Elementary Families: October 31 is BOOK CHARACTER Dress Up Day! Please no scary costumes, props or masks.
Be an Attendance HERO!
Eureka Springs Scotties blew away bad choices for Red Ribbon Week!
More 50's Day Fun!
Scotties celebrated the 50th Day and Red Ribbon Week in style!! Time Machine Tuesday for the win!
Elementary Parents: Art to Remember forms will be sent home next week!
Elementary Fall pictures are tomorrow! You can place your order on mylifetouch.com before Picture Day.
School Name: Eureka Springs Elem School
Picture Day Date: Tuesday, October 24
Picture Day ID: EVTD67JRB
Elementary Families: Today, we kick off RED RIBBON WEEK! Please join in on the fun!
REMINDER: No School, tomorrow, Friday, October 20.
Eureka Springs Elementary School Families:
At ESES, we strive to always grow and improve. Please take our surveys and let us know what you think. Your input is both valuable and appreciated. Thank you!
HRS Survey Level 1: : https://tinyurl.com/4n4cn4km
HRS Survey Level 2: https://tinyurl.com/2k4uu3en
No school on Friday, October 20th for fall break!
October is Fire Safety Month. Thank you to the ESFD for educating our students about fire safety. Don't forget to check your smoke alarms!
The district will be closed on Friday, October 20. Enjoy the long weekend!
Scottie Families, We are looking forward to meeting with you this week! As a reminder, elementary conferences are by appointment. Please contact the school if you are not sure of your scheduled time or need to reschedule. Thank you for helping us reach our goal of 100% attendance!
Congratulations to another 53 students who moved up a Lexia level during the month of September at ESES! We are so proud of you. Keep reading, Scotties!
Scottie Families: It's conference time! We are looking forward to meeting with you! Elementary school conferences are BY APPOINTMENT. Please help us meet our goal of 100% participation. Thank you for being our partner in learning!
Our book for ONE SCHOOL, ONE BOOK is HANK ZIPZER: Niagara Falls, or Does It?!
THE IMPORTANCE OF
READING ALOUD
Literacy has a significant impact on a child’s future success. Studies have shown that reading aloud to children helps them listen better and longer, build bigger vocabularies, and feel positively about books and learning. Reading to children also strengthens the emotional bonds between the adult reader and the child, providing positive adult-child connections that are essential to a child’s psychological health and academic growth.
Parents, as we enter basketball season, please note these important game night rules. Thank you for helping keep the students safe!
We will be starting a new book next week! Book title will be announced Friday!
