Thank you for a great year! We laughed. We cried. We tried and failed. We tried again and succeeded! We met goals, met new friends, and met the challenges we faced head on! We supported each other in beautiful ways over our school year together. As you move on to fifth grade, watch out for hall sharks and Britney Stu and I will be waiting for you to come visit! !
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Welcome Friends and Family!
I'm Mrs. Summer Rawson (although you might see "Kimberly Rawson" from time to time - I go by my middle name). Please check everything out and let me know if you have any questions.
You can contact me several ways, though Class Dojo will usually get the quickest response.
Phone: 864-355-2046
Email: krawson@greenville.k12.sc.us or krawson@greenvillecountyschools.us
Class Dojo (texting app): I'll send instructions home in your packet or email me for a QR code
FREE Breakfast & Lunch for ALL Students this year (2025 - 2026)!
Vision of Slater-Marietta Elementary School
We envision our children to become productive and responsible citizens who have been socially and academically prepared to tackle the challenges of their lives.
The school climate and classroom environments will be structured so that students will be encouraged to foster positive constructive relationships with their peers that will allow them to work together and attain academic success.
This will lead students towards being highly engaged in their work and developing a personal interest in producing quality products in multiple mediums that focuses on established curriculum.
Finally, this will empower Slater-Marietta students to actively participate in a positive and productive manner during their elementary education years and beyond.
Slater Marietta Elementary provides a quality education to build responsible, productive citizens, and future leaders.
We Believe:
All students can learn.
All students can learn best in a safe and nurturing environment that is supportive and inviting.
All students should be active participants in the educational process and assume increased responsibility for learning and problem solving.
All students can be productive life-long learners with the support of their home, school, and community.
All students have the right of equal access to educational opportunities.
All students’ education includes social, emotional, intellectual, physical, and character development.
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