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  Bartlett Elementary
350 School Street, South Lyon, MI  48178     (248) 573-8300

 
 
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All members of the Bartlett School community are accountable for working as partners in a supportive environment to provide instruction that guides all students in acquiring skills and knowledge, while developing the independence needed for continuous learning.

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From the Principal, Stacy Cooper

Welcome to Bartlett School! I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I have been an educator since 1992. Prior to my appointment in South Lyon Community Schools, I taught first grade and Title I. In addition to this, I have been an elementary principal since 1998.

The staff, students, and parents that make up the Bartlett professional learning community, diligently work together, in the pursuit of excellence. Evidence of this type of excellence is demonstrated by our high student achievement scores on the state’s standardized testing system and through the North Central Accreditation process.

I am a firm believer in an open door policy. Please feel free to stop by my office with any questions you may have or just to say hello. As with parents, I also communicate this open door policy to students. I am here to assist in any way possible. Students are encouraged and invited to my office to share what they are learning in class or to share a special project they are particularly proud of.

A very important component of my principalship includes scheduling time to visit classrooms to observe students, instruction, and learning. If I am not available, you will most likely find me in a classroom.

This school year, the staff at Bartlett will be continuing their quest in developing the life-long habits and attitudes (Habits of Mind) that teach students to be problem solvers in and out of the classroom setting. These life-long skills will assist children as they develop into adulthood. They also teach students how to be intelligent problem solvers when the answer is not readily available.

A few examples of Habits of Mind include:

  • Managing impulsivity
  • Listening with understanding and empathy
  • Thinking flexibly
  • Thinking about thinking (metacognition)
  • Creating, imagining, innovating
  • Applying past knowledge to new situations

More information will be shared with parents regarding the habits of mind as the school year progresses.

I look forward to another successful school year.