Incline ES was designated as a NV STEM School during May 2023!  

Welcome to Incline Elementary School!

Welcome to the 2022-2023 school year!

First day of school for grades 1-5: August 22, 2022

First day of school for grades K and PK: August 29, 2022

Incline Elementary School School Information: 2022-2023

Incline Elementary School is a public community elementary school serving Incline Village and the surrounding areas.  In 2022-2023, Incline ES serves 250 students in grades PK-5 with 33% of students qualifying for Free and Reduced Meals.  Our diverse student body is 51% Hispanic, 44% White, 39% English Language Learner and 16% students with disabilities.  Instruction is organized around STREAM: Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Math; students have opportunities to receive daily STREAM instruction with their classroom teachers, go on field trips to explore the Tahoe environment, and have access to after school and summer STREAM programs through partnerships with our Tahoe-based partners.  In addition, Incline ES offers a comprehensive health and wellness program that includes a half-time PE instructor who provides fitness activities during the school day, special wellness-themed events such as Jog-a-thon, Field Day, and Harvest of the Month, as well after school fitness activities such as soccer and ski club. Incline ES engages our families throughout the year with opportunities for collaboration and celebration such as Back-to-School Night, parent conferences, Family Literacy Night, Family Science Night, Dia de los Muertos, PTA meetings for both English and Spanish speaking parents, parent workshops, and student celebrations of achievement.

21^st Century Vision: Incline Elementary School supports technology implementation and 21st Century Skills in a student centered classroom that gives students the opportunity to collaborate, think creatively, and research real world issues. Efforts to advance student‐centered learning through 21st Century instruction and technology use elevate students’ readiness for college and careers through learning environments that develop 21st Century Competencies. At IES we will foster student and professional development that promotes the use of digital tools that can be used to improve collaboration, creativity, and differentiation while addressing content standards.

Mission: Incline Elementary School empowers all students to strive for academic, social and physical excellence while fostering a love for learning and respect for self and others. We believe education is the shared responsibility of staff, students, parents and community.

Student Pledge of Learning: I am an active learner. I value other points of view. I succeed by being my best self. Failure is an opportunity, not a certainty. Effort is the key to my success.

Mascot: The Wolf-pups

Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports: Students will be respectful, responsible, and safe. Students who meet and exceed behavioral expectations receive “howls” for their efforts; “howls” may be redeemed for items in the student store. Students who do not meet expectations receive “growls;” “growls” are opportunities for learning and for improving behavior over time.