Dear Silver Trail Families,

We had an incredible turnout for Parent-Teacher Conferences, nearly 100% of our families attended! Thank you for taking the time to connect with your child’s teacher and for your continued partnership in supporting learning and growth. Your involvement truly makes a difference.

Here’s what’s coming up at Silver Trail:

We’re so proud of our students and grateful for our amazing Miner community!

With Miner Pride,

Principal Harding

We want to give you a quick heads-up about an upcoming change to our traffic pattern at Silver Trail!

To help improve safety and flow during drop-off and pick-up, our west parking lot will soon become one-way traffic. The parking spaces on the west side of that lot will be removed down through the corner near the playground, and the curb will be painted red with a merge lane added in its place. These changes are designed to make arrival and dismissal smoother and safer for everyone.

The new paint isn't in place yet (we’re still in the planning phase), but we wanted you to know what’s coming. To help you visualize the new layout, we’ve included a drawing.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we make this improvement

We are excited to share that Red Ribbon Week at Silver Trail Elementary will take place October 27-31! During this week, students will participate in lessons about the importance of making healthy choices and staying drug-free.

We also have some fun dress-up days planned to celebrate:

We hope students will participate and have fun while learning the importance of making safe, healthy choices.

We are excited to share that we will have a Lego Club again this year!

Details about how students will be chosen to participate are included in this flyer. Please take a look so you know how your child can get involved.

If basketball is your thing, here is an opportunity for you.

On Thursday afternoons, Silver Trail opens the doors to the Athletic Camp for those that are interested.

At Silver Trail Elementary, we have schoolwide rules that apply everywhere students go—classroom, bathroom, hallway, cafeteria, playground, bus, and beyond. These expectations help create a safe, respectful, and positive learning environment for everyone.

We remind students to "Stay on the TRAIL" every day during announcements, using our TRAIL expectations:

By following TRAIL expectations, our students are set up for success no matter where they are in our school community and earn TRAIL tickets for the school store when they get caught following the TRAIL.