Welcome to Earlimart School District, a TK-8 school district, located in Southern Tulare County, forty miles north of Bakersfield and seventy miles south of Fresno. Earlimart School District is home to three schools, with dedicated educators serving approximately 1,400 students.
Our mission is to promote a standard of excellence in everything we do, through a lens of equity, in a culture of empathy, and with an uncompromising student-centered approach. Through strong community partnerships and a focus on a safe learning environment, we strive to provide all students with a high-quality and comprehensive educational experience, in a supportive and equitable environment.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our schools, programs, and the many opportunities available for Earlimart students and families. Together, we are preparing our students for the next step in their educational development and equipping them for a successful future.
We are Earlimart PROUD!
Earlimart Elementary School (PK-5th)
Alila Elementary School (PK-5th)
Earlimart Middle School (6th-8th)
Creating a supportive and equitable environment to promote excellence, equity and empathy.
Commitments that demonstrate Earlimart PROUD | Guiding Questions for Reflection |
|---|---|
POSITIVE: To be a positive person, I make a commitment to focus on the good. | What have I done today to think about and spread a positive message? |
RESPECTFUL: To be a respectful person, I make a commitment to be considerate of others. | How did I treat others and myself with kindness? |
OPEN-MINDED: To be open-minded, I make a commitment to be open to new ideas and information. | How and what did I learn something new from others today? |
UNIFIED: To be unified, I make a commitment to work well with others. | How was I a team player today? |
DETERMINED: To be determined, I make a commitment to stay focused on my goals. | How have I been responsible for my learning? |
Students, parents, community members, and staff all play essential roles in bringing Earlimart PROUD to life. Our collective efforts can help create a culture where these values are not just statements but are actively practiced and become a living part of the school community. Here's how you can contribute:
1. STUDENTS
Model the Values: Demonstrate respect, empathy, positivity, excellence, determination, and other core values in daily interactions.
Participate in Activities: Join student-led initiatives that promote values (e.g., kindness campaigns, student leadership programs).
Provide Feedback: Share experiences and ideas on how the school can better reflect its values.
2. PARENTS
Reinforce Values at Home: Discuss and model the district’s values in everyday family life.
Engage with the School: Attend school events, volunteer, and participate in parent committees.
Advocate for Positive Change: Support policies and programs that align with the district’s values.
4. STAFF
Lead by Example: Consistently uphold the core values in interactions with students, parents, and colleagues.
Incorporate Values into Lessons: Teach and reinforce values through curriculum, classroom discussions, and social-emotional learning.
Create a Positive School Culture: Recognize and reward students and staff who exemplify the district’s values.
3. COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Partner with Schools: Local businesses and organizations can provide mentorship, resources, and support.
Be Role Models: Demonstrate the district’s values in interactions with students and schools.
Support School Initiatives: Contribute to projects that promote values (e.g., literacy programs, career days)
Health Corner
The Flu: A Guide For Parents
What is the flu?
Influenza (the flu) is an infection of the nose, throat, and lungs caused by influenza viruses. There are many different influenza viruses that are constantly changing. They cause illness, hospital stays and deaths in the United States each year.
The flu can be very dangerous for children. Each year about 20,000 children younger than 5 years old are hospitalized from flu complications, like pneumonia.