"The Earth has music for those who listen." 🌎🎵 Our students have been busy reflecting on how beautiful our planet is! This stunning watercolor display in our hallway shows just how much our Lomond View Lions care about the world they live in. Happy Earth Day to our wonderful community! Let's keep our world green and our hearts kind. 🌱💙 #EarthDay2026 #LomondViewLions #YoungArtists
1 day ago, Lomond View Elementary
A long hallway bulletin board at Lomond View Elementary with a blue background and scalloped borders. The board is covered in student watercolor paintings celebrating Earth Day. Each painting features a smiling planet Earth looking up at a cheerful sun, many including rainbows, clouds, and vibrant blue or purple skies.
Our Science Club wrapped up its final session today, and the energy in the room was incredible! Check out that full screen and even fuller tables. We love seeing our Lomond View students so engaged and excited about exploration. 🧫 A fantastic conclusion to a wonderful semester. What’s the most interesting thing your student learned in Science Club? Share with us! 🦠🔎 #LomondViewStrong #CuriosityUnleashed #STEMEducation #LomondViewCubs #EndOfClub
3 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A photograph taken from the back of the Lomond View Elementary school cafeteria showing a "Science Club" meeting in progress. Multiple long, folded-down cafeteria tables with benches are filled with elementary-aged children. Near the middle, a teacher or presenter is standing and talking to a small group. Behind them, a pull-down projection screen displays a slide with a light blue background and the teal text "SCIENCE CLUB," surrounded by simple graphics of magnifying glasses, microscopes, beakers, and test tubes. The room has a distinctive brick-patterned far wall, brown vertical slat curtains behind the screen, and a geometric-tiled ceiling. The floor features colored square patterns and blue "Lomond View Elementary" paw print decals.
There is something so special about the pulse of 10 drums beating as one! 🎶 💜 This group is a key part of our choir program, offering a wonderful way for our students to build coordination and confidence while experiencing the joy of ensemble music-making. Thank you to our instructors for leading this powerful rhythm!

#MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #PurpleUp #LomondViewMusic #HandsOnLearning
4 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A group of elementary school students practice with hand drums in a school gym, guided by a female instructor. The students are arranged in a large crescent, each seated on a black bucket "drum stool." They are all looking towards the leader, focused on learning a new rhythm. The bright light and polished gym floor give the room an energetic feel.
Creativity is flowing in the library! 🦁📚 This week's lesson has our students putting their pencils to the page to write original poetry. This exercise isn't just about rhyming; it's a practice in mindfulness, helping students focus, slow down, and connect with their inner thoughts. We can’t wait to read the meaningful words they create!

#LomondViewElementary #StudentPoets #MindfulMondays #CreativeWriting #LibrariansOfFacebook
7 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A high-angle shot taken in a school library with patterned grey carpet. A small group of three upper-elementary aged boys are seated at a round wooden table, focused on writing with pencils on lined worksheets. The student on the left wears a blue hoodie and an orange and blue baseball cap. Several other round tables with students working are visible in the background, out of focus.
A photograph taken in the same school library environment. A group of four students are gathered around a round wooden table. Two are leaning forward, actively writing on lined paper with pencils, while the other two observe and focus. The student in the foreground on the left has long blonde hair. A teacher or librarian stands partially visible in the background between tables. Shelves filled with books are visible in the background.
Our hallways are looking a little "extra-ordinary" this week! 🐙✨ Our students have been working hard on these colorful octopuses, and we are "shore" they did an amazing job. We love seeing our Lions' creativity reach all the way down the hall!

