General Information
School History
School History
School History
Anna Kirchgater Elementary School is named for the legendary Anna Kirchgater, a long time teacher of Elk Grove Grammar School. Miss Kirchgater also taught at the country schools of Michigan Bar, Victory, and Jackson. She was renowned for her strict discipline and her no nonsense expectations for all students. The school was built to ease the overcrowding in the Elk Grove elementary district due to the post World War II housing boom. As a brand new school in 1957, there were grandiose plans of housing what seemed like a huge enrollment of 300 students in the new school.
Anna Kirchgater Elementary
Anna Kirchgater Elementary
Anna Kirchgater Elementary
8141 Stevenson Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95828
Ph: 916-689-9150
Fax: 916-689-7938
Sacramento, CA 95828
Ph: 916-689-9150
Fax: 916-689-7938
Jorge Leiva, Vice Principal
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Link to Anna Kirchgater on Google Maps
Link to Anna Kirchgater on Google Maps
School Hours
8:20 a.m. – 2:40 p.m.
Bell Schedules
Office Hours
7:30 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Office Staff
Juliana Pickins – School Secretary
Emily Groetsema – School Office Assistant
Lakisha Salvan – School Office Assistant
Juliana Pickins – School Secretary
Emily Groetsema – School Office Assistant
Lakisha Salvan – School Office Assistant
Danielle Dees- School Office Assistant
Physical Education Requirements
Physical Education Requirements
Physical Education Requirements
Anna Kirchgater – Physical Education Requirements
Ed Code section 51210(g) for Grades 1 – 6 specify the number of minutes of P.E. provided each ten days:
200 minutes every 10 days
Each classroom teacher works with his/her class to emphasize the Elk Grove Unified School District’s Physical Education Standards and Benchmarks with objectives posted in lesson plans. Materials and equipment have been purchased to assist teachers with the teaching of skills at each grade level. 5th Grade students will also participate in a Physical Fitness Test compiled by the Elk Grove Unified School District’s Physical Education Steering Committee. This test is very similar to the Presidential Physical Fitness challenge. Students must wear appropriate clothing and lace-up or velcro fastened type shoes, preferably rubber-soled, to provide for safer participation in the physical education program.