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Amanda Niffen has been teaching for 21 years at Cannon Elementary. She is a member of our third grade team. Her advice to students is we can do hard things. She hopes to someday travel to Ireland and Scotland.
Mother Nature may not be able to decide the season, but whatever the weather, we will be having a Spring Break March 14-17, 2023. The end of the 3rd quarter is March 10. Classes will resume on March 21.
Lunch Menus for the weeks of February 28- March 10
This information can also be found on the website.
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/menus
The 100th day of school has been well celebrated in a variety of ways today. No matter what, we are all 100 days smarter.
First grade had a wonderful field trip to the Myseum last week. Thank you to all of the parents who were able to accompany us on the trip.
Our nurse's closet is out of boys size 4-6 pants. If you have any you wish to donate, we will take them. We do not need any shirts, that tote is overflowing. Items can be dropped off at the elementary office. Thank you . Mrs. Hatcher, Elsberry R-2 Nurse
Tammy Cox is in her second year as a Title I Reading and Math teacher for the Elsberry School District. She works with students at the elementary and middle school grade levels. She was inspired by her fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Hoer, to become an educator.
FFA Week kept our students busy. One of the highlights of the week is always Food for America. FFA Members teach our younger students about a plethora of ag topics. The stations this year included ag issues, ag mechanics, entomology, floriculture, nursery and landscape, poultry, soils, forestry, knowledge, food science, livestock, and how to conduct a meeting. An album of photos from Food for America 2023 is on the Clarence Cannon Elementary Facebook Page.
Next week is Read Across America Week! We have a lot of fun days planned if you want to start laying out the clothes and accessories.
Also, mark your calendars: for Thursday, March 2. Bingo for Books will be happenign from 5:30-7:00.
The Lincoln County Health Department will be offering an immunization clinic at the Elsberry School District on Wednesday, April 5. The forms are attached to this post. All questions in regards to insurance and eligibility for the clinic need to be directed to the LCHD at 636-528-6117. The deadline to register and return all completed forms to school is Wednesday, March 29.
Danielle Osterkamp is in her second year at Cannon Elementary. She is a member of the 3rd grade team. She is a graduate of Truman State University and UMSL.
Our students enjoyed a lot of love on Valentine's Day! Thank you to all of the families who sent in items to make the day extra special.
Happy Valentine's Day! Fourth grade students in Mrs. Keeven's class did some heart art after Evaluate testing. Their heart sculptures are lovely.
What's for breakfast? What's for lunch? You can find the menus on the app or on the website. https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/menus
Little Indians Cheer Clinic - ONLY PREREGISTERED STUDENTS MAY ATTEND
Saturday 2/11/2023
Drop Off: 9:00am
Pick Up: 12:00pm
They will receive a snack and drink
Please come dressed in comfy clothes and tennis shoes, and have hair up and out of the face.
Little Indians Performance will be Monday, February 13, 2023 during halftime of the Varsity Girls Game.
Angie Speers has worked for the Elsberry School District for 8 years. Her favorite Elsberry tradition is the senior walk through at the end of the year. I love that we get to see all of our kids from their very first school experiences, to the end.
Mark your calendars for trivia on Friday, March 31, from 6-8 p.m. All proceeds benefit Operation Backpack which provides weekly food support to students throughout the Elsberry School District.
Running club has been a huge hit! What a great way to get a day of learning started! Today even included having permission to run in the hallway! Thanks for organizing this Mrs. Osterkamp.
The ESD works with multiple local agencies to help meet the needs of our students. During National School Counselors week we wanted to recognize the extra counselors that come into our buildings to support our students. We are thankful for the extra support services and resources these organizations and individuals provide. These services are paid for by the Lincoln County Resource Board via local sales tax dollars.
Youth In Need: Jessalyn, Kimberly, and Yamilet
Compass:Julie, Brandon, Nikki, and Kylie
St. Joachim and Ann: Ellen
