Earhart is a neighborhood magnet school that provides a student-centered learning environment and integrating district academic standards with environmental education. Ecosystems, including oceans, deserts, and grasslands, are taught in great depth to students and are woven into reading, math, and writing instruction. Students are taught to respect the environment and are equipped with the knowledge and skills to make sound environmental decisions. Outdoor experiences, such as environmental lab studies, field trips, camp days and overnight camping trips enhance the environmental aspects of the program because the classrooms are "taken outdoors". Family involvement plays a vital role in the support and excellence of the Earhart program. Earhart "grows" neat kids!

Directions to School:
Exit I-135 at 53^rd St. Go west on 53^rd to Arkansas Ave. Go south on Arkansas to Earhart. See Maps for all USD 259 locations.

Site Council Information:
Each school has a site council, which is a group of parents, community members, business representatives, teachers and other school staff. Site councils identify, consider and discuss educational problems and issues at the school. Councils provide advice and counsel for evaluating state, school district and school site performance goals and objectives. Councils may also recommend methods that may be employed at the school site to meet these goals and objectives.

Meeting Day: First Tuesday of each month (Except January and July)
Time: 6 p.m.
Location: Library

Pre-Kindergarten Program: Yes
All-Day Kindergarten: 9 a.m. - 4:10 p.m.

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