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.
Monty Aldrich
Interim Superintendent
Parents/Guardians:
Due to the forecasted extremely cold temperatures this weekend, our district will be sending home materials and technology devices for possible use on Monday IN THE EVENT we need to call for an E-Learning day. We will monitor the forecast for changes all weekend.
We are sending these items home to prepare for E-learning just in case we aren't able to have students attend Monday. It is still possible that Monday could be a normal school day. We thank you for your understanding in the best safety for kids.
Congratulations Ella! She is the 110% winner for the month of January. Keep up the great work. #OilerNation #DoGreatThings
Congratulations Avery! He is the 110% winner for the month of January. Keep up the great work. #OilerNation #DoGreatThings
Congratulations Gavin! Gavin’s name was drawn from all students who had perfect attendance first semester. He won an Oiler blanket!
It's Market day! Come see us between 2:45 pm and 4:30 pm at door #11
Mrs. Campbell's class voted, and Nora was chosen as our Outstanding Oiler of Caring. Nora is an extraordinarily caring person and it shows in everything that she does. She cares for others deeply by always checking on them when they are in need, offering help in any aspect, and choosing caring words when speaking to others. She is not only caring towards people, she also cares about her work. She puts forth a great effort on her school work and is never careless on how she completes it. Nora is a very generous person, and goes above and beyond for her classmates and teachers. I am so proud of the wonderful young lady she is, and I know without a doubt she will go on to continue to do great things.
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.
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.
Attend today and achieve tomorrow.
I hope this message finds you well. Due to dangerously cold wind chills forecasted for tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16, 2024, East Alton #13 will be closed for in-person classes to ensure the safety of our students, teachers, and staff.
However, learning will continue remotely as it will be an E-Learning Day. Students are required to log on to their Google Classroom accounts to access and complete their assignments. Teachers will be available via email during regular school hours to provide support and answer any questions.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter. The safety of our school community is our top priority, and we believe that this decision will help ensure the well-being of everyone.
If you have any concerns or questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to the school office.
Stay warm and safe.
Sincerely,
Monty Aldrich
Interim Superintendent
Parents/Guardians:
Due to the forecasted extremely cold temperatures this weekend, our district will be sending home materials and technology devices for possible use on Tuesday IN THE EVENT we need to call for an e-Learning day. We will monitor the forecast for changes all weekend and will hope to make a decision on Monday.
We are sending these items home to prepare for e-learning just in case we aren't able to have students attend Tuesday. It is still possible that Tuesday could be a normal school day. We thank you for your understanding in the best safety for kids.
Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, January 15, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Gracie is Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Green's Outstanding Oiler of Caring! Gracie has the kindest heart. She is extremely helpful in our classroom. We see Gracie always offering help to other students and politely giving them reminders of our expectations. Gracie enjoys helping students learn and not just SHOWING them how to do something. She cares about her classwork and always does her personal best. We love having Gracie in our classroom, she is so incredibly caring!
Ja’Niyah was chosen as Mrs. Keys’s Outstanding Oiler of Citizenship. In their classroom family, Ja'Niyah is the prime example of how to be a good citizen. She is kind, caring, and a friend to everyone. Ja'Niyah works hard to follow the rules and make our school community a better place. She picks up trash even when it's not hers, helps to organize the classroom by keeping everything in its proper place, and gently guides others to make the right choices. Ja'Niyah is a great citizen to her class, our school, and the community as a whole.
Kolbie is Mrs. Conklin and Mrs. Collins Outstanding Oiler of Caring. Her teachers state she cares about her class family, her classroom, and others. She looks after others when needed. Kolbie takes time to assist with cleaning our classroom. She always has a hug and smile for everyone.
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Harper is Mrs. Darr's Outstanding Oiler of Caring. She is always doing acts of kindness for her classmates, her teacher, and other members of our school. She loves to make beautiful pictures and cards for people, and offers to help classmates and visitors with anything needed. She always offers a hug or a kind word when our classmates are hurt or having a sad day. Harper has such a caring heart and I am proud to nominate her. Keep making the world a more caring place Harper!
Nora is Mrs. Wille's Outstanding Oiler of Caring. Nora shows she cares in every aspect. When someone is hurt she always is willing to help. She is always focused and does her best all throughout the school day. During math, she is always willing to help other students in need. She's really kind and includes everyone.She helps clean up the room every time we’re leaving at the end of the day. We are so proud of you Nora and are so thankful you’re a part of our classroom family.
Liam is Mrs. Booten and Mrs. McBride’s Outstanding Oiler of Caring. They say Liam has the biggest heart of anyone they know! He is always the first to give them a compliment! Liam always asks his friends if they are okay when they fall down or get hurt. He was their first choice for Outstanding Oiler of CARING! Great job, Liam!
Cooper was chosen as Miss Baker’s Outstanding Oiler of Caring because he is always caring for his classmates and other peers. He is always putting others first, helping out others when they are in need, and always making sure his friends are okay. Cooper is always the first one to help a friend when they are sad or hurt. Cooper also is very caring about our classroom and supplies. He always makes sure that everything is put away nicely and that everyone is being kind to our things. We are so proud of you, Cooper!
