Trevor Grade School

New Main Entrance

This view shows the new main entrance to the school. The improved parking lot separates student drop-offs from bus traffic and maintains student safety.

Trevor Site Plan

This site plan for Trevor Grade School shows the new addition, two softball fields, a soccer field, repositioned playgrounds, new entrances, and improved parking lots.

Office Area

The main office will be at the new West entrance for easy access. The District offices are also located in this area.

Library and Media Center

The library and media center is designed on a curve and has a wall of windows. The space will accommodate both lower grade and upper grade students at the same time.

Primary Cafeteria

The main entrance to the school will open to the office as well as a bright and airy eating space. A small stage will be used for presentations and ceremonies.

Our Mission

Together with families and community, our mission is to create a student-centered comprehensive learning environment fostering personal and academic excellence.

Summer Reading

The administrators, teachers and staff of Trevor Grade School encourage parents to read to and with their children each day during the summer vacation. The more children read, the better readers they become. In reading, as in many other areas, practice makes a difference. You are encouraged to obtain a library card for your children at the Salem Community Library. Sign them up for the summer reading activities and visit the library often with your children. We recommend that your children read at least 10 books during the summer months. Children are encouraged to choose from the list for the grade they will enter in the fall.

Tips for Parents

Allow children to choose books that interest them, but encourage them to explore different authors, themes, and genres (biography, adventure, historical fiction, science fiction or fantasy, poetry, and others).
For strong readers, choose books with an appropriate but stimulating reading level or reluctant readers, choose books they can read without difficulty but will hold their interest.
Encourage children to read for a specified period of time every day (30 minutes to 1 hour) at a regular time.
Read with and to your children and talk to them about what they are reading.
Attend public library children's programs and encourage your children to have fun with reading!

Summer School 2010

summerschool_logo Summer school will be held from June 14, 2010 through July 2, 2010. Classes (Click here to see class descriptions) will be in session Monday through Friday and will run in four class periods between 8:00 A.M. and 11:55 A.M. Parents must provide transportation to and from school.

Please note that the prices for the different classes have significantly changed from previous years. Instead of a standard $10 per class, each class costs between $2.00 and $10.00. Be sure to register right away to reserve your spot! Class sizes are capped and they fill up quickly. Students who are eligible for Free or Reduced Price lunch will have their summer school fees waived.

To make the registration process easier, the last page of the brochure is "form-fillable." Please complete the form using Acrobat Reader and click the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page. Follow the prompts to e-mail the completed form back to Mr. Gavlin. You can also print up your completed registration form and return it to school.

We accept cash, checks, and/or credit cards. It is also possible to pay for summer school online at: http://trevorwilmot.revtrak.net/tek9.asp. Please contact Mr. Gavlin for more information.