Marshall ELC: A Great Place for Kids

The Marshall Early Learning Center (ELC) specializes in providing excellence in education to Marshall's youngest learners. The school is home to children up through 2nd grade and allows staff to focus on strategies that are specific to a young student's individual learning and social needs. As one of the first schools in Wisconsin to offer 4-year-old kindergarten, we have the experience to prepare students for success right from the start.

The Early Learning Center is excited to announce a NEW Facebook page to help ELC parents stay in touch with school events and news. Now you can receive updates by simply going to our facebook page and clicking Like.

Connect to the ELC Facebook page at  http://www.facebook.com/MarshallEarlyLearningCenter?ref=hl 

Pre-Kindergarten Registration for 2013-14 School Year

Pre-Kindergarten Registration for children turning 4 by September 1, 2013 will take place on April 9 from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration will take place at the ELC office located at 369 School Street.

Please bring the following documents with you when you register:

1.   Copy of student's birth certificate and
2.   Proof of residency (acceptable documents include: current gas, electric, cable, telephone or water bill (not cell phone bill); current signed lease; or closing statement or purchase agreement of residence.

Contact the ELC office with any questions at 608-655-1588.

ELC Healthy Snack Program

ELC students will be scheduled take turns bringing classroom snacks. In order to ensure the optimal learning environment, each child must have a healthy diet. The snack list that is linked to this webpage is to be a guide to help bring healthy snacks on a daily basis to school. If a child brings in a snack that is considered to be in contradiction to the district wellness policy, he/she will be able to choose from a school provided snack cabinet in order to provide snack to his/her class. The snack that was brought in will be sent back home at the end of the school day.

On special occasions, such as birthdays, it is completely acceptable to bring in a special treat such as cupcakes, cookies, etc. Our hope is that following this procedure will allow students to learn to their fullest potential each day they attend school. Thank you for your participation and support.

Healthy Snack Ideas