to continue our reading by kicking off our Rodeo Reading Challenge this April! This is a fun opportunity for students to build their reading skills while earning a chance to attend the Fiesta Days Rodeo.
Here’s what families need to know:
📅 Reading takes place all month long in April.
📄 Students will bring home a reading calendar to track their minutes.
⏱️ All reading minutes are due May 1st.
🏆 School Goal:
We are on a mission to bring the Traveling Trophy back to Rees! This trophy is awarded to the school with the most total reading minutes, so every minute your child reads makes a difference!
🏆 Prizes & Winners:
Each grade will have a class winner who will receive 2 rodeo tickets. 🎟️🎟️
From those winners, 2 Grand Prize winners will be selected.
🎉 Grand Prize Winners Receive:
2 rodeo tickets 🎟️🎟️
Rodeo gear: boots 👢, jeans 👖, shirt 👕, and a cowboy hat 🤠
The opportunity to participate in the opening ceremony at the rodeo!
📍 Reading Challenge Night at the Rodeo:
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
🤠 Coming Soon:
We will also be hosting a Rodeo Reading Night here at Rees on April 20th at 6:00! You won't want to miss this night of fun and reading! UVU Rodeo Team will joining us. Come meet some real cowboys and cowgirls!
Encourage your child to read every day and help us “Read Our Way to the Rodeo!” 🤠📚
We would love to feature your family on our Lobby TV enjoying some reading time! 📚
If you would like to participate, please take a picture of your family reading together and send it to billi.robbins@nebo.edu.
Your child will be so excited to see themselves featured on the screen!
We’re excited to continue our reading by kicking off our Rodeo Reading Challenge this April! This is a fun opportunity for students to build their reading skills while earning a chance to attend the Fiesta Days Rodeo.
Here’s what families need to know:
📅 Reading takes place all month long in April.
📄 Students will bring home a reading calendar to track their minutes.
⏱️ All reading minutes are due May 1st.
🏆 School Goal:
We are on a mission to bring the Traveling Trophy back to Rees! This trophy is awarded to the school with the most total reading minutes, so every minute your child reads makes a difference!
🏆 Prizes & Winners:
Each grade will have a class winner who will receive 2 rodeo tickets. 🎟️🎟️
From those winners, 2 Grand Prize winners will be selected.
🎉 Grand Prize Winners Receive:
2 rodeo tickets 🎟️🎟️
Rodeo gear: boots 👢, jeans 👖, shirt 👕, and a cowboy hat 🤠
The opportunity to participate in the opening ceremony at the rodeo!
📍 Reading Challenge Night at the Rodeo:
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
🤠 Coming Soon:
We will also be hosting a Rodeo Reading Night here at Rees on April 20th at 6:00! You won't want to miss this night of fun and reading! UVU Rodeo Team will joining us. Come meet some real cowboys and cowgirls!
Encourage your child to read every day and help us “Read Our Way to the Rodeo!” 🤠📚
We would love to feature your family on our Lobby TV enjoying some reading time! 📚
If you would like to participate, please take a picture of your family reading together and send it to billi.robbins@nebo.edu.
Your child will be so excited to see themselves featured on the screen!

