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!
Tobie Berry, the daughter of Timarie Berry, has been selected as the Eureka Springs Rotary Student of the Month for September 2023. Tobie, a senior at Eureka Springs High School, maintains a 4.0 GPA.
She has been named the Virtual Arkansas Student of the Month and has received the National Rural and Small Town Recognition Award. Tobie is President of Class Council and is a member of the National Honor Society, National Society of High School Scholars, College Prep Scholars and STUCO. She is also a Horatio Alger Scholar. Tobie enjoys reading and listening to music. Tobie has applied to Questbridge for a potential full ride college scholarship. Good Luck Tobie!
High School Parent/Teacher Conferences on two days this year! Monday - October 16 3:30-6:30 p.m. AND Thursday - October 19 3:30-6:30 p.m. Come pick up your student's report card and talk to the teachers.
Congratulations to this year's Homecoming Court!
Make plans to attend the game on November 10th vs. Union Christian. Jr. Girls will play at 4pm followed by Jr. Boys. Homecoming will be around 6pm. The Sr. Boys will play next followed by the Sr. Girls finishing out the evening. See you then!
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!
Reminder Flu Clinic tomorrow! Be sure to bring your signed form if you have not already turned it in.
Who do you accuse?
Make plans to to attend one or more performances of CLUE On Stage (High School Edition) coming up Nov., 3, 4, & 6th. Advance Tickets Available at the ESSD Online Store. Tickets good for all showings.
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Every day matters!
The ESES Book Fair is next week!! The Fair will be open on Monday, 10/16, from 3:30pm - 6:30pm, and Thursday, 10/19, from 3:30pm - 6:30pm. These are the ONLY days/times the Fair will be open! There will be NO shopping times during the school day. This is the perfect opportunity for parents to shop with their kids! We hope to see you there!! If you can't make it, you can shop online at:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/eurekaspringses1
Come hang out with us this Friday night as we kick this season off!!
Thank you to the EQUITY Bank Team for providing lessons on Financial Literacy for our elementary students in grades PK-4!
Congratulations to Trina Lindsey for being awarded the Arvest Bank “We ❤️ Teachers" Award
Ms. Lindsey was awarded $500 for classroom supplies.
Thank you Arvest Bank for supporting our teachers!
Thank a COACH today! October 6th is National Coach Appreciation Day!
Coaches not only lead us on the court, field and trail, but they also teach us valuable life lessons such as teamwork, perseverance, and dedication. We are sure thankful for ours! GO HIGHLANDERS!
WOW! We are so proud of our Scotties for moving up another level in Lexia this week.
Keep up the great work!
"Students have the opportunity to accelerate beyond their grade-level skills, as they are given the ability to demonstrate proficiency in each skill area and are advanced to the next level in the program if no instruction is needed. For students in need of extra support, Lexia provides a level of scaffolding. If the student still struggles, the program provides explicit instruction on the concepts and rules of the skill, allowing the student to demonstrate proficiency and then return to the scaffolded level and standard-level activities. Personalized instruction ensures that students receive the appropriate intensity and support to acquire the skills they need to become proficient readers." ---https://www.lexialearning.com/why-lexia/our-approach/personalized-learning-model
Please join us for our annual Report to the Public!
**REMINDER** Please have flu forms turned in by TOMORROW!!
