Mrs. Clote's first grade students sure have enjoyed March.
Mrs. Niffen and her third grade class loved the Elsberry FFA Food for America day. Thank you Elsberry FFA for organizing this event for our student to learn about the connection between agriculture and our everyday lives.
Reminder, we have some upcoming Mondays in session due to making up snow days and Easter Break. Please make sure to double check you have these on your calendar.
2 Snow Make up Days
In Session Monday, March 17, 2025
In Session Monday, April 7, 2025
Easter Break Week from Original Calendar
In Session Monday, April 14
No School Friday April 18
Kindergarten Registration is Monday, March 17 and Tuesday, March 18 at the elementary doors. Please note, the Elsberry R-2 Proof of Residency policy was updated during the March School Board meeting. Please review the new guidelines in the image.
Elsberry Athletic Boosters is hosting a spirit wear fundraiser. Sales end April 1.
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Student Senate is hosting a fundraiser Hat Day this upcoming Friday, March 14 to raise some money for Teacher Appreciation Week.
Mrs. Kaimann's kindergarten students are proud to be 100 days smarter!
Mrs. Ellis and her fourth grade students enjoyed two guest readers during Read Across America week! Her mom, Mrs. Yates, and Mrs. Hudson, one of our first grade teachers, all came to visit on the 100th day of school!
Clarence Cannon Elementary
Spring Pictures are Wednesday, March 19, 2025
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Happy Read Across America Week. As the week winds down we just wanted to say thank you for participating. It is so fun to see our students dressed up each day and to watch their faces light up while listening to a guest reader. We also had an amazing turnout for Bingo for Books! According to the Department of Education, the more students read or are read to for fun on their own time and at home, the higher their reading scores, generally.
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop? The world may never know but 4th grade knows that it’s more than 100!
We are all 100 days smarter! Happy Read Across America week! Mrs. Bertholf's class had the 100 year old version of Ms. Cannon show up as their special reader!
We are hiring! We would love for you to learn more about the Elsberry R-2 School District and join our team.
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/human-resources
Show and tell is a way for kids to learn about each other while practicing communication skills. Getting up in front of a room to talk is scary for some adults, but these first graders are doing amazing!
Today was Rainbow Day for Read Across America week! Mrs.Ross and her fourth grade students won the spirit stick today! Mrs. Kreuger was the mystery reader for the kindergarten students. Thanks Mrs. Clote for sharing your yellow part of the rainbow.
Science is more fun when cookies are involved! Mrs. Marshall used Oreos to teach about the phases of the moon.
Mrs. Ross and her fourth graders really enjoyed Food for America. Thank you Elsberry FFA and members for teaching us more about agriculture and the impact on our daily lives.
It is Read Across America Week! Ask your child if they have had a guest reader in their classroom. Mrs. Bertholf shared a picture of their mismatched clothes and their guest reader Mrs.Gremaud. . Ms. Amey's Kindergarten class won the spirit stick for having the most participation today.
First graders are being introduced to measurement!
Sunny days take us outside for learning!