💙💛 Rees Eagles Celebrate National Down Syndrome Day! 💛💙
Today at Rees Elementary, our staff and students came together to celebrate National Down Syndrome Day (recognized on March 21st) by wearing blue and yellow, rocking our crazy socks, and showing support with Down syndrome bracelets! 🧦
This special day is all about recognizing that every person is unique, important, and brings something wonderful to our world. At Rees, we are proud to celebrate the differences that make our school such a kind, inclusive, and joyful place.
We are especially grateful for the amazing students in our school with Down syndrome who help make Rees stronger every day. We also want to give a heartfelt shoutout to Mrs. Rogers and her daughter, who inspire us with their love, strength, and joy.
Today—and every day—we strive to be Eagle Strong by:
✨ Being kind
✨ Including everyone
✨ Celebrating what makes each of us special
Because at Rees… we are all more alike than we are different.
#EagleStrong #InclusionMatters #CelebrateDifferences #DownSyndromeAwareness #LotsOfSocks #ReesElementary
Today at Rees Elementary, our staff and students came together to celebrate National Down Syndrome Day (recognized on March 21st) by wearing blue and yellow, rocking our crazy socks, and showing support with Down syndrome bracelets! 🧦
This special day is all about recognizing that every person is unique, important, and brings something wonderful to our world. At Rees, we are proud to celebrate the differences that make our school such a kind, inclusive, and joyful place.
We are especially grateful for the amazing students in our school with Down syndrome who help make Rees stronger every day. We also want to give a heartfelt shoutout to Mrs. Rogers and her daughter, who inspire us with their love, strength, and joy.
Today—and every day—we strive to be Eagle Strong by:
✨ Being kind
✨ Including everyone
✨ Celebrating what makes each of us special
Because at Rees… we are all more alike than we are different.
#EagleStrong #InclusionMatters #CelebrateDifferences #DownSyndromeAwareness #LotsOfSocks #ReesElementary

Mrs. Robbins and her friends spreading sunshine in Mrs. Hirst class.

🎨 Yearbook Cover Contest! 🎨
All students are invited to submit artwork for the 2025–2026 Rees Elementary yearbook cover!
🗓 Due: April 1st (turn in to your child’s teacher)
📄 Use a standard sheet of paper
🖍 Color or black & white
✏️ Must include “Rees Elementary 2025–2026”
We can’t wait to see their creativity!
All students are invited to submit artwork for the 2025–2026 Rees Elementary yearbook cover!
🗓 Due: April 1st (turn in to your child’s teacher)
📄 Use a standard sheet of paper
🖍 Color or black & white
✏️ Must include “Rees Elementary 2025–2026”
We can’t wait to see their creativity!

🍀 Lucky Lunch Alert! 🍀
Feeling lucky? Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch celebration on March 17!
We’re serving up a festive menu featuring a delicious Bean & Cheese Empanada and a doughnut topped with green frosting to help you celebrate the day in style. 💚🍩
No leprechaun required — just bring your appetite and maybe a little luck!
Stop by the cafeteria on March 17 and enjoy a lunch that’s sure to be better than gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈✨
Feeling lucky? Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch celebration on March 17!
We’re serving up a festive menu featuring a delicious Bean & Cheese Empanada and a doughnut topped with green frosting to help you celebrate the day in style. 💚🍩
No leprechaun required — just bring your appetite and maybe a little luck!
Stop by the cafeteria on March 17 and enjoy a lunch that’s sure to be better than gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈✨

🥧🚀 Attention Students! 🚀🥧
You don’t want to miss lunch on March 13! In honor of Pi Day, we’re serving up a sweet treat — Moon Pies!
Yes, we know Pi Day is officially March 14, but since that’s a Saturday (and we can’t let a good pie celebration go to waste), we’re starting the party one day early!
Join us for lunch on Friday, March 13 and celebrate Pi Day the best way we know how… with a delicious Moon Pie! 🌙🥧
Come hungry and don’t miss it — this is one lunch that’s out of this world! 🚀
You don’t want to miss lunch on March 13! In honor of Pi Day, we’re serving up a sweet treat — Moon Pies!
Yes, we know Pi Day is officially March 14, but since that’s a Saturday (and we can’t let a good pie celebration go to waste), we’re starting the party one day early!
Join us for lunch on Friday, March 13 and celebrate Pi Day the best way we know how… with a delicious Moon Pie! 🌙🥧
Come hungry and don’t miss it — this is one lunch that’s out of this world! 🚀

3rd grade students had the opportunity to learn about different Native American groups. Tanner Stevens, who is Navajo, was excited to share his heritage with the class. Students will continue learning about various Native American tribes through our CKLA program.

Third graders mastering math!




Congratulations to our 5th Grade Science Fair winners for their creativity, curiosity, and outstanding projects—your hard work and innovation truly impressed us all! 🧪🏆


