Little Mountain Elementary School

692 Mill Street, Little Mountain, SC 29075    Phone: 945-7721     Fax: 945-1058

  Principal:  Mrs. Kimberly Mack 

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                                                                                Mrs. Kimberly S. Mack

Welcome to the 2011-2012 school year at Little Mountain Elementary.  I am so very proud to “come home” to the LME school community.  In these short summer months, I have been immersing myself in everything LME and have been impressed with all I’ve seen.  What have I learned? LME is still a place where great things happen and where minds are challenged, friendships are formed, and a family is created.  I truly look forward to the upcoming school year with much excitement and promise.

As this is my first year as principal of LME, it is important that I tell you a little about my educational career.  I attended LME from 1980-1986.  This supports my phrase, “I’m coming home!” I graduated Mid-Carolina High School and continued my education at Newberry College.  I have 13 years of educational experience: 12 years in Newberry County, 7 years as a teacher, and 5 years as an administrator.

I assure you that my “heart” lies within the philosophy and core values that will continue to be instilled in our students at Little Mountain Elementary School.  Little Mountain Elementary is a place that is filled with the hustle and bustle that go along with a great elementary school.  The best way to keep abreast of what is happening is to be involved.  Education is a partnership between the home and the school.  Parents are a child’s first teachers.  You have established the rules, expectations and consequences.  Through your actions you have taught your children how to interact with others, what you value and the importance of doing your best.   As we begin this school year, we renew our partnership.  It takes supportive parents at home and those who volunteer in school to accomplish this task. 

Please call or email if you have any questions, comments or concerns, or better yet, stop in for a visit.  Lastly, please ask your child every night what they learned in school today, and we will do our part to make sure they have a great answer.

Sincerely,

Kimberly Stockman Mack

Kimberly S. Mack