
Reminder to wear your colorful socks tomorrow!! 🧦

Kindergarten had an udderly amazing time on our field trip to Marcoot Jersey Creamery! 🐄
We learned how cheese and ice cream are made, watched workers package dog cheese treats through the factory windows, and even got to taste some delicious samples (which were a big hit!). Students also discovered how farmers keep track of their cows and learned all about the milking process.
To top it off, we met and petted some adorable baby calves—definitely a moo-velous highlight of the day!
It was a day full of learning, laughter, and a whole lot of happy little farmers in the making! 🐄✨




The Book Fair is just days away! The Fair encourages students to read AND it raises much-needed funds for our school. The easiest way for kids to pay is with an eWallet. Create one for your child so they can shop cash free and independently! 📚
Visit our school homepage to get started: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/mountoliveelemjrhighschl1
Visit our school homepage to get started: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/mountoliveelemjrhighschl1

Mt. Olive School District, along with Bunker Hill School District, welcomed social media influencer and school principal, Gerry Brooks!
Our 3rd grade students welcomed Mr. Brooks by drawing "WELCOME" signs outside all of our school entrances!
Our 3rd grade students welcomed Mr. Brooks by drawing "WELCOME" signs outside all of our school entrances!










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Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year.

Where your colorful socks on Monday, 3/23! 🧦

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Congratulations to Mrs Kahls class for completing the breakfast quest and being crowned the winners. The "Ladies of lunch" were glad to see new faces joining for breakfast and hope you all enjoyed the new recipes .
🍀 Miss Seely’s Kindergarten tried to trap a leprechaun today! 🍀
We worked together to build a giant classroom leprechaun trap, using lots of teamwork and communication to decide what might work best. We talked about cause and effect while designing the trap and thinking about what would actually catch that sneaky leprechaun.
The class even incorporated writing by leaving notes on the trap to try and trick him into coming inside! Along the way, we also had a great conversation about money when we talked about his pot of gold.
Unfortunately… the leprechaun was a little too clever for us. He escaped and left quite the mess behind after taking all of our gold on the way out! 😆
Nice try, sneaky leprechaun… we almost had you!👏🍀
We worked together to build a giant classroom leprechaun trap, using lots of teamwork and communication to decide what might work best. We talked about cause and effect while designing the trap and thinking about what would actually catch that sneaky leprechaun.
The class even incorporated writing by leaving notes on the trap to try and trick him into coming inside! Along the way, we also had a great conversation about money when we talked about his pot of gold.
Unfortunately… the leprechaun was a little too clever for us. He escaped and left quite the mess behind after taking all of our gold on the way out! 😆
Nice try, sneaky leprechaun… we almost had you!👏🍀

Congratulations to Mr. Dunlap and the six JH students that attended the IGSMA Solo & Ensemble contest this past weekend. They all brought home a 1st place rating. Way to go, everyone!! 🎶





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Mr. Mueller visited Ms. Spudich’s Physic’s class this week. He had some great experiments to unpack with her class. It is always wonderful to have our retired teachers return to share their expertise and passions with our students.




3rd-8th grade parents and guardians:

Saturday, March 7th, Mt Olive Band had six high school students who participated in the IHSA Solo & Ensemble contest, at the Alton High School in Alton, IL, bringing home 3 superior and 3 excellent ratings. Way to go, students and Mr. Dunlap! 🎶







Save the date for our Elementary and Junior High 2026 Art Show! 🎨

February Students of the Month! The character trait for February was empathy. Congratulations, students!!