#LomondViewLions #StudentArt #CreativeKids #SchoolHallways #ElementaryArt
9 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A school bulletin board with a black background and a rainbow-striped border. The board is covered in student-made art projects featuring colorful paper octopuses in shades of purple, green, orange, red, and pink. Each octopus has large googly eyes and long, curly paper tentacles decorated with dots. Some octopuses are mounted on blue square paper backings, creating a vibrant, multi-layered display on a brick hallway wall.
Lomond View went ALL OUT for Purple Up! Day! 💜✨ Today we’re trading our usual colors for every shade of purple imaginable to celebrate our incredible military-connected students. From sequined blazers to… well, whatever this amazing purple masterpiece is, our Lions are showing their support loud and proud! 🦁💪

#PurpleUp #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #LomondViewLions #WeberSchools
9 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A young male student standing in a classroom wearing an elaborate, sequined purple blazer and a large purple wizard hat topped with a purple paper crown. Other students sit at desks in the background.
A student completely covered in a fuzzy purple "monster" sack costume with large googly eyes on top, holding a purple puppet. They are standing in front of a school bulletin board .
Is it a pigeon? Is it a bus driver? No, it’s the amazing Mrs. McKinney! 🚌🐦

Whether she’s dressed as our favorite literary characters or bringing history to life, Mrs. McKinney always makes the library the most exciting place to be. This week, she gave our students a "presidential" perspective on the scale of Mount Rushmore. 🏔️👀

Using a tape outline on the floor, she showed the kids that just one eye on the monument is so massive it could fit one of the largest classes in our school right inside it!

We are so grateful for Mrs. McKinney’s heart and the way she turns every lesson into a "can't-miss" event. She truly makes our library the place where curiosity grows and big ideas come to life. Lomond View wouldn't be the same without her! 💙🦁

#LomondViewElementary #LibrarianAppreciation #PigeonIsDrivingTheBus #HandsOnLearning #MountRushmore #LomondViewLions
10 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A headshot of Lomond View Elementary librarian, Mrs. McKinney, smiling warmly. She has long hair with purple highlights and is wearing a black and white striped top.
Mrs. McKinney dressed in a light blue plush pigeon costume, holding a "Look, I'm Driving the Bus!!!" sign and wearing a yellow cardboard bus around her waist.
A large group of students standing along a curved white tape line on the library floor. The line represents the scale of a single eye from the Mount Rushmore monument.
It takes a village, and we have the best one! 🩵 Meet our incredible Special Education team. These ladies work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure every Lion has the tools they need to succeed. When we say "Stay Strong & Charge On," this is the team leading the way! 🦁⚡️ #LomondViewLions #TeamSpotlight #DreamTeam
14 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
A group photo of five smiling women from the Lomond View Elementary Special Education team. They are standing in a row wearing matching light teal t-shirts with the school’s motivational motto, "STAY STRONG & CHARGE ON," printed in black.
It’s not just an "early out"—it's an opportunity! 📚 While the students have left for the day, our amazing Lomond View teachers are just getting started. This afternoon was all about coming together for professional development, sharing new strategies, and learning how we can make our school even better. When teachers learn together, our whole school wins! 💡👩‍🏫👨‍🏫

#LomondViewElementary #TeacherLearning #WednesdayProfessionalDev #AlwaysLearning #CommunityOfEducators #SharperFocus
17 days ago, Lomond View Elementary
Lomond View Elementary teachers gathered around circular wooden tables in a modern school library. A facilitator in the middle distance is leading the group while holding a green worksheet and referring to a large presentation monitor displaying a spreadsheet. The environment is warm, with natural light and sharp details on materials like laptops, notebooks, and a green tumbler. The walls feature cheerful decorations and organized bookshelves.
Congratulations to Mrs. Larson's kindergarten class! 🎉 They received the honor of hosting Sir Fluffington for a week for demonstrating outstanding hallway behavior. We love celebrating our students' achievements and hard work. Lomond View students truly are the best! #LomondViewElementary #StudentSuccess #ClassroomCelebrate #LionTrophy
about 1 month ago, Lomond View Elementary
A group photo of Mrs. Larson's joyful kindergarten class gathered together in their classroom, smiling. A large, stone-like lion statue, Sir Fluffington, is the central focus, resting on a cart with a small celebratory sign that reads "Congratulations on having the most Awesome behavior!" behind it. In the background is a large screen displaying a mountain and rainbow scene. The children are posed around the statue, some wearing birthday crowns and special shirts. The room is decorated with colorful educational posters and storage bins.
Today, our students learned what it means to be part of a community at Junior Achievement City. They stepped into real-world roles, earned "paychecks," and worked together to keep their city running smoothly. A huge thank you to the volunteers who helped make this day a success! 🌉🏢 #CommunityFirst #LomondViewElementary #WorkReady #JuniorAchievement
about 1 month ago, Lomond View Elementary
Students walking across the wooden Larry H. Miller Memorial Bridge, which features an inspiring poem about building a path for future generations.
A group of students gathered around a desk in a "CFO" office, focused on a laptop and Zions Bank documents during a business simulation.
A smiling student dressed as an Electrical Engineer, wearing a neon safety vest and hard hat, standing at a workstation with a tablet and paperwork.
A student stands at a podium giving a speech in front of a seated audience at the Junior Achievement City Hall, sponsored by Synchrony.
A student employee of "The UPS Store" at BizTown stands proudly with a delivery cart full of yellow envelopes in a simulated city square.
Two celebrations, one big goal: INCLUSION! 🌟 Join us next Wednesday, March 25th, as we celebrate World Down Syndrome Day and Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day.

