Nestled in the mountains of West Virginia lives the legend of a steel driving man who beat a machine. Today, Talcott Elementary is forging its own legacy, one that embodies the spirit of John Henry himself, where determination drives innovation and learning is legendary!
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Title I
Title I is a federal program that provides extra funding to schools to help all students succeed, especially in reading and math. These funds are used for things like small group instruction, extra teachers, learning materials, and family engagement activities. At our school, Title I helps ensure every child gets the support they need to grow and thrive.
Altruismo
The House of Altruismo is known for its selfless spirit and big heart. Members of this house are natural helpers, always ready to lend a hand, lift up a classmate, or serve the school community. They know that real strength comes from giving, not getting. Whether it’s sharing encouragement, helping someone in need, or showing kindness when no one’s watching, Altruismo students lead with compassion. They're often the quiet leaders—the ones who act with purpose and kindness.
Amistad
The House of Amistad is all about building strong friendships and creating a community where everyone belongs. Members of Amistad lead with their hearts—they’re the ones who cheer you on, check in when you're feeling down, and bring people together. Amistad students are known for their warmth, loyalty, and positivity. They’re the glue that holds teams together and the smile that brightens someone’s day. They believe in the power of connection and care.
Isibindi
The House of Isibindi is all about bravery, heart, and standing tall—even when things get tough. Members of this house are courageous leaders who are willing to speak up, try new things, and protect those who need help. Isibindi students are bold, confident, and resilient. They do the right thing, even when it’s hard, and they’re not afraid to take risks or chase big dreams. They lead with integrity and strength—and they never give up.
Rêveur
The House of Rêveur is home to the dreamers, visionaries, and creative thinkers. Members of this house see possibilities where others see problems. They use their imagination to create, explore, and inspire. Rêveur students are known for their artistic flair, deep thinkers, and out-of-the-box ideas. Whether they’re writing stories, solving puzzles in unique ways, or lifting others with hopeful energy, Rêveur students believe that big dreams lead to big change.