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    • Coffee Shop

      Mrs. Salazar's 3rd grade writers kicked off their first 5 paragraph essay of the year by visiting the coffee shop. Calm vibes and a cup of hot chocolate gave us the boost we needed as we outlined paragraphs and stretched sentences to add details!

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    • KIndergarten Guru Night!

      We enjoyed having our kindergarten parents out last week for our second annual Guardian Guru night! Parents walked away with parenting tips from Dr Benish and the elementary principals. They also won a board game to play with their family. We appreciate Mojos and First Service Bank for providing the dinner! We enjoyed having the high school volunteers that provided child care!

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    • Data Binders!

      DATA BINDERS are in full swing in 5th grade!! Students used a recent CFA to begin reflecting on essential standards in Literacy! They were able to reflect and identify what they still need to work on & what they are doing well. Data binders are just one way we continue to make assessment-capable learners at Eastside!

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    • We love clubs!

      Clubs are a tradition at Greenbrier, but due to COVID, for the past two years we have had to postpone them.  But CLUBS ARE BACK!  Every teacher sponsors a club of their choice based on interests and talents.  Students are then able to sign up for what club they would like to attend.  Two Fridays a month, students are able to attend their club, so don't miss a Friday! 

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    • Legend of the Week

      Mrs. Stacy was chosen as this week's legend of the week!  She jumps in wherever is needed and whatever it takes for kids.  She is instrumental in our building and makes things run smoothly at Eastside!

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    • Legend of the Week

      Mrs. Ossius passed the legend of the week to Mrs. Daniels! Mrs. O said, “Mrs. Daniels creates fun and interesting learning opportunities! She has been a blessing to EES this year!” Ashlyn Younger was chosen as the student legend of the week. She has shown compassion to other students and has been a great helper to our new 5th grade students!

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    • Students of the Month

      These students were celebrated as our August students of the month! These students were chosen for showing ‘heart’! They are compassionate, dependable, and hardworking kiddos!

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    • First Grade Extentions

      First Grade PROWL extensions- What do you do with a stack of index cards? You design a new house for the Little Old Lady Who Lives In a Shoe of course!! #GreenbrierProud #EESlegends

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    • Orphan of Ellis Island

      3rd grade readers kicked off their first novel of the year, "Orphan of Ellis Island", by visiting Ellis Island as European immigrants in the early 1900s! Students completed their Certificate of Arrival and visited the Registry table, Medical table, and Legal table before finding out if they were going to be welcomed to a new home or deported based on their qualifications. This would not have been possible without our fabulous 3rd grade family volunteers! #GreenbrierProud EESlegends

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    • Mayan Civilization Dig

      First-grade teachers "hooked" their students by going on a Mayan Civilization Dig!  Students looked for artifacts that would give them clues in to what they will learn throughout their unit of study!

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    Parent FAQs

      • When is the school day?
        • School day begins at 7:50 a.m. and ends at 3:20 p.m. Car riders should not arrive before 7:25 a.m. Students arriving after 7:50 a.m. and before 8:30 a.m. or leaving between 2:40 to 3:20 p.m. will be considered tardy and must be signed in/out through the office by a parent/guardian. Students arriving after 8:30 a.m. or leaving before 2:40 p.m. will receive a 1⁄2 day absence.
      • When does my child have to be picked up?
        • Car riders must be picked up by 3:40 p.m. Parents/guardians should remain in their cars when picking up their children in the afternoon so that students may be more closely monitored unless a parent needs to speak to school staff. No one will be allowed to wait inside the building.
      • How many days of school can my child miss?
        • Students shall not be absent, as defined in this policy more than 8 days in grades K-5 in a semester. When a student has 4 days in grades K-5 absences, his/her parent, guardian, or person in loco parentis shall be notified that the student has missed half the allowable days for the semester. Notification may be by telephone.
        • Whenever a K-5 student exceeds 8 unexcused days in a semester, the District shall notify the prosecuting authority and the parent, guardian, or person in loco parentis shall be subject to a civil penalty as prescribed by law. A K-5 student with 8 unexcused days in a course in a semester shall not receive credit for that semester. If the student fails to receive credit for a sufficient number of courses and at the discretion of the principal after consultation with persons having knowledge of the circumstances of the absences, the student may be denied promotion. Excessive absences, however, shall not be a reason for expulsion or dismissal of a student.
      • Can I come eat lunch with my child?
        • Yes, we have an outside lunch area set up for parents to eat with students. You must sign in at the office with Ms. Whitney and she will call for your student. 
      • Can I bring cupcakes for my child’s birthday?
        • Unfortunately, you cannot bring cupcakes for your child’s birthday. If you would like to send a special snack, you are welcome to bring something from the approved snack list.
      • What should I do if I have a concern about my child?
        • We ask that you contact your child’s teacher first with any issues. If your child’s teacher is unable to resolve the issue they will direct you to the administrator.
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