
Brantley was chosen by Ms. Conklin as the Outstanding Oiler of Honesty. Brantley is very honest. Even when the answers are difficult, he will be truthful. He does his own work and doesn't take what isn't his. He tells how he feels and is honest with people around him.


Congratulations to Nacirema, Amoriah, and Harper!! They were chosen to represent Eastwood at the Madison County Young Authors Conference


Congratulations to our second-chance winners for our Superstar Tickets! Everyone who earned a Superstar Ticket during the month of February was entered into a second-chance drawing, and these were our lucky winners! The remaining names will be transferred to our semester drawing, so stay tuned! Thank you, McDonald's, for your donation!







Mrs. Staten selected Isaih as the Oustanding Oiler of Self Control. Mrs. Staten stated although Isaiah exemplifies all of our character ed words, he shows patience and self-control everyday. Isaiah has a strong sense of right and wrong, and he always chooses the right thing to do. He is kind with his friends and shows respect for his teachers. Isaiah waits patiently for his turn and always listens to his friends when they are speaking. Isaiah is a perfect example of self-control for his classmates.


Knox was chosen as Mrs. Key's Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Mrs. Keys states that Knox has grown so much this year, making him the perfect candidate for Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Knox has learned to be patient and focus on his choices over other peoples. He knows the difference between inside behavior and outside. Knox always works hard in class and models ideal behavior. If he becomes too excited Knox takes the time to breath, calm down, and try again. I am extremely proud of the progress he has made this year.


Maddie was chosen as Mrs. Baker's Outstanding Oiler of Honesty. Maddie is always honest, even if telling the truth is hard. Maddie is very reliable and someone that everyone can count on! She is always respectful, responsible, and safe. Maddie is the sweetest girl and an amazing friend to all. Way to go, Maddie- we are proud of you!


Jackson is Mrs. Booten's Outstanding Oiler of Honesty. Jackson is the perfect choice for our Outstanding Oiler of HONESTY for many reasons! He is always honest to himself and others even when it's hard. Jackson shows good behavior and always follows school rules. He is kind to his friends and wants them to be the best they can be! We are so lucky to have Jackson in our class and look forward to watching him grow!


Amelia is Mrs. Darr's Outstanding OIiler of Self Control. Mrs. Darr stated that Ameilia consistently demonstrates exceptional self control in the classroom. If other students are off task or talking, Amelia remains focused and calm, carefully following the teachers instructions. If she feels frustrated or disappointed, such as when she makes a mistake on an assignment, Amelia takes a deep breath and thinks before reacting. Her self control not only helps her achieve academic success but also earn the respect of her peers and teachers. Congratulations Amelia!


March Calendar


Ms. Whiteford and Ms. Bee have nominated Dallas as our Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Ms. Whiteford states I've had the privilege to be Dallas' teacher in 2 different grades. Dallas has shown a lot of personal growth specifically in her self control. Dallas has practiced many of second step skills to help her through difficult situations. Even when she makes a mistake she is able to reflect on where she went wrong and plans for how to do better in the future. Keep working hard and practicing those skills Dallas. Way to go!


Mrs. Schranck chose Sophia for our Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Sophia has worked hard to better herself this year by completing all of her homework, trying hard on her classwork, and not letting her classmates distract her. Sophia set a goal for herself to do better at school and she has met that goal. Keep up the hard work Sophia. I am so proud of you!


Joe is Mrs. Campbell's class Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Joe shows self-control by raising his hand to be called on in class, standing quiet at the restroom, and is able to stay patient and wait his turn. Joe shows self control in his emotions and thinks before he reacts to a situation. I am honored to be Joe's teacher this year. He is an excellent example to others and a great role model in our school. Keep up the great work Joe.


Lost and Found


Eastwood Parents and Guardians:
Every year, schools across the country celebrate Read Across America Day, which coincides with the birthday of Dr. Seuss on March 2. To honor Dr. Seuss and the many authors who have enriched our lives, we will celebrate reading throughout the week.
Throughout the week, we will celebrate reading with a special theme each day. All staff and students are encouraged to participate.


Eastwood Elementary families,
Just a reminder it's time to schedule your Spring Parent-Teacher Conference! Conferences will be 15 minutes long and held on:
📅 Wednesday, Feb. 26 | 3:15-6:15 PM
📅 Thursday, Feb. 27 | 3:15-6:15 PM
Sign up online at: https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/East_Alton_School_District_13


The Oiler Market will have adjusted hours this week due to parent-teacher conferences. It will be open Wednesday 2/26 and Thursday 2/27 from 3:15pm -6:15pm.


East Alton District 13 Families,
Due to inclement weather and hazardous road conditions, school for today, Wednesday, February 19th, will be an e-learning day. As always, the safety and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority.
This will be our fifth and final e-learning day allowed by the Illinois State Board of Education. Any additional weather-related closures this school year will be traditional snow days, which will be added to the end of the school year. Currently, our last day of school is scheduled for Thursday, May 22nd with a half-day of attendance.
Please click on the link below to view the EA 13 Inclement Weather E-Learning Schedules. E-Learning resources can also be found on our district website, www.easd13.org.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V3y36gidMitNjwQr-1T3VOej037s3VTwjd-p0El39tQ/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you for your understanding and support.


All AFTER SCHOOL student activities, including BOOST, will be cancelled, today, February 18th.
The Board of Education meeting scheduled for today, February 18th, will proceed as scheduled at 6 p.m. Please enter through Door 16 in the back of EAMS.


Presidents' Day


East Alton District 13 Families,
Based on the forecast of snow this evening into the early hours of tomorrow morning, school for tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12th, will be an e-learning day. As always, the safety and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority.
Please click on the link below to view the EA 13 Inclement Weather E-Learning Schedules. E-Learning resources can also be found on our district website, www.easd13.org.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V3y36gidMitNjwQr-1T3VOej037s3VTwjd-p0El39tQ/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Stay safe!
