Just a friendly reminder, we have an early dismissal on Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Break
Sofia is Mrs. Buller's Outstanding Oiler of Responsiblty. Mrs. Buller says that Sofia takes care of the classroom calendar daily, she organizes her things and helps the other students stay organized also. Sofia turns in all her work in a timely matter. She helps the other students clean up when they aren't able to.
Reminder : Bobby's Apple Fundraiser orders will be sent home tomorrow, November 16th. If your child has a large order, arrange transportation or notify the office. You can pick them up from the office between 2:00-4:00 PM.
Macie is Mrs. Miles's classroom Oiler for Responsibility. She comes to school everyday with an "I am ready to learn" attitude. She completes her work quietly and quickly. Macie is a great example for others during reading and math centers because she is always cleaning up quickly and staying organized. She is always listening, and her friends know they can ask her for help if needed. Way to go, Macie!!
Kinsley is chosen as Ms. Baker’s Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility because every day she comes to school and is so ready to learn. She is always following directions, keeping her eyes watching, ears listening, voice quiet, and body calm throughout the day. Kinsley is always helping others and being a very kind and caring friend! Ms. Baker absolutely loves having Kinsley in our class! :)
Happy Family Day!
According to experts, parents need to take an active and assertive role in their children's education on a daily basis for optimal success at school. Ongoing research shows that parental involvement in schools improves student achievement, reduces absenteeism, and restores confidence among parents in their children's education.
Parental involvement means reading to your children, checking homework every night, limiting television viewing or screen time on school nights, developing a relationship with your child's teacher, and simply asking children about their school day. Whatever the level of involvement, it is important to be consistent in order to make a difference in your children's lives.
To celebrate family day today or this week, take some time to complete this nature scavenger hunt as a family.
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Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Green states , there was no doubt that Kitt was going to earn our Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility. This girl is ALWAYS doing what is asked of her. She gets started on her independent work immediately and gives her full effort throughout the whole time. She works hard in every small group and participates in whole group lessons. She is someone we can count on to help other students. Kitt is a model student for our classroom! Congratulations Kitt!
Michael is Mrs. Darr's Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility. He shows responsiblilty by making sure he completes his work in class and his reading work at home. Michael follows our classroom and school expectations in the classroom, halls, and at recess. I can always count on him to be a good role model in our classroom. Congratulations on a job well done Michael!
It's Market Day! Come check out this weeks items. 2:45-4:30
It's Market Day! Come check out this weeks items. 2:45-4:30
Good morning Eastwood Families!
Next week is American Education Week. American Education Week happens the week prior to the week of Thanksgiving. Each day of the week has its own theme, during which we celebrate our public school community.
Pictured above you will find the list of days and how we will celebrate each day. The second image provides a little more detail about the meaning of each day. We hope you will join us in celebrating next week.
Mrs. Conklin and Mrs. Collins' class has nominated Brianna as their Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility. They say Brianna is a model student of responsibility. She turns in her homework on time. Brianna is always prepared and eager to answer questions. She follows classroom rules and is a great example to others. She completes classwork and stays focused during lessons. Great job Brianna! Keep being a model for others!
Luke's peers nominated him as Ms. Davison's Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility and, she could not agree more! Ms. Davison says Luke is always doing the right thing! He is always following directions the first time, getting his work done, giving his best effort, and helping others. He is a model classmate to others. His classmates and teacher are so proud of him! Go Luke!
📸 Reminder! Tomorrow (Wednesday, November 8th) is picture retake day for Eastwood! If your student didn’t get their picture last time or needs a retake, tomorrow is the day! This is only for Eastwood. Please contact the other buildings for their retake dates.
Michael was chosen by Mrs. Booten and Mrs. McBride's class to be their Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility! He is a good listener and follows all of the school rules! Michael is a hard worker and always cleans up after himself! He is a good role model for the other students! They are so happy he is in their class. Way to go Michael!
Drake was nominated by Ms. Whiteford and Ms. Bee's class as their Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility! Drake's peers said that he is always a kind friend who tries his best, does things the first time, follows expectations and he gets his work done. Ms. Bee and Ms. Whiteford couldn't agree more! Drake is always prepared for class, completes his homework every week, follows all of our school and class expectations and is kind and respectful to everyone he meets! They are so happy to have Drake in their class this year, keep up the great work!
It's Market Day!
Mrs. Hinnen and Mr. Hensley's class chose Keegan as their outstanding oiler of responsibility and their teachers couldn't agree more! They say Keegan comes to class with all of her items for the day. Each and every morning she has her agenda signed, homework completed, and a smile on her face.
Mrs. Hinnen and Mr. Hensley are so happy to have her in their class this year and can't wait to see what else Keegan will accomplish this school year.
Mrs. Jones's class chose Aubrie for their "Oiler of Responsibility!" Aubrie is always making good choices and is both a dependable student and friend to everyone. Aubrie is always self-disciplined and ready to learn. Way to go, Aubrie! Mrs. Jones says she is so proud of you and to keep leading the way!
