Mrs. Campbell and Ms. Bee's class nominated Maecyn for the Outstanding Oiler of responsibility. Our class chose Maecyn because shows responsibility in many of his actions. First he is responsible with completing his work on time and with great care. He has nice neat work and truly takes his time to do things correctly. Next, he is responsible with his actions. He is quiet when he is supposed to be and follows all school expectations. Last, he is responsible with his words. He shows kindness and respect when speaking to others. We are so grateful to have such a respectful, kind, and hard working student like Maecyn in our class. Keep up the great work, we are so proud of you.
Makynna is Mrs. Luce Outstanding Oiler of Responsibilty. Makynna is an extremely responsible young lady. She is always on time for school, brings all of her items to class each day, and turns in her daily folder each morning without being asked. She works responsibly at each of her workstations, as well as when working independently. She shows responsibility by keeping her work area nice & neat & when using classroom books and games. Makynna is a wonderful student to have in class!
Congratulations to Lilly. She is our 110% award winner for the month of October. Keep up the great work. #dogreatthings
Congratulations to Macie. She is our 110% award winner for the month of October. Keep up the great work. #dogreatthings
Anti-Bullying Week is here!
Throughout October, our students will be participating in activities focused on 'Being a Buddy, Not a Bully!' Let's all stand together against bullying by wearing orange on October 16 to show our support. 🧡 Let's spread kindness and friendship!
Reminder: No School on Friday, October 11, and Monday, October 14
There will be no school on Friday, October 11, for Teacher Institute Day and Monday, October 14, in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day. We hope our students enjoy the long weekend, and we look forward to seeing everyone back on Tuesday, October 15!
Bobbie is Mrs. Jarden’s Outstanding Oiler of Respect. She shows respect to by following directions, being kind, taking turns, and helping others. She shows respect to her teachers, classmates, and most importantly, herself. I am so proud of her and her kind heart. Keep it up Bobbie
Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Green chose Haley for being our Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility. Haley is consistently displaying a strong sense of responsibility both in and out of the classroom. She completes assignments on time, helps classmates in need, follows directions quickly, and participates fully in her education. Haley sets a positive example for her peers and our classroom. Keep working hard, Haley! We are so proud of you!
Lacy is Mrs. Jarden’s Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility. Lacy is my go to girl when I need someone to help me or her classmates with a task. She is so trustworthy. If she doesn't know how to do something she always ask and never gives up. Thank you Lacy for being my Star Student every day! Keep up the hard work!
Bullying is a serious matter at home and in school, and Parents and Caregivers play a key role in ensuring that the school and community are safe environments for all students. We would like to share this free parent workshop through Family Matters PTIC.
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Halloween Costume Guidelines
Please see the attached letter for our Halloween costume guidelines. Students are welcome to wear costumes on October 31, which is also our Red Ribbon Parade day! We look forward to celebrating both occasions and promoting a drug-free lifestyle while enjoying the festive spirit of Halloween.
Thank you for your support!
Malakai was nominated by his peers to be this month's Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility. Malakai's peers say that he is always nice, an amazing friend, sits quiet, and completes all of his work. Mrs. Jones states that Malakai is a great friend and even better student. He works hard and is a wonderful friend to all of his peers. I love having him in my class and can not wait to see all the amazing things he does this year! Keep being great, Malakai!
Mrs. Hinnen and Mr. Hensley’s class chose Joey as our Outstanding Oiler of Responsibility and we couldn’t agree more. Joey comes to school ready and prepared for the day no matter what it brings. She always has a smile on her face and put smiles on her friends face as well. We are so in our fifth grade class and cannot wait for her to shine this year. Keep up the good work, Joey.
Dear Eastwood Elementary Families,
We're excited to announce our upcoming Red Ribbon Week from October 23-November 1! This week is dedicated to promoting a drug-free lifestyle and encouraging healthy choices among our students.
Throughout the week, we will also have fun activities and discussions to promote awareness about making healthy choices.
Thank you for supporting our mission to keep our students healthy and safe!
Let’s make this week fun and impactful!
Mrs. Keys chose Aiden as our classes Outstanding Oiler of Respect, because that is the definition of Aiden. He is always on task, uses please and thank you without reminders, utilizes his learner skills, and does his best to have model behavior every day. Aiden keeps his body in his own bubble and uses his words to talk through things that bother him. He is an excellent example to follow.
October 📅
Eastwood is will celebrate Anti-Bullying Week from October 15th-18th, with several activities planned throughout the week. Unity Day will be celebrated on Wednesday, October 16th, and we encourage everyone to wear orange in support of the “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully” message.
This year, we are excited to introduce a poster-making contest. The theme should focus on kindness, inclusion, and standing up against bullying. Posters will be due on Thursday, October 10th, and the winners will be announced on Wednesday, October 16th.
Thank you for your support in making this a meaningful and engaging week for our students.
During October, our students will be participating in Anti-Bullying activities focused on Being a Buddy, Not a Bully!
It's Market Day and we are fully stocked!
Davonta's class voted for him as their Outstanding Oiler of Respect, and Ms. Davison states, she couldn't agree more! Davonta is a perfect example of what it means to be respectful. He shows respect in the classroom by following directions, listening, and being a good friend to everyone around him. He also does an awesome job at being respectful in the hallways, specials, and recess! Keep up the great work, Davonta! We are so proud of you.
