Mission Statement: The Leesville Community will educate each student to reach his or her full potential.

Vision Statement: The Leesville Road Year Round Elementary School community will work collaboratively to provide a challenging environment in which students will enthusiastically take responsibility for their learning as they prepare to be successful citizens in the 21st century.

LES Value Statement: *High expectations are necessary for each individual to achieve excellence. *Learning is a lifelong process. *All students are valuable and capable of reaching their utmost potential. *Education is the collective responsibility of the student, home, school, and the community. *Each student and staff member is responsible for his/her own actions. *Accomplishments of students and staff are celebrated. *A secure interactive environment that encourages creativity, critical thinking, and exploration is provided. *Students are being prepared to become responsible citizens in a diverse, global, and technological society.

GOALS 2008 - 2009
MATH: All students will demonstrate 87-90% proficiency in Math as measured by the year end Data Capture forms and an increase of their Math Scale Score by 5 points on the EOGs.
READING: All student sub groups in grades K-5 will maintain 95% proficiency and demonstrate high growth as measured by the EOG test and Running Records.
WRITING: Writing scores will increase from an average of 74% at level 3 proficiency to an average of 80% at level 3 proficiency as measured by the K-5 analytic writing rubrics and the NC Writing Assessment.
HEALTHY SCHOOLS: 98% of parents, staff and students will feel that Leesville is a safe, healthy learning environment as measured by the annual surveys returned.
FAMILY, COMMUNITY AND BUSINESS SUPPORT: We will as a learning community encourage and increase family, community and business support by a growth of 10%.

The LES School Improvement Plan was developed by an interdisciplinary team of teachers, parents and administrators as a guide for academic and social success at Leesville Elementary School. Click here to view the LES SIP. (Acrobat, 17 KB) You need to have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher to view or print the LES SIP (get Adobe Reader).

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History: Leesville Elementary opened to students in August, 1992 as the elementary school portion of the three-school Leesville complex. Originally designed for 650 students, enrollment has been as high as 1,020 during the '95-'96 school year. At that point, 11 mobile units were located on the LES campus. A major reorganization occurred during the summer of 1996 to relieve the extreme crowding at the elementary and middle schools. The K-3 program was moved to Hilburn Elementary while grades 4-5 remained at LES. In addition, approximately 500 sixth graders were housed in the LES building but still operated on the middle school schedule and organizational scheme. At the start of the 1999-2000 school year, both Leesville and Hilburn returned to a K-5 structure, each with its own attendance area. Leesville Elementary will operate on a multi-track year round calendar beginning July, 2007.

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General Mills - Box Tops in Education
Clip and save Box Tops logos from participating General Mills products. Place them in the collection box in the office.

Harris Teeter - Together in Education
When you purchase select products with your VIC card, Harris Teeter will donate a portion of yourpurchase to LES. The LES school code is 4321. Harris Teeter will also increase the amount contributed to registered TIE schools to 5% of participating HT private label and select General Mills items. Items include Betty Crocker cookies and brownies, Hamburger Helper and Big G cereal's. Customers that linked to LES for last school year will need to relink for this school year.