J. S. Clark Magnet School

1207 Washington Street
Monroe, LA 71201                               

Phone 318-322-8976   Fax: 318- 338-7983

Principal, Ms Christie Taylor
Program Coordinator, Dr. Susan Cole
Counselor, Mrs. Addie Zimmerman

COOL CURRENT EVENTS

Click each link to view pictures of that event!

LATM Conference   Race for the Cure    ULM Connection  Grandparent's Day 

Neville comes to Clark     Donuts for Dad      Human Body Walk      Family Math Night

Our very own Cole Carson won 1st place in the National Magnet Schools Poster contest. WAY TO GO Cole!!!!

CHARACTER COUNTS at CLARK

Students of the Month

September    October   November  January  February   March   April    May 

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Grades

Pre-Kindergarten - Buttitta - Hodge - Spivey
Kindergarten - Dennis - Hayden - Evans
1st Grade - McCandlish - Price - Riley
2nd Grade - Reuther - Fortson - Caldwell
3rd Grade - Bradshaw - Henley - Martin
4th Grade - Alexander -Savage- Hammock
5th Grade - Cole - Taylor -  Sherman
6th Grade - Gray - Judd -Brown

Specialists

 Farley - Gorman - Hano - Hemrick - Kelly - McCarty - Nola - Reed - Traweek - Wells - Williamson - Willson - Zimmerman

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HANDY DANDY LINKS for

STUDENTS and Parents

Student Handbook (.pdf)

Mission Statement

It is the mission of J. S. Clark Magnet School's faculty and staff to offer a comprehensive and challenging curriculum to actively engage students and family members in the learning process.

GOALS

We Believe:
* Children are our most valuable resource
* All children can learn and must be provided equitable opportunities to learn
* Students learn best when they are actively engaged in the learning process.
* Our curriculum must be comprehensive in that it builds skills necessary for success  in a culturally diverse society.
* All students and staff members have the right to work and learn together in a safe and  orderly environment.
* Continuous professional improvement and growth opportunities for all staff members are crucial to the success of any educational program.
* Partnerships among students, parents, community, and schools are vital for the development of all children.