Through excellence in teaching, our mission is to establish and maintain a Safe, Fun, Enriching & Stimulating (SFES) learning environment that creates world-class students who are college and career ready.
Stevens Forest ES provides the highest quality education to every student in a safe and nurturing learning environment while preparing our students to be lifelong learners who can achieve excellence and become contributing citizens in a globally competitive world.
Many trees...ONE forest!
At SFES we positively ROAR!
We are Respectful, Organized, Always Safe, & Responsible.
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The Howard County Board of Education believes that the education of children is a responsibility shared by parents, families, the school system, and the community. The Board recognizes the parent as the child's first and lifelong teacher and that it is essential to involve parents in educational decisions as caring advocates for their children. The Board encourages collaboration with parents and the community as participants in school governance and as active partners in forwarding the school system's goals and philosophy. To learn more, read the entire policy at http://www.hcpss.org/board/policies/10000.pdf
Parent Family Comm Involv 2014-2015.pdf
Spanish Parent Family Comm Involv. 2014-2015.pdf
Stevens Forest Elementary School was given a LEED certified Silver Status in 2014.
LEED is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. Stevens Forest Elementary School is among a small percentage of Howard County and Maryland schools to have earned LEED certification, which recognizes a commitment to environmental sustainability.
School Profile:
Stevens Forest Elementary School
Fast facts about Stevens Forest ES listing special programs, total enrollment, accomplishments and more.
MSDE School Report Card
The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) School Report Card reflects overall
school performance using a combination of academic and school quality indicators.
Howard County public schools are divided into school clusters, which are assigned to individual Board members to facilitate school visitations, attend special events, and provide a point of contact for each school community. View all BOE school cluster assignments.
SFES BOE Representative: Antonia Watts