Message from the Principal
Welcome to Broadway Elementary School, where every day we get better together!
Broadway Elementary School houses approximately 300 students in fourth and fifth grade. We celebrate our diversity at BES; the diversity in our race and culture, in our backgrounds, and in our experiences and expertise. At Broadway Elementary, we show Monarch PRIDE every day. We are Prepared and Responsible. We have Integrity. We are Determined, and we have Enthusiasm for learning! The students and staff at Broadway Elementary take pride in our collaboration and learning from each other. We know that we may never have all the answers, but we will continue to be lifelong learners and share our strengths and our gifts with others every day. We believe in the power of a positive attitude and we welcome all challenges that come our way!
Trevor Urich, Broadway Elementary Principal
Important Dates and Information
Upcoming Events
School Registration: August 9, 10, 11
First Day of School:
August 23
Early Release (2 Hour)
September 13, 27
No School:
September 4 (Labor Day)
School begins at 8:20 and ends at 3:20 this year at Broadway Elementary School.
Purple Hands Project
Click here to find out more information about the Purple Hands Project
Report Bullying
If you would like to report a bullying situation that you have witnessed or been involved in at any of the Denison Schools, please include as many details as possible. You do not have to include your personal information. If you desire to file a formal complaint, please come directly to the school and talk to an administrator or contact District Office. Any complaints noted on this site will be routed to the school administrators. Thank you for putting forth the effort to stop bullying at your school.
The administration will follow up on all concerns.
View the report form here.
Broadway School Resources
Student Handbook |
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“The Denison Difference”
Denison Community Schools, in collaboration with the family and community, provides quality learning today preparing students for tomorrow.