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Kidsville
Lower Salford has been known as Kidsville since a schoolwide postal system was created in the early 1990's. Over the years, the postal system diminished, and all that remained were a few classroom signs and the metal mailboxes mounted outside of every room. This year the Kidsville Postal Service will begin again. Each hallway is labeled with a street name and each regular classroom has a number above it, giving each classroom a full address. There is a Kidsville Directory in each classroom so children know the addresses of their friends. Mrs. Feliciani's classroom will be the Post Office and her students will be the mail carriers. There will be a weekly mail pickup and delivery. All letters will need to be addressed properly in order to be delivered. The intent of this program is to encourage writing in a real world setting, to promote the skills of letter writing and to teach the proper way to address US Mail.
Kidsville Code
- I will respect the rights of other and school property.
- I will be responsible, honest, fair and kind.
- I will challenge myself to achieve great things.
School Song
Lower Salford school is a great kind of school
For a student to learn and to grow
We all do our best to pass the test
We learn what we need to know
We work side by side with our heads up with pride
Both the teachers and students as one
We will not forget these years we've spent
Lower Salford you're Number One!
Kidsville Readers
We believe that children become proficient readers BY READING! In Souderton, we have the expectation that every student reads a total of 25 books each year. These books are logged and monitored by the student and his or her teacher. At Lower Salford, when a student reaches that goal, he or she makes an appointment with Mrs. Huff. She presents them with their Kidsville Reader dog tag. She also likes to talk to the students about what they like to read, and encourages a lifetime reading habit.
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Kidsville