About Adams Elementary School
Mission Statement

It is the mission of John Adams Elementary school to provide a strong academic program and to create an environment
that fosters success for all students.  It is our aim to develop an understanding that cultural and individual differences
strengthen our community as well as to nurture in each child the lifelong desire to learn.  Building a community where
students, parents, and teachers communicate openly will help us to achieve our goal of developing productive,
responsible members of our global society.
Our Beliefs

  • All students learn best in an environment that is safe, caring, and supportive.
  • Students learn best when they have a positive self concept.
  • A balanced, challenging educational program promotes success and helps students reach their potential.
  • All students can learn their individual needs and differences are recognized, valued, and addressed.
  • Students are successful when the staff, family, and community work as partners.
  • Education and lifelong learning are the keys to lifelong success.
  • Learning can be fun when it occurs in a joyful, stimulating environment.
  • Staff and students who take pride in their work will do their best at all times.
Facts
Opened:
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Remodeled:
April 1960 and became K-5 in 1971
8 buildings, 23 classrooms
After President John Adams
The Patriots
7.25 acres were purchased in 1957 for $100,000
$259,000
2003-2004
Principals - Past & Present
1960 to 1966 - Ralph Wilson
1966 to 1969 - Cecil Paschall
1969 to 1987 - Carl Wallner
1987 to 1990 - Cyma Early
1990 to 1996 - Cee Cee Hale
1996 to 2006 - Diana Smith
2006 to Present - Barbara Marks