Elementary School
Our Mission
Here at North Mahaska we believe that quality education is key to personal development and begins at birth. Beyond educational development we strive to encourage personal growth and instill quality social skills. By using a variety of learning techniques you can be assured that your child is receiving a well-rounded and individualized education. Our teaching staff has a passion for the curriculum and child development which shines through in the care and excitement they bring to their classroom. Our mission is to help all children reach their maximum potential and set them up for a successful future.
From Our Parents
“Students are expected to do their best, and held to a higher standard at North Mahaska… We are very happy with North Mahaska school and very happy to be a part of it!”
“As a North Mahaska graduate, my husband and I picked North Mahaska for their strong program of core academics and enrichment of their students. We also love how the community supports North Mahaska and one another.”
principal
Amber Goaemaat
Email: goemaata@nmwarhawks.org
Phone: 641-637-4041
QUICK LINKS
2024-2025 K-6 Supply List (Coming soon)
Recent Warhawk News
Stop by the Book Fair | Dec. 3 – 7
Don't miss out on the book fair this week. Stop in any time Monday through Friday, Dec. 3 -7, to find your favorite books, presents for those treasured readers on your list or snag one to enjoy on your next snow day! The book fair is open 30 minutes before and after...
Join us! Elementary Christmas Concert | Dec. 6
All are invited to join us in celebrating the Christmas season as the K-4th grade and 6th-grade bands share a musical treat with us on Thursday, December 6th at 1:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Stay for hot chocolate and cookies after the concert. See you there!
National Theatre for Children Performs at North Mahaska
Last Thursday, North Mahaska was visited by the National Theatre for Children (NTC) and was able to view a performance in financial literacy. This marked the second in 4 years that the NTC has visited NM. The attending grades were fifth through seventh. The two...