State Road Elementary School

10/21/2026

Each student will receive a form to take home but this is a preview of our upcoming Family Night.

09/28/2026

The Oktoberfest Family came to our school today. So much fun!

06/22/2026

State Road is looking to hire:
4K Teacher Assistant, 2 Special Education Teacher Assistants and a part time cook.

Go go https://wecan.waspa.org/ to apply.

WECAN support hours: Monday–Friday, 8am–4:30pm, except on days when legal holidays are observed or when the University of Wisconsin offices are closed.

05/29/2026

Annual Kickball game. 5th Graders vs. Teachers. Teachers won, continuing their winning streak!

05/29/2026

Happy Last Day of School!!

05/28/2026

We had a talent show today. Check out some of the pictures of our talented kids!

05/27/2026

Our kids had a great time at Field Day yesterday. Huge thank to Trane Company for allowing us to use their fields. Bring on summer!

05/22/2026

Today we celebrated our Kindergarteners moving on the 1st grade.

05/19/2026

Sneak peak at our Orchestra concert. It's tonight in the State Road gym. Students should arrive at 5:30. Concert begins at 6:00 pm.

05/18/2026

At State Road Elementary School, our second graders are learning that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.

Through the Kindhearted Kids project, students “adopt” a stuffed pet to help build responsibility, empathy, and care for others. This year, the learning grew even bigger through a partnership with the Coulee Region Humane Society.

Each student was paired with a real animal awaiting adoption and wrote heartfelt letters from the pet’s perspective to help the pet find a forever home. The kids researched animals, practiced writing skills, built confidence, and strengthened connections with their community.

Students shared their letters with volunteer Deb and her dog Belle before delivering them to the humane society. Deb also visits our schools regularly to read with students, showing how strong community connections help learning come alive for kids every day.

Projects like this help students grow into compassionate, responsible citizens who care for people, animals, their community, and themselves.

This is what makes the School District of La Crosse such a special place to learn and work. Real experiences. Caring adults. Meaningful connections. Great things happen every day here.



Two By Two Character Development