🧦 Rock Your Socks (Bright & Mismatched!)
💚 Wear Green Let’s show our support, Lomond View! 🦁

#LomondView #RockYourSocks #WearGreen #SchoolCommunity
about 1 month ago, Lomond View Elementary
A colorful, illustrated flyer for Lomond View Elementary announcing "Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day & Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day" on Wednesday, March 25th. The left side features children wearing colorful, mismatched socks with the text "Rock Your Socks." The right side shows children wearing green shirts and holding green ribbons with the text "Wear Green for Cerebral Palsy Awareness." The bottom of the flyer highlights three goals: Promoting Inclusion, Challenging Societal Barriers, and Celebrating Achievements.
We love seeing our local heroes in action! 🚔✨ A huge thank you to the officers who stopped by today to join in on some recess fun. Whether it’s in the classroom or on the four-square court, we’re grateful for the way they support our Lomond View Lions! 🦁Who knew the long arm of the law was so good at four-square?

#LomondViewElementary #CommunityPolice #RecessFun #LionsLead
about 1 month ago, Lomond View Elementary
A sunny outdoor playground at Lomond View Elementary with mountains in the background. A group of elementary school students stands around a four-square court, watching a police officer in uniform lean forward to hit a large red playground ball. Everyone is smiling and engaged in the game.
What’s in your circle? Kindergarteners are becoming masters of Habit 1!

Today, our Lions used hula hoops to visualize their "Circle of Control." ⭕️ They learned that while we can't control everything, we ARE in charge of what we say, do, and think. It was a great day of practicing self-awareness and being our best selves in the gym!

