Attention Parents,
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Maisonbleu is Mrs. Booten and Mrs. McBride’s Outstanding Oiler of Self Control. He has shown us many ways he uses self-control in the classroom. He uses breathing exercises and encourages others to do so when needed. Maisonbleu is patient and waits his turn when playing a game or waiting in line for a drink or to use the bathroom. He has been working hard on making safe choices and demonstrates being a whole body listener, especially on the rug. Maisonbleu waits to be called on instead of blurting out. When someone is speaking, he listens without interrupting. We are so proud of him!
Jaiden is Mrs. Miles’ Outstanding Oiler of Self-Control. During our centers, Jaiden always waits his turn when we play a game or do an activity. He keeps his hands to himself. Jaiden also sits quietly at the rug and will meditate and use his self-talk all on his own. These are just a few reasons why Jaiden is a perfect choice for our classroom Oiler of self-control. Keep it up!
Audrina is Mrs. Staten’s Outstanding Oiler of Self-Control. She is an excellent example of self-control as she is courteous to other students, participates in class, follows school rules, and resists doing things that are inappropriate. Thanks, Audrina, for setting such a good example for us.
Talen was nominated by his peers for being Outstanding Oiler of Self Control for Mrs. Jones's class. Talen shows self control everyday both inside and outside of the classroom. Talen is a great example to his peers and strives to work hard and do great things. Keep up the great work, Talen.
Mrs. Schranck says she chose Ryli as their Outstanding Oiler of Self Control because Ryli is always listening and participating during instructional time. During independent work time, Ryli is always doing what is asked of her. She controls herself and helps to remind those around her of what they are expected to be doing. She completes all of her homework on time on top of playing volleyball. Ryli is overall an excellent student and Mrs. Schranck says she is so lucky to have her in her class this year!
Jah'Aire is Ms. Jones’s Outstanding Oiler of Self Control because he has shown major progress with working on self-control. Jah'Aire does his best to follow directions and expectations and completes his work to the best of his ability. He loves to help others and he's always willing to help a friend! Jah'Aire works hard to complete his work and be respectful, responsible, and safe. Ms. Jones says she is so proud to have Jah'Aire in her class and see all of his progress this school year! Keep up the great work!!!
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Mrs. Hinnen and Mr. Hensley’s class chose Ava for their Outstanding Oiler for Self-Control. They say she is an excellent example of self-control. She not only controls her whole body, but her emotions too. She encourages her peers to demonstrate self-control in and out of the classroom. Way to go Ava!
Mrs. Darr said she is proud to nominate Maison as their Outstanding Oiler for self control. Maison has been working hard all month to earn this. He has been so focused during independent work time, making sure he stayed on task and completed his work neatly and accurately. He made sure he was always paying attention during lessons and following the directions. Maison keeps his hands to himself and stands in line without playing around or bothering anyone. Students could look at Maison as a great role model of self control. Fantastic job Maison!
Lucy is Miss Trask's Outstanding Oiler of Self Control! Miss Trask says Lucy is a great example of what it means to have self control. No matter what distractions are happening around her, she always stays focused and completes her tasks to the best of her abilities. Miss Trask says she is so proud of Lucy. Keep up the great work!
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Mrs. Lakho chose Katrina has the outstanding Oiler of Self-Control. Katrina is a great example of for self control! She is always trying her best to follow directions and expectations. Even when others are not following expectations she still is responsible, safe, and respectful. Katrina is a pleasure to have in our class family.
Mrs. McCann chose Daxton as our class Outstanding Oiler for Self-Control. Daxton is always quick to help a friend and make good choices, even when it's hard. He is quick to lend a hand to others and to help others make good choices. Daxton is always a helper in class and works hard to stay on task each day. Great job Daxton! I am so proud of you!
Bobbie is Mrs. Howell’s outstanding Oiler of Self-Control. Bobbie an excellent example of self control! Every choice she makes in our classroom and school is respectful, responsible, and safe. I can always count on Bobbie to do the right thing! She makes sure to complete her class work to the best of her ability each time. She especially does a great job during centers of completing all work and staying on the correct app. Bobbie is a fantastic part of our classroom family and we are so proud of her! Keep up the great work Bobbie!!!
Ensuring regular attendance lays the foundation for academic success in middle school and high school. Let's work together to keep our students on track for a bright future! #AttendanceMatters
Friendly reminder to all parents: If your child is absent, please remember to use the attendance line to notify the school. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!
Join Eastwood in celebrating the 101st day of school on January 31st! If you would like to celebrate along with us, staff and students can participate by wearing 101 Dalmatians themed attire. This could include white with black spots, black and white or red clothing, or even some puppy dog ears. It's going to be a great time!
Due to anticipated freezing rain forecasted, East Alton #13 will cancel in-person attendance on Monday, January 22. In place of attending, students will participate in an e-learning day. Teachers have prepared assignments and further instructions to access at home.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to the school office.
Be careful out there.
