The HS Student Senate is hosting Hat Day for all staff and students on September 12, 2025, for $1 per person wearing a hat. Students do not have to participate. All hats must be school-appropriate and should not interfere with the learning process.
Today, we celebrated Grandparents' Day in kindergarten and had a lot of fun.
The Elsberry R-II School District will resume normal classes on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
We truly appreciate your patience and understanding over the past couple of days. Thank you for your continued support of our students, staff, and schools.
Sincerely,
Dr. Davidson
Due to the ongoing water and electrical issues, there will be no school tomorrow, Wednesday, September 3, 2025. Our team is working diligently to resolve the situation, and it is our plan to resume school as normal on Thursday. If anything changes, we will communicate that to you.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Dr. Davidson
Due to an internal water break, a large portion of the building is being shut down. School will be closed tomorrow, September 2, 2025. We apologize for the inconvenience. Will share updates as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
-Dr. Davidson
-Dr. Davidson
ELSBERRY ATHLETIC BOOSTER PASSES ARE NOW AVAILABLE
Single - $45 (One person only)
Family - $90 (Parents and children residing in the same home)
Athletic passes are for all home games.
Does not include tournaments or district contests played at home.
Single - $45 (One person only)
Family - $90 (Parents and children residing in the same home)
Athletic passes are for all home games.
Does not include tournaments or district contests played at home.
The Eye Thrive Vision Van plans to be here at school on Sept. 17th.. If you have any concerns about your students' vision, please notify our school nurse, Jolene Hatcher, so she can figure out if they qualify for a free eye exam and glasses.
Girls on the Run is coming back to CCE. If your 3-5 grader would like to join, please click the link to register.
https://www.girlsontherunstlouis.org
https://www.girlsontherunstlouis.org
We are hiring!
K-8 Special Education Position for the 2025-2026 School Year
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/human-resources
Friday, June 27 is the last day of summer school. We dismiss at regular time on the last day. Be safe, read books, and enjoy your summer vacation.
See you back on August 19 for the first day of the 2025-2026 school year.
Only a few days remain to order your 2024-2025 Elsberry Schools PK-8 Yearbook. Don't let your student miss the opportunity to reminisce about the past school year for years to come. The final day to order is this Friday, June 27. To place your order, visit https://bit.ly/elsberryschools2425. If you have any questions, please email Brooke at breller@elsberry.k12.mo.us. Yearbooks will be delivered in the Fall of 2025.
Creative projects give students a chance to imagine a design, make a plan, create the design, then improve the design over time using critical thinking and problem solving. The best part is kids just think they are playing, but learning happens all the time.
Did you know? Yearbooks are a fantastic way for students and parents to reflect on past school years. If you’re searching for a wonderful gift for your student or want to donate to a student who would love to have one but may not be able to afford one (you can donate anonymously if you prefer), the 2024-2025 PK-8 Yearbooks are currently on sale, but only until Friday, June 27. Give the gift that gives for years to come. Orders can be placed at https://bit.ly/elsberryschools2425. Hurry, order while you can! Have questions? Email Brooke at breller@elsberry.k12.mo.us.
Mrs. Ellis is always ready for S’more fun!
Mrs. Pott says check out this creative talent!
Mrs. Cash shared what it looks like in her kindergarten summer school classroom. It sure looks like they are having a lot of fun!
Mrs. Pott has students building and creating during summer school. Who knew a package of plastic cups could provide so much problem solving and engineering? Classic toys like Lincoln Logs are always a hit with students. So many future engineers, architects, construction workers and leaders in the building!
Mrs. Hudson's students are learning about the ocean during summer school.
We love to drop everything and read during summer school.
Summer school students have been learning about plants. Now they will watch their pea plants grow the rest of the month.
