All cookie dough orders are now due!
Our fall book fair is this week and our students are soooooo excited about books! See the wish list your child brought home or the recent post on Class Dojo - School Story for more information about this week's fair.
Eastside 3rd-5th graders are hard at work learning to use digital drawing tools in Google Slides during their weekly STEM class.
Parents & Caregivers - We are changing our car dismissal procedures just a little. Please read the attached information poster if you plan to pick your child up this year. Pay particular attention to your child's pickup time based on last name. Thank you for your patience as everyone adjusts!
Presenting Eastside’s first grade battle of the books teams! Congratulations to Mrs. Baumgartner's team on their first place finish. And, congratulations to Mrs. Taylor’s and Ms. Tutewiler’s teams for their second place tie. All of these kiddos did a fabulous job and enjoyed reading a lot of books!
We opened our spring book fair with a bang at our Spring Pancake Festival on Saturday!
Our book fair will be open all week. 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders will be able to shop on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Younger students will be able to shop on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Our book fair will be open for extended hours on Tuesday, April 16, 3:30-7:00pm.
If you are hesitant to send your child to school with cash or a check, eWallet might be just the right thing for you! You can load money into an account for your child to spend at the book fair. Click below for a video that explains eWallet and a link to find our fair so you can create an eWallet for your child: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/content/fairs/ewallet.html
5th grade parents - Click on this image to check out a flier about Camp Middle School! More info will be sent home with students soon.
Thanks to our AMAZING guest readers for kicking off Eastside's Read Across America week by reading to our students and talking to them about the importance of reading! (Post 2 of 2)
Thanks to our AMAZING guest readers for kicking off Eastside's Read Across America week by reading to our students and talking to them about the importance of reading! (Post 1 of 2)
It's always fun when we get to celebrate multiple things in the same week at Eastside! This week we are celebrating both Read Across America AND Kindness Week. In addition, our music program is on Thursday night.
Here is an updated graphic that shows suggested dress-up options for this week.
The Eastside academic team had a lot of success at the Governor's Cup District 75 competition last week. Way to go, Broncos!
What a great day and weekend to cuddle up and read some books when you come in from the snow!
Remind your kiddos about our snowman reading challenge. We are working hard to circle the school with snowmen. For every book a student reads (or every 50 pages in a chapter book), he/she may put up a paper snowman in our hallway. Our goal is to circle the school with snowmen before winter comes to an end!
For safety purposes after school activities that start immediately after the school day end will continue as normal. Activities that start after 4 of which you would return to the school to participate in will be canceled.
We have been notified by law enforcement of a community situation that has prompted the implementation of safety measures for students. The message indicates that, as of this afternoon, specific guidelines will be followed until further guidance is received from the local law enforcement. Here is a breakdown of the information:
Transportation: Busses will still be transporting students as normal but they will follow rerouted paths which could cause a delayed drop-off.
Walking Restriction: No Students will be allowed to walk, This is to ensure that students are kept within a controlled and secure environment. Parents of Middle School and High School walkers may pick up their student at the school or they will be released when the all clear is given.
The decision to implement these measures is based on prioritizing the safety of the student population in the community. It is important to follow the guidelines until further information or guidance is provided by local law enforcement. We will keep you informed.
The author of Creepy Carrots is coming to visit with our students!
Our book fair will be open Tuesday-Friday of this week!
First Day Fun in Mrs. Taylor's class!
Upcoming events...
Starry Night-An Arts Experience!
