Corben is Mrs. Howell’s class, Oustanding Oiler of Cooperaton. Mrs. Howell says Corben is the definition of cooperation!! He is a friend to EVERYONE, and always kind. Corben works well with all students to complete any task I ask of them. He is a great sport when we play our classroom games and helps encourage others to do the same. I look forward to his smile every morning! I am so proud of Corben... keep up the good work!
Lacy is Mrs. McCann’s Outstanding Oiler of Cooperation. Mrs. McCann says Lacy is always quick to lend a hand to help a classmate or a teacher. She always works well when she teams up with a partner in class and works hard to get the job done. Lacy is a great example of cooperation in our classroom. Great job Lacy! We are all so proud of you!
T.J. was chosen by his peers to be this month's Outstanding Oiler of Cooperation for Mrs. Jones’s class. T.J. comes to school everyday with a smile and an eagerness to learn. He is a friend to everyone in the room and works well with all of his peers. Mrs. Jones knows she can place T.J. in any group and he will bring out the best of all of his peers. T.J. is the best example of cooperation and Mrs. Jones is so blessed to have him in her class this year. Keep doing great things, T.J.
Mrs. Schranck’s class chose G'Saun as their Outstanding Oiler of Cooperation because in class, he can be found listening to directions the first time and encouraging his peers to do the same. He is a leader in their classroom by being kind, respectful, and responsible. His manners and kindness to those around him are a couple of Mrs. Schranck’s favorite things about him. When you pass G'Saun in the hallway, you can almost guarantee he will have a smile on his face. G'Saun is new to our district this year, and we are so lucky to have received him! Keep up the great work, G'Saun!
Mrs. Hinnen and Mr. Hensley’s class chose RayLynn as their Outstanding Oiler of Cooperation. They say she does everything they ask her to do and more. She is one of a kind and they are so lucky to have her in their 5th grade class. Keep up the great work and keep being you!
Enjoy Spring Break
The Market will be open WEDNESDAY 3/27/24 from 11:30 am-12:30 pm. No Market Thursday due to Early dismissal for Spring Break!
Regular Market times resume on April 4th.
Friendly reminder we have an early dismissal on Wednesday, March 27th.
Congratulations Aurora ! She is the 110% winner for the month of March. Keep up the great work. #OilerNation #DoGreatThings
Congratulations Jaiden! He is the 110% winner for the month of March. Keep up the great work. #OilerNation #DoGreatThings
Attention Eastwood families, during the weeks of April 3rd-April 11th, all 3rd-8th grade students will take one state IAR assessment per day in either Math and English Language Arts. No assessment can ever fully capture the skills and abilities of a great teacher or the extraordinary benefits and positive impact of a great school, however, the IAR will help provide a sense of where and how we are succeeding and where and how we must improve. The IAR assessment is designed to give schools and teachers more information to support improvement efforts and personalize teaching to better guide your child’s learning. Please find more information in the note linked below or in the image above. Thank you!
The Student Leadership Council is thrilled to announce our upcoming IAR Spirit Week, designed to help students in grades 3-8 prepare for the upcoming testing period! 📚✏️ This week is all about showing our school spirit while getting mentally and physically ready to ace those tests!
Everyone is encouraged to participate, from our enthusiastic students to our dedicated faculty and staff. Let's come together as a community and support each other as we strive for success!
Mrs. Keys says Isaiah was chosen as our Outstanding Oiler of Honesty. He tells the truth even when it is difficult. Isaiah is kind and trustworthy. He is a good friend to everyone in our class, and they know that when Isaiah shares something, it is always the truth. I love having someone as good-hearted as Isaiah in my room.
The Market is fully stocked. Come see us between 2:45 and 4:30 today!
Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Green says, Gavin is our class Outstanding Oiler of Honesty. Gavin is a trustworthy student who tells the truth and shows integrity even when it's hard. Gavin has worked so hard this year expressing himself and being honest with his feelings. We can always count on Gavin to be trustworthy during independent times. He is a good friend, and we love having Gavin be apart of our classroom family. Keep up the good work, Gavin!
Informational Meeting in the gym after school this Thursday, March 14th from 2:40-3:00 for any 5th grader interested in trying out for cheer. Tryouts will begin on May 6th.
Mrs. Collin and Ms. Conklin says, RaeAnn is a wonderful example of honesty. She can be trusted in everything she says. She is honest about her work and does her best. She also helps to keep her peers honest as well. We are so glad to have her in our class!
We are thrilled to introduce the newest members of our incredible school team! Please join us in giving a warm welcome to these outstanding individuals who are ready to make a positive impact on our student's lives.
Dear Parents/Guardians,
On Monday, April 8th, the district will be having a half-day School Improvement Day. Students will dismiss at 11:30am.
Additionally, this is the day of the solar eclipse. To ensure the safety and enjoyment of this event, the district will be providing all students with solar eclipse glasses to take home.
In addition to the eclipse glasses, we will be sending home activities for students to enjoy with their families during the afternoon. These activities are designed to enhance understanding of the solar eclipse and provide an opportunity for families to bond while observing this rare event.
Please ensure that your child brings their eclipse glasses home and follows the instructions provided to enjoy the solar eclipse safely. We encourage you to supervise your child during this time and engage in the activities provided.
Thank you for your continued support in your child's education.
The lost and found is filling up again! Please encourage your student to come by and look if you think they have misplaced an item. Unclaimed items will be donated to the Oiler Market the week of Spring Break.