#LomondViewElementary #Habit1 #CircleOfControl #LeaderInMe #LionPride
about 2 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
A group of kindergarten students in a gym, each sitting cross-legged inside their own individual hula hoop. They are listening attentively on the basketball court, which features a large lion mascot logo. The hula hoops are various colors like blue, yellow, and green, spaced out across the wooden floor.
Lomond View is looking a little brighter today! Our amazing students headed outside for a community cleanup, proving that you’re never too young to make a big difference. We are so proud of these hard-working Lions for taking care of our school and our neighborhood. Way to go! 🦁💪 #LomondViewLions #CommunityService #ProudPrincipal
about 2 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
A large group of elementary-aged students and a female teacher wearing bright blue gloves, working together to pick up litter on a grassy area near a school crossing sign. They are filling large grey plastic bags on a sunny day.
A close-up shot of three young girls smiling as they work together. One girl in a purple jacket and another in a pink "Bronco" shirt are carefully placing a piece of trash into a grey collection bag held by a classmate.
Two girls on a lawn near the school bus zone; one girl in a tan sweater holds open a grey trash bag while her friend in a grey hoodie and light blue jeans places litter inside. A school bus is visible in the background.
A young girl in a floral dress and pink zip-up hoodie smiles brightly at the camera. She is wearing blue protective gloves and proudly holding up a piece of litter she found during the cleanup.
A young boy in an olive green hoodie and blue gloves leans against a blue playground railing. He is smiling and holding up an empty candy wrapper he collected, with the school playground equipment visible behind him.
📚 Free Family Event! Join us at StoryLand (for kids ages 3-7) at the Salt Palace Convention Center on Feb 27-28 from 10 AM - 5 PM. Enjoy free books from visiting authors, crafts, and hands-on reading fun! Cost: FREE.
2 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
StoryLand is new and runs in conjunction with StoryCon. It is a space that is free for families children ages 3-7. Authors will be reading books and giving them away. There will be so many other things like: Here is a sampling of the activities you can enjoy together: •Impromptu Musical StoryTimes •Take-Home Packets of Play-Based Literacy Activities •Hands-On Play-Based Literacy Activities •Additional Book Giveaways •Bookmark-Making Station •Interactive Chalkboard Rhyming Castle •Rhyming Fishpond •Shark and Whale Hat Making •Emotional Literacy Activities and Giveaways •Hot Air Balloon and Story Wall Photo Ops •Parent & Child Story Walk to Build A Story •Blank Books for Young Authors to Write and Illustrate •Cozy Family Reading Corner •Magnetic Storyboards •Interactive Art Installation Built By Kids WHEN: Feb 27-28 from 10 AM - 5 PM WHERE: Salt Palace Convention Center COST: FREE
Our 1st graders had the "sweetest" time at their Valentine’s Day party! ❤️ From creative bead crafts and Bingo to some very competitive balloon races in the hall, the energy was through the roof. A huge THANK YOU to our incredible room moms and volunteers for organizing these stations and making the day so special for our students! 🐾✨ #LomondViewElementary #ValentineParty #LomondViewCommunity
2 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
A series of photos showing first-grade students at Lomond View Elementary celebrating Valentine's Day. Activities include students sitting on a colorful rug making heart-shaped bead crafts, playing Valentine-themed Bingo at small tables, decorating and eating heart-shaped cookies with pink frosting, and participating in a "balloon waddle" relay race in the school hallway. Teachers and parent volunteers are seen guiding the various craft and game stations in a decorated classroom.
We asked for a lesson on love... and they gave us a masterpiece! 🎨✨ Our students insisted on "heart-bombing" the whiteboard to show their school spirit and appreciation for each other. Who else thinks we should keep the board like this all year? #LionPride #WhiteboardArt #LomondViewLife
2 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
A wide shot of a diverse classroom of elementary students at Lomond View Elementary. They are gathered in front of a large whiteboard that is completely covered in hand-drawn hearts and messages of love and kindness. The students are smiling, making peace signs, and posing playfully. The classroom is filled with desks, educational posters, and Valentine's Day treats.
As the sun dips below the mountains and the playground falls quiet, a different kind of energy fills our hallways. The golden hour fades, but the lights remain on at Lomond View. Tonight, we trade whistles and recess bells for meaningful conversations and shared goals. We are so grateful for our teachers and parents who stay long after the sun sets to ensure every student shines. ✨🍎
3 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
A wide-angle view of a basketball court and playground at Lomond View Elementary during a vibrant sunset. The sky transitions from deep orange and gold at the horizon to a soft purple and blue above. In the background, the city lights and mountain silhouettes are visible under the glowing sky.
Donut miss out on the best morning of the year! 🍩📚 Join us this Tuesday, February 3rd, for Books & Breakfast. Grab a treat, browse the book fair, and enjoy some morning reading with a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or any special loved one!

Can’t make it Tuesday morning? Don’t worry! The Book Fair will stay open through Thursday with extended hours. See the full schedule below! 👇
3 months ago, Lomond View Elementary
A colorful flyer for Lomond View Elementary Book Fair "Books & Breakfast" featuring an owl, a giraffe with a stack of books, and a pink sprinkled donut. It lists Tuesday, February 3rd, from 7:45–8:30 AM and encourages students to bring a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or loved one.
A flyer for the Lomond View Book Fair with a stack of colorful books and a QR code. It lists the full schedule: February 3rd (Books & Breakfast) from 7:45–8:30 AM, and February 4th–5th from 8:00 AM–7:00 PM. Includes a link to the Scholastic book fair website.