Grandview Elementary
Parent/ Family Update - July 17, 2026
Dear Grandview Families,
It has been another wonderful week at Grandview!
This week, we had the opportunity to spend time in classrooms during Learning Walks, and it was exciting to see so many strong instructional practices in action. Our teachers have worked incredibly hard over the past several years to strengthen instruction, use student data more intentionally, and create engaging learning experiences for students. We are beginning to see the results of that work come together—not only in what we see happening in classrooms each day, but also in the growth reflected in our student achievement data.
That progress is something our entire school community can be proud of. It takes strong teachers, hardworking students, supportive families, and a team that is willing to keep learning and growing together. Thank you for the many ways you support your children and partner with us in their success.
As we head toward the end of September, we are also looking forward to our Grandparents’ Breakfast on October 6. We hope to see many of our families there!
With Fall Break just around the corner, I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and enjoys some time together as a family. Thank you, as always, for being such an important part of the Grandview community.
Dr. Susan Short
Principal, Grandview Elementary School
A message for families from the BISD Board of Education:
As part of our ongoing commitment to listening to those that we serve, the Bellevue Independent Schools Board of Education is asking for your honest feedback about your experience with our schools and the district this year. This survey is anonymous and takes about 5 minutes to complete. The survey will close at the end of the day on September 30th. Your responses help the district and Board understand what's working well and where we can improve. We appreciate your participation.
Our Grandparents' Breakfast is almost here! If you are interested in volunteering during this event, please click the image to learn more.
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In order to promote a safe and healthy school environment, we encourage all of our students to report suspicious activity, safety concerns, or mental health concerns to a trusted adult. If they do not feel comfortable talking to an adult in the building, they can always report concerns to the Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line at 1-866-393-6659. All reports to the Kentucky Safe Schools Tip Line are completely anonymous.
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