About Glenmont Elementary

Welcome to Glenmont School!

Glenmont Elementary School has served as a high-achieving, positive learning community since the doors opened on April 29, 1957.

Our dedicated faculty and staff create a challenging yet supportive environment. Our K-5 students are taught academics and our core values; Be Kind, Respectful, & Responsible

Glenmont Gold slips represent a fun, longstanding tradition in positive reinforcement.  Each week, staff recognize students who exemplify our core values and make good choices. These students are presented with Glenmont Gold slips and a list of the winners is posted on our website weekly.

Our active Parent Teacher Association (PTA) supports the goals of our educators and fosters a sense of community. The PTA provides educational opportunities and social events for our students and their families. Glenmont families play a vital role in our learning community;  we could not achieve our goals without their support.

Our Motto

Care about yourself; care about the people and things around you.

Our Mission Statement

The mission of Glenmont School is to foster a positive and collaborative learning environment where students can reach their highest potential academically, emotionally and socially to become responsible global citizens and lifelong learners.

Attendance and Reporting Absences

Regular attendance is essential to a student’s educational development and social-emotional well-being. With some exceptions, every child enrolled in school is expected to be present each day school is in session.

All absences, tardiness, and early departures (ATED) must be accounted for. It is the parent’s responsibility to notify the school office on the day of the ATED and to provide a written excuse upon the student’s return to school.

To learn more about our district’s attendance policies, please click here.

Visiting our School

Our visitor policies are designed to ensure the safety of all students and staff and minimize disruption to the instructional program. The doors to all elementary schools are locked during the school day. Visitors will push a call button at the main entrance to alert the office to their presence at the door.

Main office staff will ask visitors to identify themselves, and then will “buzz” them into the building. Once inside, visitors will report to the main office, sign in, and take a visitor’s badge. Upon leaving the building, please return to the office to sign out and return the badge.

To learn more about our district’s visitor policies, please click here.

Pick-up and Drop Off Directions

For directions to our school, please click here. Students should be dropped off and picked up from the Main Office.