Boo Pops are on sale now!
Order forms available from teachers PreK-6.
Older students can get them in hs library from Mrs. Gomel.
Orders due with payment on or before Tuesday, Oct. 17.
$1 per pop, or buy 5 and get the 6th one free.
BooPops delivered to any student or staff member on Halloween day.
All funds go to FOEL for free books for our kids.
Mrs. Clote's first grade class enjoyed a stuffy day as a reward for meeting behavior goals. Students enjoyed bringing a stuffed animal from home to join them in the classroom.
EMS Student Council is hosting the annual Veterans Day breakfast on Friday, November 10. Please have registration forms returned by October 18. Please see attachment for more information and the registration form.
Today elementary teachers were busy in LETRS training. LETRS stands for Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling. LETRS instructs teachers in what literacy skills need to be taught, why, and how to plan to teach them. It also delves into the research base behind these recommendations. Last year staff completed Volume 1. This year we will be finishing Volume 2.
Please help support Elsberry PTO by attending trivia night. PTO provides for our students and teachers by fulfilling teacher wish lists, classroom makeovers (chairs, cabinets, desks), student events, and Spring Fling. Contact Arla Kaimann or Holly Duvall if you have any questions.
Today we hosted Careers on Wheels. Students learned about a variety of jobs that rely upon a vehicle. This is part of College and Career Week throughout the District.
Please say thank you to our volunteers for presenting:
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Southern Grace Coffee LLC
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office Crime Scene Unit
Lincoln County School Resource Officer Julie Conner
Lincoln County Ambulance District
Elsberry R-2 Transportation Department-Jen Love
Jackson's Automotive
Alliance Water Resources
Mark your calendars for Fall Literacy Night on Wednesday, October 18 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Mark your calendars for Trunk or Treat
Evaluate Day is Friday, October 6. Our theme is "Our Students are Team Players". Students are invited to wear their favorite sports team attire.
We are so excited that Kayla Gust joined the CCE and EMS staff this year. She is a graduate of Lindenwood University. Her advice for students is every day is a new day and a fresh start. Please help us welcome her to our school!
Is your child missing their glasses? Call Mrs. Bange to claim them at ext. 215 if you have been searching high and low because these two pairs are safe in the elementary office.
Friday Ms. Yates’s 4th grade class completed some science activities after Evaluate testing last Friday. Shoutout to Ms. Ross for getting these ready. They tested friction with a toy car, ramp, felt, and sand paper. They also tested how different string lengths affected how long an object would swing.
Read, right, run meets every Wednesday morning at 6:45 a.m. to discuss goals with reading, ways to right the community, and work towards our 26 mile goal over the next 27 weeks.
Sign up here:
https://runsignup.com/Race/GOStLouisReadRightRunMarathon/Page-3
Opaa! Food Management Inc. is hiring for positions in our cafeteria. To learn more about the position follow the link. https://opaajobs.com/clients/21072/posting/9296824/en?keywordsFilter=&state=Missouri&utm_source=careerpage
Our students loved the tractor parade! Thank you Lincoln County Old Threshers for making us part of the route for our students to enjoy!
Kindergarten students in Mrs. Kaimann's class love Foodie Fridays. Students were able to make their own snack while working on following multi-step directions, using a plastic knife, trying new foods and practicing patience. They had a great time making and eating their school busses on the first Foodie Friday.
The bond between a grandparent and a child is a gift to be treasured. Enjoy a few more photos from Kindergarten Grandparents' Day.
Did you see this information in your child's backpack? The GO! St. Louis Read, Right & Run Marathon® is a fully integrated marathon program for children in grades K-4 at CCE that focuses on literacy, fitness, and character development. Students are challenged to READ 26 books, RIGHT the community with 26 good deeds and learn to set goals to RUN the necessary miles in preparation for their final race. After 26 weeks of hard work, the program culminates each year when the students complete their race day goals of a 1.2 mile race or a 5K race on April 6, 2024 at Forest Park in St. Louis.
Contact Joy Yates at jyates@elsberry.k12.mo.us if you have further questions.
Kayla Kinion is starting her eighth year at the Elsberry R-2 School District. She is now in the Preschool as the paraprofessional with Mrs. Cash. Her advice to all students is mind your manners.
Thank you so much to the grandparents who were able to stop by for a bit to celebrate Grandparents' Day with our kindergarten students.
