Dalton Gardens Elementary

Sat., May 13, 2000

Principal: Linda Powers

Athletic-Activities Director: Joann Harvey

Enrollment: 407

Grades: Preschool-5

Address: 6335 N. Mount Carrol, Dalton Gardens

Phone: 772-5364

Parent-Teacher Organization: Meets the second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Dalton Multi-Purpose Room. Contact: Lisa Knudtsen, 773-5364.

Important dates for Dalton Gardens Elementary

Tuesday: PTO, 7 p.m.

Friday: No school, staff development

May 24: Fifth-grade students tour middle schools

June 2: Canfield Middle School Band and Orchestra concert at Dalton Gardens Elementary

June 9: Early release, last day of school

Wish List

Renovation of the Dalton School was completed recently with the addition of a new wing. In this wing, the school added six classrooms, a multipurpose room, kitchen, bathrooms and a new gymnasium. The school is now working to raise funds for bleachers in the new gymnasium and lockers for the new classrooms.

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