EVE Weekly Director's Highlights
November 1, 2024
Weekly Highlights from Ms. Manning
Fall Fest
Thank you to everyone that came out to our Fall festival. The weather was amazing, there was plenty of candy, and the students had fun. We enjoyed seeing all of the costumes and we can't wait to see what will be in store for our spring festivities. More family activities will be coming soon so be on the look out!
Spelling Bee
Congratulations to the 2024 3rd-6th grade homeroom spelling bee winners! They will move on to the school wide spelling bee November 21st at 4:30. Everyone is welcome to come watch and support the spellers. A huge thank you goes out to Mrs. Tucker for always working so diligently with our students to allow them the opportunity to participate in the spelling bee each year.
Monthly Behavior Incentive
For this month’s incentive, students received a gift bag, and their names were entered in a drawing for a Walmart gift card! We are excited to celebrate the students that exemplify excellent behavior each month. Fostering a spirit of excellence means that we hold our students accountable and have high expectations for their behavior in and outside of the classroom. Thank you to our Deans, Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Youngblood, for supporting all of the students at EVE!
Character Kid
This month we celebrated our students who exude the characteristic of "Authenticity". Congratulations to all of our students that were selected as character kids.
🥓🥣 Monthly Breakfast & Lunch Menus🍕🍟
❗ Important Information ❗
Early Action Open Enrollment
Early Action Open Enrollment begins TODAY! If your child will be starting kindergarten in 2025, now is the time to apply! Submit your application HERE. We would LOVE to have your child join our eStem family for the upcoming school year, so apply today!
We understand that where your child attends school is a big decision, and we appreciate your support of eStem. As current eStem families, we believe that YOU are the best advocates for our schools, and we would love for you to share your experiences with friends and families that may be interested in sending their children to eStem too! We find that word of mouth is the BEST way to share the amazing things we’ve got going on in all of our schools.
Please share our website with anyone who may be interested in seeing the eStem difference for themselves! We have several opportunities for you to visit our schools, ask any and all of your questions, and experience the eStem difference for yourself!
Check out our website for important enrollment information, campus tour dates, and more admissions information!
https://www.estemschools.org/page/admissions-process
Experience the eStem Difference!
From the Health Room
⭐ Upcoming Events⭐
eTeam Information
Veteran's Day
eTeam Sponsored Activity Due Nov. 6th
Veterans Photo Submissions
We are gathering information for Veterans Day and would love to include your contributions and share with the village. Please send pictures to eTeam.eastvillage@gmail.com no later than November 6th.
Students are crafting cards in their Media and Art classes. If you and your child would like to write a thank-you letter or create a postcard at home, please bring them to Ms. Gip’s room (275). We will help deliver them to our local veterans. Thank you for your support!
Monday, November 11th: Wear Red, White and Blue to honor our veterans
Wish List
If you’re able to donate items to your child’s class, it would be greatly appreciated. With cold weather approaching, we need to restock certain classroom supplies. If you’re able to contribute, please have your child bring items to the classroom. We sincerely thank you in advance on behalf of our school family.
Kleenex
Clorox Wipes
Hand Sanitizer
Lysol Spray
Headphones
New Socks (Nurse)
✨Community Events✨
Student Check-out
Check-outs should be reserved for medical appointments or emergencies only. When students are checked out early, they are missing important instruction.
A student may be checked out of school in the case of an emergency or for a medical appointment. Please provide documentation to the office for appointment.
The student will be released from class when the parent/guardian arrives at the student’s school office.
No check-outs after 2:00 p.m.
Early check-out may not be used to avoid the carpool line.
Early check-outs will be monitored and excessive use may result in parent conference with Administration.
Early check-out also causes your student to miss very important instruction at the end of the day and can be counted towards tardies and absences.
Email, Address, or Phone Number Changes
If you have an address, email, or phone number change, please email those changes to our registrar, Mrs. Ginny Parker, at Ginny.Parker@estemschools.org. This helps us make sure our records are up to date and so we can provide you with pertinent information.
Social Media
Please follow us on Instagram @eastvillagek6 and BAND https://band.us/n/a3afA1dfZeP8w where we share important information, upcoming events, stream our various student celebrations, and so much more. There is also a link in our bio that you can click on to access our school website, pay for cash for casual, myschoolbucks, and meal fees. You can also tag us in your posts and stories so that we can share them with our EVEK6 community!
The BAND App and Chatting Features
Not wanting to receive all those notifications? Please watch this video on how to set your notifications to only what you want to receive. https://band.us/band/62412132/post/226
Dress Code and Cash for Casual
eStem East Village Elementary is a uniform school. It is expected that all students wear the prescribed uniform each school day. (Exception of paying $1 to dress out of dress code for cash for casual on Fridays only). Any student who is not in uniform is subject to the provisions of the “Dress Code” section of the eStem Dress Code Violation Policy in the student handbook.
The dress code will be strictly enforced, and the Director of School has final authority on all matters relating to the other dress code. Repeated violations of the dress code will result in detention, loss of privileges, or suspension. If a student misses class due to a dress code violation, the student will be responsible for making up any missed work.