Below is a list of just a few of Mendon Elementary's accomplishments for the 2018-2019 school year.

• Smith’s class awarded $2000.00 for Rube Goldberg Creation.
• $20,000 awarded to Mendon for the development of Matt’s MakerSpace.
• Third Grade Representation at the Annual Science Fair.
• Miss Stouffer’s class demonstrating 628 acts of kindness/Be Behaviors.
• In a National Sumdog Competition, Mrs. Smith’s class placed 12^th out of 2,140 classes and correctly answered 12,805 questions. 7 of the students placed in the top 200 out of 14,154 students.
• 3^rd Grade selected students increased from 11% math fact fluency to 78% math fact fluency in Reflex. 3 students scored 100% on multiplication and division facts 0-10.
• 4^th Grade selected students increased from 13% math fact fluency to 88% math fact fluency in Reflex.
• Kindergarten and 3^rd Grade partnered with Yukon Pet Shelter to give donations for Christmas.
• Mendon was awarded another year of sustained fidelity in School-Wide Positive Behavior Support.
• 3^rd Grade was chosen for the Pledge of Allegiance for FROGGY.
• 436 toys were collected for Toys for Tots.
• 248 pounds of Pop Tabs collected.
• Teachers received $7300.00 in Donors Choose Grants.
• Angel Tree and Bike donation from Smithton Truck Stop supported 53 families for Christmas.
• Along with a generous contribution to our art department, Tenaska also chose Mendon student artwork to decorate their company halls.
• Four 4^th Grade students designed a safety system using a 3D printer and presented at the Design To Make A Difference showcase in Pittsburgh.

 Although not all inclusive, below is a link to a list of major District accomplishments from 2012-2019

 District Accomplishments from 2012-2019.pdf 

October 3rd, 2019 was the official ribbon cutting and opening of Mendon’s Matt’s Maker Space. Matt's Maker Space rooms are places where kids can explore science, technology, engineering, arts & math (STEAM) through experiential and hands-on learning. These rooms provide an opportunities for kids to create and collaborate through hands on learning.

To celebrate the day, Mrs. Smith’s 2018-2019 students had the honor of cutting the ribbon and being the first to check out the room. The expressions were priceless!

Along with Mrs. Smith, these students made this dream happen. They entered a contest a year ago...and here we are. This is something Mrs. Smith always wanted.