February 🗓️
Micheal is Ms. Conklin's class Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Michael is great example of self control. He is able to focus and pay attention even with distractions. He is always kind and treats others with respect. Micheal is quiet, and raises his hand & waits his turn patiently. Hes a great example when in line and follows school rules and expectations without reminders.
Dexter is Mrs. Belloso's class Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. Dexteris an excellent example of self control. He raises his hand when he has a question and stays focused during lessons. He follows classroom and hallways expectations. Dexter doesn't let others get him unfocused or distracted. I'm always so proud of Dexter!
Duke was chosen for Mrs. Booten and Mrs. McBride's Outstanding Oiler of SELF-CONTROL. He has worked so hard this year waiting for his turn to speak or play with a toy. Duke has been working on breathing strategies and with fidget toys to help calm his body and hands. We are so proud of the hard work Duke has put in this year and look forward to him being able to help others!
Quill was chosen as Ms. Baker's Outstanding Oiler of Self-Control because he is always following our school rules, keeping his body safe, and using a quiet voice at all times. Quill is the first to always remind other classmates to keep our hands to ourselves and use quiet voices when at school. Even whenever Quill becomes really excited, he raises his hand, uses an inside voice, keeps his body under control, and never blurts or yells out. We are so proud of you, Quill!
Jaxson is Mrs. Luce's class Outstanding Oiler of Self control. Mrs. Luce stated Jaxson is new to Eastwood and boy am I happy to be his teacher! Jaxson has followed all of Eastwood's, as well as our classroom rules and procedures perfectly! He demonstrates self-control in all settings, and I truly appreciate this! Nothing upsets Jaxson too much, and he keeps his cool even if those around him are not keeping theirs! He is a wonderful addition to our class & we appreciate his consistency with his feelings, manners, and how he handles challenging situations that come his way.
Mrs. Hinnen and Mr. Hensley chose Cameron as our Outstanding Oiler of Self-Control. Cameron is an excellent example of self-control. He controls his body and emotions and achieves his goal in and out of the classroom. He has grown so much since August and we are so proud of Cameron!! We can't wait to see what else Cameron will achieve the remaining of the school year.
Mrs. Scifres chose Trynton to be her Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. He has been working so hard this year on using his coping skills when he gets frustrated. Trynton has been taking deep breaths and performing some self meditation that helps to calm his mind and body. He uses his self control to speak kindly and with respect to his teachers and peers . Trynton is always willing to help his friends handle difficult situations with his gentle reassurance and positive encouragement. He uses appropriate positive language and always has a compliment to make everyone feel better about themselves. Trynton should be so proud of himself for the way he has been working hard to make awesome choices while at school, home and in the community. Congratulations Trynton!
There will be no school on Monday, January 20, 2025, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Austin is Ms. Conklin's class Outstanding Oiler of Caring. Ms. Conklin says he cares about everyone around him. He is always ready to to stop whatever he is doing to help out. Austin is always smiling and friendly. He looks out for his friends and makes sure everyone feels included and treated fair.
Eva is the perfect choice for Outstanding Oiler of Caring says Ms. Jones . She always comes to school with a smile and is ready to take on the day. She is a great friend to everyone and is always willing to help. Eva is so caring and deserves to be this month's outstanding oiler. Way to go, Eva! I am so proud of you.
Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Green are thrilled to announce Laiyah as our Outstanding Oiler of Caring for her outstanding display of kindness, empathy and respect towards others. Laiyah embodies what it means to be a caring individual. With a heart as warm as her ever-present smile, she radiates positivity and compassion wherever she goes. Her inclusivity ensures that no one ever feels left out, creating a welcoming environment for her peers. She treats everyone—classmates and teachers alike—with genuine respect, setting an inspiring example for others to follow. Thank you for always being a shining light Laiyah, we are so proud of you. Keep up the hard work.
Mrs. Campbell's class would like to nominate Trinity G for our Outstanding Oiler of Caring. Our class said that Trinity deserves this award because she always shows kindness towards others. She asks how everyone is doing or if she can help in anyway. She smiles at people in the hallway and lends a helping hand when needed. She also shows that she cares about her school work. She takes her time to nice and neat work. I am so proud to have such a caring student like Trinity in my class. Keep up the great work!
Rosie was chosen as Mrs. Schranck's class Outstanding Oiler of Caring. Rosie comes in each morning with a smile and says hello to all of her peers. She is very observant of her friends and their feelings and will comfort them when needed. Rosie has matured so much this year and has really focused in on her learning. She has been regularly completing her homework and trying her hardest on her in class assignments. I am so proud of you, Rosie!!! Keep up the great work!
Aleah the Outstanding Oiler of Caring for Ms. Baker's class. Ms. Baker says she is always caring about other students' feelings and makes everyone feel included. She never lets any classmate play or work alone. Aleah supports all of her friends with their accomplishments and helps everyone that needs help or support with something. Aleah is the first to always ask her friends how their weekends were or how she can help. She also follows all classroom and school rules and oftentimes nicely reminds others to do so. Aleah is an extremely caring and loving student, and we are so lucky to have her in our class! Go Aleah!
Mrs. Booten and Mrs. McBride chose Amaya as our Outstanding Oiler of CARING! She sets a positive tone in our classroom with her smile and how she is always helping others. She cares about her friends and teachers and is always offering her support. Amaya is always the first to cheer on her friends and celebrate their achievements in the classroom and now it is her turn to celebrate. We are so proud of you Amaya and look forward to watching you grow!
Clayvon is the Outstanding Oiler of Caring for Mrs. Key's class. Mrs. Keys says has a huge heart with room to spare. He is kind and loving towards everyone, always encourages others to do their best, and is the first student to check on someone else if they are upset. Clayvon very rarely has anything harsh to say about others, but instead sees the good in them. He is an excellent friend to have and always gives the best hugs.
East Alton School District 13 Families,
Based on the forecast of additional snow this evening into the early hours of tomorrow morning, school for tomorrow, Friday, January 10th will be an e-learning day. Click on the link below to view the EA 13 Inclement Weather E-Learning Schedules. E-Learning resources can also be found on our district website.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V3y36gidMitNjwQr-1T3VOej037s3VTwjd-p0El39tQ/edit?usp=sharing
Please stay safe and warm!
The Oiler Market reopens today. Come see us from 2:45-4:30 at EAMS door #11.
East Alton School District 13 plans to reopen tomorrow, Thursday, January 9, 2025. However, we urge everyone to exercise caution and patience as we navigate post-weather conditions:
• Walkers and Drivers: It may take several days for sidewalks in the neighborhood to be fully cleared. Please give plenty of room to anyone walking along the side of the street.
• Traffic: Expect additional traffic during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up times. Your patience is greatly appreciated.
• Bus Routes: Some bus routes may experience delays, so please plan accordingly.
Finally, we extend our gratitude to our custodial and maintenance teams for their hard work in preparing our buildings and grounds to welcome students and staff back to school safely.