Treats on the Trail is tomorrow, Thursday, October 29th. Our students are super excited about this fun Eastern event for our Preschool through sixth graders!
Reminder that students can wear costumes to school. No masks or play weapons are allowed. Face paint is okay.
We have around 400 students for treats. Parents can set up as early as 8:30a.m. There will be signs out for each grade level. Please try to stay within the assigned areas for each grade level when setting up.
Schedule:
11:00-11:20 6th Grade
11:20-11:40 PreSchool
11:40-12:00 5th Grade
11:50-12:10 4th Grade
12:00-12:20 1st Grade
12:10-12:30 2nd Grade
12:30-12:50 3rd Grade
12:40-1:00 Kindergarten
Please feel free to unload your vehicles in front of the elementary building but please move your vehicles to a parking spot once you have unloaded so everyone has access to unload. Additional parking spaces are available in front of the high school and just past the high school building. Please do not park in front of any emergency exits. If you park along SR 7, please make sure your vehicle is in the grass and not on the road.
If you are checking your child out after Treats On the Trail, you will need to walk around to the elementary office to check out your child.
We are super excited for this Spooktacular Eastern Event for our students and our families!
Eastern Elementary fifth- and sixth-grade students recently explored careers in construction and engineering through an engaging, hands-on activity led by Ms. Amy Robinson from the Athens-Meigs ESC in partnership with Tri-County Career Center.
Students were presented with a real-world challenge: a bridge near a school had washed away, and a replacement bridge needed to be built quickly to help students get home safely. Working with a limited set of supplies, students put their creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills to the test as they designed and built their own replacement bridges!
Throughout the activity, Ms. Robinson introduced students to a variety of careers in construction and engineering, helping them explore their interests and discover new possibilities for their futures.
At Eastern, we want every Eagle to find their E - Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled! Experiences like this help students explore the Employment pathway by introducing them to career opportunities, developing important workplace skills, and encouraging them to think about how their interests and talents could lead to a future career.
Happy, Healthy, and Eagle Strong!
Eastern High School students recently visited the University of Rio Grande College Fair to explore opportunities for life after graduation! Students had the chance to connect with college representatives, learn about different programs of study, and discover the many paths available to them after high school.
As part of our Finding Your E initiative, we encourage every Eastern Eagle to explore their future and find the path that best fits their goals and interests. For many students, that means Enrollment—discovering colleges, career programs, and educational opportunities that will help them take the next step toward their dreams.
Students had a Spooktacular time at the dance tonight! Thank you to the Eastern PTO for sponsoring the dance and thank you to all of our Eastern families for bringing your children back to school! It was a fabulous night!
