Thank you PTO for providing lunch today from Don Julio's!
We are celebrating Nurse Hatcher throughout the District today on National School Nurse Day. When Mrs. Hatcher is not at school she enjoys camping and spending time with her family. Thank you for all you do each day Jolene!
Mrs. Jolene Hatcher serves all the students and staff at the Elsberry R-2 School District. Not only does she deal with sickness, she monitors daily meds, immunization records, schedules the dental clinic and vision van, and does CPR and First Aid training. This is just the tip of the iceberg of all the things she does day to day. Nobody looks forward to a call from the school nurse, but we are very lucky to have Mrs. Hatcher on our staff.
Our SRO is the best! SRO Conner participated in dress like a student day and provided a snack cart to our staff for teacher appreciation week. Thanks for providing all of the extra fun and treats!
Thank you Elsberry PTO for treating us during Teacher Appreciation week! We appreciate the meals and the treats! Thank you PTO for all of you do for our students and our staff!
We are hiring a teacher for the Braves program! The ideal candidate is a certified teacher who works well with students of all abilities and can help students stay engaged, organized and current with classwork. BRAVES teachers work together to create a supportive environment for struggling learners in grades 7-12. They provide academic academic support and tutoring for all subjects, provide guidance and strategies to students on how to be successful at school, and communicate daily with teachers throughout the building. Candidates should be well organized, able to assist students in all subject areas, and able to work with a wide variety of students and staff. For more specific information contact Jason Miller at jmiller@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Please go to https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/human-resources to find current job postings and applications.
The summer countdown is definitely here. As you are making summer plans, don't forget to check the 2024-2025 school calendar. The Athletic Dead Period for summer is August 3-11.
Mrs. Marshall's first grade students went low tech and made paper cup phones to talk to their classmates.
Thank you fifth grade for inviting us to the wax museum. Our students loved learning about the famous people. The costumes and props were amazing!
Here's a sneak peak at the creativity in Mrs. Osterkamp's room during inside recess.
Mrs. Kaimann and her kindergarten students are so proud of the clocks they made while learning how to tell time.
Mrs. Wilch and her kindergarten class had a great time at Big Joel's Safari.
Today is a great day to celebrate our principals!
Thank you to all of our staff who also work at Explorer's Club and E2. We are so lucky to have the 21st CCLC grant that makes these programs possible.
Girls on the Run Elsberry is requesting non-perishable food items and plastic grocery bags for Operation Backpack (a free program for families that helps ensure students have food available when not at school).
Please send any donations in with students and drop off at Mrs. Osterkamp's room (142 in the 2-4 hallway).
Thank you for your support of Girls on the Run Elsberry and Operation Backpack!
Thank you Miss B and the Friends of Elsberry Literacy (FOEL) for supporting our students. This charitable group ensures that every Elsberry student who wants books has the chance to pick a free book twice a year. The picture shows some of Mrs. Niffen's graders showing off their new books. If you would like to know more about the Friends of Elsberry Literacy, or if you are interested in making a donation to this organization, please email Karin Busiere at kbusiere@elsberry.k12.mo.us
Make sure if you speak to one of these ladies today you say an extra thank you! We are so lucky to have the best administrative professionals!
There will be a Kindergarten Vaccination clinic at the Lincoln County Health Department on May 13. Call to make an appointment at 636-528-6117.
What happens when we can't go outside for recess due to the weather? Indoor recess is a great time to practice teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking. If you catch yourself spring cleaning and find some construction toys you no longer want, make sure you ask your child's classroom teacher if they could use those items for indoor recess. Thanks for sharing Mrs. Niffen.
A highlight of the Treblemakers concert is when all the future Treblemakers, the younger brothers, sisters, cousins, and friends, get to join the group for a song. Thank you Mrs. Heras for always encouraging our students, and future students, to find the joy in music.
