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St. Michael Elementary first opened its doors in the fall of
1995 to 21 kindergarten students. Today, the school serves
preschool through sixth grade students. The average class size is
17. The school offers a before/after school program, a breakfast
and hot lunch program, a band and vocal program, enrichment
activities, a technology class and so much more! St. Michael
Elementary is committed to excellence in all academic areas while
incorporating faith into everything that happens in the building!
At St. Michael Elementary, we understand the value of our students
and the importance of family involvement. Parents are actively
involved in the education process: volunteering in classrooms,
lunchroom and library and assisting in advising, planning,
organizing and participating in social events and fund raising.
Parents are truly partners with our school.
Grades: K-8 | 27 students0.6 miles 1801 S Valley View Road Sioux Falls, SD 57106 (605) 362-8231
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School Reviews
511/25/2016
Originally we had planned to just have them attend the preschool there. They absolutely loved preschool and loved their teacher and the atmosphere so we decided to continue to go there. The teachers are wonderful and always willing to help. The learning is very well structured.
- Posted by Parent - elementary parent
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