Enjoy Summer

Dear Golden Eagles,

As we wrap up the 2023/2024 school year, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of you. Thank you, Golden Eagles, for your incredible hard work and dedication. Your efforts have improved yourselves and helped Eagle View Elementary thrive as a great school.

This year, we focused on three key areas: academics, attendance, and character traits. Our character traits for the year were Goal-Oriented, Committed, Trustworthy, Integrity, Patience, and Gratitude. Your determination allowed you to tackle many challenging tasks, and I couldn't be more proud of your accomplishments.

As we look ahead, I encourage you to continue embodying our school-wide expectations: Be respectful, work hard, make good choices, and be the best you can be. These principles are the foundation of our school's success and your personal growth.

As you embark on your summer break, remember to:

- Spend time with family and friends. These moments are precious and help build strong relationships.

- Stay active and keep up with your academic skills. A little practice can go a long way in maintaining what you've learned.

- Reflect on how you can become a better student and person. Self-reflection is a powerful tool for personal growth.

- Relax and rest. Recharging is essential to return ready to rock the 2024/2025 school year.

We have many exciting things in store for you next year at Eagle View, and I can't wait to see the fantastic things you will accomplish. Enjoy your summer, stay safe, and keep soaring high, Golden Eagles!

Sincerely,

Mr. Cacciotti

It's such a bittersweet time to announce our Eagle View teachers who will be retiring this school year. Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Fleegle, and Mrs. Sembower have undoubtedly left their mark on our staff, students, and building. They will be gravely missed by all! We hope this is not goodbye forever but more of a "See You Soon!"

Summer Library:

June 10, 17, 24

July 8,15, 22,29

August 5

Summer Tutoring:

June 10, 17, 24

July 8, 15, 22, 29

August 5

Back to School Night:

August 20, 2024

Check out the fun photos and video from our annual carnival—a HUGE thank you to our PTA for organizing this fantastic event.

Students were able to buy the Beach Bonanza experience with 50 orange SOAR tickets! Activities included a photo scavenger hunt, water balloon toss, limbo, and a watermelon eating contest!

Throughout the 2023/2024 school year, our students at Eagle View Elementary have exemplified our core values: Be Respectful, Work Hard, Make Good Choices, and Be the Best You Can Be. To encourage and reward these positive behaviors, students earn Soar Tickets, which they can exchange for a chance to win exciting prizes at the end of the year.

We are thrilled to announce the winners of our End of Year Prizes! Students who earned and exchanged 7 Soar Tickets were entered into the drawing, and this year's lucky winners chose their rewards. We are delighted to share that the grand prizes selected this year are tablets and a bike! 🎁🚴‍♂️📱

Congratulations to our winners and all of our students for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. Your commitment to our school’s expectations is truly inspiring. Keep soaring high, Eagles! 🦅💫

Congrats to all of our dedicated students who went the extra mile with academic competitions this school year. We are all Eagles proud of you! The following pictures include contestants who took place in the Continental Math League, a Scrabble Tournament, the Spelling Bee, reading over 1,000,000 words & 2,000,000 words, and the Math 24 competition! Finally, please take note of the pictures captured at our very own annual Awards Ceremony. A copious amount of Eagle View students were highlighted at the ceremony for their academic, behavior, or attendance excellence. Go, Eagles! 🖤🦅🧡

Rosie Bobby, Addy Campbell, Cameron Hinton, Brylee Barron,

Hudson Knapik, Griffin Halverson, Canyon Mishler, Van Bobby

Myla Letizia

Rosie Bobby, Rylin Kline, Cameron Hinton

Maya Barth, Van Bobby, Griffin Halverson

Amaura Berkebile, Jordanna Moore, Emma DiFebo

Cole Miller, Elli Shetler, and Van Bobby

Jace Swinger

Griffin Halverson, Hudson Knapik, Myla Letizia, Jonah Reese, Van Bobby

Go, Eagles!

National Honor Society has done a lot of AMAZING things this school year! One of the best things was the T-Shirt Drive they organized. Smashing their goal of collecting 200, these kids will be sending off 951 new t-shirts to the Pittsburgh-based nonprofit! These shirts will be adapted with zippers in order to accommodate port sites for pediatric cancer patients at hospitals throughout the country.

A special shout-out to Ms. Moyer and Mrs. Bobby for taking the lead on NEHS this school year! The students will hold these memories close to their hearts as they fly into summer. Thank you for your dedication to our Eagle View students!

Immediately following their dedication to working hard on the PSSAs, students in third grade traveled to a field trip!

Students in Mrs. Rhoades classroom are showcasing their Misty of Chincoteague reading responses. What wonderful writers they are!

Students in 4th grade were given the opportunity to walk over to the Somerset Junior High Library to visit with Mrs. Shetler. The students were given a tour, completed an activity, and hear all about the different types of books they can take out once they are in 6th grade.

Students in Mrs. Rhoades classroom are showcasing their Because of Winn-Dixie reading responses. What wonderful writers they are!

Students in fourth grade completed their Titanic research by exploring each class of the Titanic, creating “unsinkable ships”, and braving the cold water of the Atlantic Ocean!

Fourth grade student's traveled back in time and visited a piece of history on their field trip to Fort Ligonier!

4th Grade Field Day, which is organized and run by Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Harrold, was nothing but straight FUN!

Some students in Mrs. Mack's, Mrs. Berkebile's, and Mrs. Spangler's classes were given the opportunity by the Rotary Club to plant some flowers. The students enjoyed every second of it!

Thank you to the Somerset Rotary Club for including our students in this experience! They are ecstatic to know their flowers will be placed in Uptown Somerset for the community to view.

Fifth grade students do an embryology project from egg to chick. They start with eggs from the Penn State Agriculture Office, study their development inside the egg, and raise them after hatching. Check out some photos from students who were able to take the chicks home with them!

At the end of every school year, students in 5th grade build toothpick bridges. They work together in groups of 3-4 students to build the sturdiest bridge they can out of toothpicks and glue-it is quite the challenge! Below are some pictures of our winners and the process of the bridge breaking. Thank you to Mrs. Berkebile, Mr. Walter, and Mrs. Fleegle for organizing this fun activity for our students!

🏆CHAMPS!!!!🏆

How do you celebrate a great school year? At Songfest! Congrats to these Golden Eagle student-vocalists for singing their way to this year’s festival! Students who were involved in this fun event were Myla Letizia, Kyler Cramer, Cambria Fowler, Ben Johnson, Ava Krebs, Alexis Clark, and Macey Moon. We are so proud of these melodious singers!

At Eagle View Elementary, the best way to start your day is by being greeted by responsible 5th-grade students. Mrs. Coddington and Mrs. Parry led an excellent crew of greeters who not only smiled, complimented, and gave fist bumps to all students entering the building but also showed us the power of positive behavior in our school community. Remember, "A smile is the universal welcome."

We sent off our fifth graders the right way with our annual 5th Grade Dance! The Kickball Championship Game was played and WON by Mrs. Berkebile's homeroom, fun snacks were eaten, dancing occurred, a solo from The Lorax was sung, AND fun summer photos were taken. The students had the opportunity to casually hang with everyone in the grade while enjoying their last few days as an Eagle View student. We are truly going to miss this 5th grade class-they were such a sweet, hard-working, and genuine group to teach. We know they'll thrive as they continue on through Somerset School District 🧡🖤

Mrs. Berkebile's class defeated Mr. Walter's class for the championship game!

Fourth and third grade students lined the hallways to say goodbye to the fifth grade students one final time. Teachers stood outside to wave to the busses as they passed EV for one last time this school year. This group will be missed! 💛⭐