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Skaggs Elementary

Skaggs Elementary
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3201 Russell Creek
Plano, TX 75025
Phone: (469) 752-3300
Fax: (469) 752-3301

Principal Mary Ann Bargmann
Assistant Principal David Seligsohn
Counselor Regina Carpenter
School Hours 7:45 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.
Enrollment 568
School Colors Red, navy blue and silver
Mascot Stars
Motto Reach for the stars.

Directions to School

From Dallas North Tollway: Legacy Exit – East to Independence, North on Independence to Russell Creek, West on Russell Creek to the school.
From Central Expressway: Legacy Exit – West to Independence, North on Independence to Russell Creek, West on Russell Creek to the school.

Achievements

Exemplary rating from the state every year the school has been open; District Clean Campus Award; Keep Plano Beautiful Award;  Texas Successful School Award; Reading and Math Achievement Awards; Blue Ribbon Award; Gold Performance State Awards in all academic areas; TEXAS Educational and Business Honor Roll Award; numerous Reflections, Science Fair and Chess Competition Awards; National Recognition for Word Master Competition; and numerous PTA awards.

Campus Programs

Boy Scouts; Chess Club; Dad's Club; ESL (English as a Second Language); Fall Family Picnic; Field Day; Fine Arts Night; Fourth and Fifth Grade Safety Patrol; Girl Scouts; Multicultural Celebration; Multicultural Club; Plano Academic Creative Education (PACE);  Practical Parenting; School-Based Improvement Committee (SBIC); Science Fair; and Student Council, .

Parent Involvement Opportunities

Parent/Teacher Association (PTA) which provides volunteer and financial support for our instructional program, including: tutoring; Collin County Adventure Camp volunteers (5th Grade); Environmental Programs that enhance the school environment; School-based Improvement Committee (SBIC); Volunteers for Field Day; Field Trips; Publishing; Family Picnic; Practical Parenting Workshops; Cultural Arts Presentations; Book Fairs; Yearbook; Judges; Special Projects; 100% membership of staff; 7,000 documented volunteer hours; Kroger Card and Tom Thumb Card; Fifth Grade Graduation; Newsletter; Training of Safety Patrols; Y/O Packet Volunteers; Dad's Club; Carnival; Classroom Parties; Outreach Projects; Teacher Appreciation Activities; and Library Helpers.

Community/Business Partnerships

Central Market; Chick-fil-A;Kroger Food Store; Sam's Club; Spring Ridge HOA; Target; Tom Thumb Food Store; and Wal-Mart.

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