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MAMMOTH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERSHIP
Supporting healthy, active, curious students and connected families.
As part of Elevate's broader partnership with Mammoth Unified School District, we work with Mammoth Elementary School on age-appropriate movement, wellness education, and family engagement.
Current collaboration includes Alternative Ski P.E. and participation in Family University Night, along with opportunities to connect families with broader Elevate resources.
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Elementary school is an important time for children to build movement skills, confidence, curiosity, and everyday health habits.
At Mammoth Elementary, Elevate supports experiences that help students move, learn, try new things, and connect health and wellbeing with everyday life.
The partnership also creates opportunities to engage parents and caregivers and help families discover resources available beyond the school setting.
Create positive, age-appropriate opportunities to build balance, coordination, strength, confidence, and enjoyment through physical activity.
Bring practical wellness education and interactive experiences to parents, caregivers, and students.
Help families discover Elevate programs, events, and resources available beyond the school day.
MOVEMENT + OUTDOORS
Mammoth Elementary School's Alternative Ski P.E. program creates another way for students to participate in movement during the winter season.
Elevate supports the program with age-appropriate movement, fitness, and wellness activities designed to help students stay active, build physical skills, and participate in a positive group environment.
Programming may vary by season and student needs, but the focus remains on helping students move, learn, and build confidence through activity.
Through Alternative Ski P.E., students can practice many of the same physical skills that support active play, sports, and outdoor recreation.
Practice body control, balance, coordination, and movement through age-appropriate activities.
Explore running, jumping, landing, strength, mobility, and other fundamental movement skills.
Build comfort with movement, trying new activities, and participating alongside peers.
Youth movement programs can also create opportunities to practice confidence, teamwork, persistence, curiosity, and problem-solving.
Elevate approaches youth wellness with an emphasis on participation, exploration, and helping kids build positive relationships with movement.
The goal is not to identify the best athlete. It is to help more children find ways to move that feel meaningful, challenging, and enjoyable.
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
Elevate participates in Mammoth Elementary School's Family University Night to bring interactive wellness education and community resources directly to students, parents, and caregivers.
Activities may change from year to year and can include movement, healthy habits, mind-body skills, safety, and other family wellness topics.
Elevate activities at family events may include interactive education around topics such as:
Simple, practical ways for children and families to move together and stay active.
Explore sleep, nutrition, recovery, routines, and other everyday wellbeing habits.
Build age-appropriate awareness around preparedness, physical activity, and caring for yourself and others.
Explore simple strategies for attention, stress, breathing, and self-regulation.
Use hands-on activities to make health, movement, and wellbeing interesting and understandable.
Help families discover local programs, classes, events, and wellness resources.
Our work with Mammoth Elementary School is part of Elevate's broader partnership with Mammoth Unified School District.
Across the district, Elevate and Mammoth Hospital support different student needs through movement, health education, prevention, family engagement, and community resources.
Programming evolves as students move from elementary school into middle and high school.
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CONTINUE BEYOND SCHOOL
Students who enjoy movement and want additional opportunities outside the school setting can explore Elevate's youth and performance programs.
Athletic Foundations is a sports performance and conditioning series for elementary and middle school-age participants.
The program focuses on foundational skills such as running, jumping, landing, balance, coordination, agility, strength, and movement confidence.
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You do not need to participate in a school program to explore Elevate.
Children, parents, caregivers, and families can connect with Elevate through classes, workshops, special events, community programs, and other wellness opportunities throughout the year.
The Youth & Families Pathway is a good place to start if you are looking for programs designed with children, parents, caregivers, or families in mind.
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Youth wellness also means supporting the adults who help children navigate health, development, activity, and family life.
Elevate offers programs and resources for adults as well as children, including classes, education, Community Circles, and special events.
Families can explore the site by program or use the Youth & Families Pathway to find related opportunities.
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Elevate's school-based activities are designed for general wellness, movement, education, and community engagement.
They are not individual medical evaluations, physical therapy, behavioral health treatment, or substitutes for care from a child's healthcare provider.
Families with concerns about a child's health, development, injury, pain, or activity restrictions should follow the guidance of the appropriate healthcare professional.
See how Elevate supports students and families across elementary, middle, and high school.
Find movement, education, events, and community for children and families.
Build foundational movement, coordination, strength, and athletic skills.
Explore family-friendly, seasonal, educational, and community events.
Build strength, balance, coordination, confidence, and enjoyment through movement.
Learn through curiosity, movement, hands-on experiences, and exploration.
Build knowledge, skills, confidence, and healthy habits for what comes next.
Bring together students, families, schools, healthcare, and community.
Mammoth Elementary School is part of Elevate's broader partnership with Mammoth Unified School District.
This page focuses specifically on elementary school programming such as Alternative Ski P.E. and Family University Night.
The MUSD partnership page describes the broader work across elementary, middle, and high school.
Elevate supports school and family wellness opportunities that currently include Alternative Ski P.E. and participation in Family University Night.
Programming may change from year to year based on school needs, student needs, and available resources.
Alternative Ski P.E. provides a winter movement option for students through school-based physical activity and wellness programming.
Elevate activities may include age-appropriate movement, balance, coordination, strength, mobility, and fitness experiences.
Elevate may provide interactive health and wellness education, movement activities, family resources, or other hands-on experiences.
Specific activities may change with each event.
No. Many Elevate programs are open to the broader Eastern Sierra community.
Families can explore the Youth & Families Pathway or browse current programs to find opportunities that fit their interests.
Athletic Foundations is an Elevate sports performance and conditioning series for elementary and middle school-age participants.
It is offered through Elevate outside the school setting and focuses on foundational movement, strength, coordination, agility, and confidence.
Yes. Youth and family programming may include movement, sports preparation, safety education, special events, creative activities, and other wellness opportunities throughout the year.
The Youth & Families Pathway is a good place to explore current offerings.
No. Elevate's school-based activities are general wellness, movement, and educational programming.
They do not replace medical evaluation, physical therapy, behavioral health care, or another individual clinical service.
The Mammoth Elementary School and Elevate relationship shows how school-based programs can connect movement, family engagement, wellness education, and broader community resources.
This work is part of Elevate's larger partnership with Mammoth Unified School District.
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Our work with Mammoth Elementary School helps students and families connect with movement, wellness, and community early in the school years.
Explore the broader MUSD partnership or continue discovering youth and family opportunities through Elevate.
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