MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission is to provide a rigorous education to every student every day in a safe and orderly learning environment in order to prepare students to be “next grade ready” and college and/or career prepared.

VISION STATEMENT 

“We intend to provide our students with the best educational experience that is geared toward a safe an orderly environment, rigorous instruction, highly qualified teachers, best teaching practices, and implementing differentiated instruction and strategies. We expect all of our students to meet academic standards and high expectations. Through these beliefs, we know our students will be college bound and prepared for academic success!”

OUR MOTTO

Every Student, Every Day! 

We are completely committed to our students and vow to keep this commitment for every single student, every single day. We know how important your children are to you and they will be just as important to our staff and teachers.

OUR CORE VALUES 

EXCELLENCE  *  PERSEVERANCE * RESPECT * COURAGE * LOVE OF LEARNING

Excellence  

We believe in excellence without excuses.

Perseverance 

We believe that perseverance is the hard work you do after you get tired of doing the hard work you already did.

Respect

Treat others the way “they” want to be treated.

Courage 

We believe it takes courage to accomplish the goals in the face of opposition.

Welcome

When students walk through the doors of Bonella A. St. Ville Elementary, they are continuing a tradition that dates back to 1957. That was the year St. Ville Elementary (then named Elm Grove Elementary) welcomed its inaugural class. The current faculty, staff, and administration are anxious to welcome new groups of students, parents, and community members into the St. Ville family.

School History

Bonella A. St. Ville Elementary originally opened in 1957 as Elm Grove Elementary. It was later renamed as St. Ville after its long time principal. It remained an elementary school  until 2006, when it was converted to a specialized middle school. Relocated to the John Ehret High campus in 2012, the school reopened in its current facility for the 2015-2016 school year as an elementary school serving students in grades PK-5.