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Click on the picture to view our accountablility report card 2018-2019. |
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Upcoming Dates |
| January 2019 |
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February 2020 |
| 7th: Students Return to School |
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6th: Progress Reports |
| 9th: Report Cards |
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| 10th: PTO Donuts with Mom & Fun Friday |
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| 20th: Holiday, No School |
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| 25th: Robotics Competition at NEJ |
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| 31st: Beco and The Magic Show |
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| EJE Pageant Information |
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| March 3rd, 2020 |
| 6pm at the NEJ PAC |
| Deadline for entry forms is February 17th! |
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| Pre-order your yearbook today for only $30.00 each from November-March 1st! |
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| We love our NIX! |
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| 3rd grade FaceTiming a local soldier |
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Mrs. Pitts' friend is engaged to a local soldier named Easton Pierce. He is originally from Seminary and is stationed in Kuwait. He has been there since June and will return home in May 2020. He is a carpenter in the Army. Our students decided that we would write letters to his unit so that they would receive them for Thanksgiving. Each class in third grade wrote the soldiers letters and we sent them along with a class picture overseas. Mr. Pierce and his unit received the letters and he wanted to Face-time the students and tell them thank you. While we face-timed him, we were able to ask him questions. He plans to have letters sent back to all of the students. |
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| Tiger Cubs in D.C. |
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Matthew James, Ashton Thornsberry, Aiden Thornsberry, and Avery Walley were elected by their fifth grade ELA teacher Mrs. Julie Walley to attend the Junior National Young Leaders Envision Program in Washington D.C. Fortunately these students were able to attend the five day camp where they had an opportunity to gain hands-on experience and valuable insight from our nation’s leaders. They were also able to explore the nation’s capital, experience the power of democracy among the monuments, were inspired by exemplary stories of courage, and worked collectively with peers to discover solutions to some of the issues they face today. This trip was an opportunity of a lifetime and these students will treasure the memories forever. |
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| Thanking a Hero! |
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| Our 4th, 5th, & 6th grade EJE Student Council members work hard writing letters to our school families' veterans as their November Act of Kindness Project. |
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| Tone and Mood at EJE |
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| Students in Mrs. Julie Walley's 5th grade ELA class learn about tone and mood by putting their hands into a sack with unidentified objects. |
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| Perfect Attendance Winners |
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| Students with perfect attendance for the month of October were entered into a special drawing. These lucky students had their name drawn for the the Perfect Attendance month prizes, Kindle Fires. Congrats! |
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| Walmart Grant for Kindle Fires |
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| Students in Mrs. Allred's class are pictured as they completed a Turkey Fun Facts Internet Scavenger Hunt using the kindles she received from a Walmart grant. The Kindles are also used for AR, research projects and test prep activities. They were purchased with the funds Mrs. Allred received a as a Walmart Grant recipient. |
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| Cubs in Motion will have practice every Monday from 2:30pm to 4:30pm. |
Robotics Club will have practice every Tuesday from 2:30pm to 4:00pm. |
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| Mrs. Hankin's Class at the Pumpkin Patch |
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| 2nd Nine Weeks |
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| Lessons in the Library |
Our EJE Tiger Cubs have really enjoyed listening to the book Chrysanthemum, by Kevin Henkes this week in the library. It teaches students the importance of kindness and how words and bullying can affect others.
Students pictured are from Mrs. Ingram's Kindergarten class. |
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| Girl Scout Motto: Be Prepared! |
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This is M. O’Connell, a 5th grade student from Mrs. Walley’s homeroom presenting school supplies she collected for donation to the school on behalf of her Girl Scout Troop 3802. Not only will this donation help her earn a merit badge for all her hard work, it will go a long way in helping our less fortunate students have the supplies they need to be better prepared to learn. Pictured: M. O'Connell and EJE Principal Mrs. S. Busby. |
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School Code: MS243 |
Important Reminders! |
- School Starts promptly at 7:45am. Any student arriving after will be marked tardy and will have to serve detention after three unexcused tardies. Please keep in mind that check in times later than 10:00am will result in an unexcused absence.
- Early checkouts must be kept to a minimum. Unless it is absolutely necessary, your child should remain in school until dismissal time. As stated in the handbook, early withdraws are to be approved by the principal in order for withdrawal to be excused. Regular check out ends at 2:00pm as we begin the early dismissal process at that time. There will be no checkouts allowed after 2:00pm. No exceptions.
- Transportation changes should not occur on a regular basis. If you must change transportation for your child, you must do so in writing and we must receive your note no later than 12:00pm.
- Please make sure your child arrives at school with the necessary school supplies. If we are having fun day or days when the students may need spending money, you should send your child's money in an envelope and send it with them to school. The office staff will not accept any money in the office. Students will not be allowed to call home for supplies or money.
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EJE's online school meal payment
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| Please NOTE: All services are free to parents EXCEPT making payments online. A fee of $1.95 is charged for making an online payment. Parents can pay on all their children's accounts in one transaction, even if children are at different schools and only be charged the $1.95. This fee goes to myschoolbucks.com not the district. |
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| School Website Updated by L.Griffin, Library Media Specialist |
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