Before Spring Break, Mrs. Lloyd's 5th-grade students at East End Intermediate were learning about weathering and erosion. Students explored the areas around campus to identify examples of weather and erosion here on campus.
Spring Break is right around the corner at East End Intermediate! This week, we have a few events on the calendar, including reports cards being sent home, SHS students coming to present Jack and the Beanstalk, and our 3rd Quarter Reward. Please encourage your students to stop by the Lost & Found. All items with names have been returned to students, and we still have a mountain of unclaimed items. Check out all of the information in the newsletter at https://secure.smore.com/n/s0dkt.
East End Intermediate's 3rd/4th grade Quiz Bowl competed against nine other teams at the regional tournament in Pine Bluff on March 12th. Their combined efforts brought home the first place trophy, and the teamwork and sportsmanship they displayed was exemplary. Congratulations on a fantastic competition!
The EEI 5th grade Quiz Bowl team competed against nine other teams in the spring regional tournament at ARESC in Pine Bluff on March 10th. The team placed fourth overall and displayed great teamwork and sportsmanship. Congratulations to these students for an outstanding job!
We have seen A LOT of growth in our ATLAS Interim scores in all content areas at East End Intermediate! Remember to check out your child's scores on the ATLAS Family Portal. Good luck to our Quiz Bowl teams as they travel to tournaments this week. Check out what we have coming up on our weekly newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/kurvy.
Third grade students at East End Intermediate used Hershey's chocolate bars to extend their learning about equivalent fractions on a number line. They enjoyed the hands-on learning and the tasty treat.
On Monday, East End Intermediate recognized 26 students who received positive office referrals for demonstrating the Yellowjacket Way during the month of February. We celebrated all students, classes, and staff who received nominations for CKH for being kind. For attendance, we had 31 3rd-graders, 28 4th-graders, and 25 5th-graders (a grand total of 84 students) who received certificates for perfect attendance for the month of February. The CKH focus word of the month for March is courage. We've challenged our staff and students to stand up and be courageous by choosing to do the right thing even when it may be difficult, get outside their comfort zone, and not be afraid to make a mistake. We look forward to celebrating their efforts at our next Monthly Morning Meeting.
We have a lot on our calendar at East End Intermediate over the next few weeks. This week we will be celebrating READ Across America with fun dress-up days and we will also finish our last ATLAS Interim on Wednesday (3/5). If your student is missing an article of clothing, please see our Lost and Found. You can check out all of the other events coming up on our newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/andb2.
East End Intermediate staff wants to give a HUGE shout out to our PTO for providing staff with sweet treats and drinks this morning, and for watching students at recess this afternoon to give teachers a 20-minute break! Thank you for your act of kindness and all the support you continue to provide for our school.
Third grade at EEI has been working hard on writing stories that voice their opinion. They chose the "favorite part of them" and published their drafts. They enjoyed sharing in class publishing parties.
Chief Meteorologist Tom Brannon spoke with EEI's 3rd graders today about his job as a meteorologist at Channel 11, the instruments they use to monitor the weather, and what to do in case of a weather emergency.
TONIGHT is Math & Science Night at the Museum of Discovery hosted by the East End campuses. The address is 500 President Clinton Ave, Little Rock, AR 72201. We look forward to seeing you at 6 p.m.!
Congratulations to our EEI 4th and 5th grade Chess Teams who competed at ARESC. Yesterday 5th grade placed 2nd as a team overall with Spencer McAllister placing 1st individually. Today 4th grade placed 1st as a team overall with Mason Quinn placing 1st and Avlyn Jaggars and Wyatt Ritchie tied for 2nd individually.
Thank you to Mrs. Seaton, Madi Hooks, PTO, and Capital City Tree for providing dinner and iced coffee during Parent/Teacher Conferences. We greatly appreciated it!
We are excited to have our students back at East End Intermediate this week after our weather closures. We will continue our ATLAS Interim Testing this week. We are also very excited to see our families at the Museum of Discovery on Thursday (2/27) for our East End STEM Night. See our weekly newsletter for all the information for the week: https://secure.smore.com/n/yaf6z
Last week, Mrs. Avant's 4th grade science classes learned about weathering, erosion, and deposition in a hands-on lab with "glaciers."
February is Kindness Month at East End Intermediate! Please watch the Sheridan School District social media pages, text messages, and website for weather updates. This week will also start ATLAS Interim Testing on Monday (2/17). Check out the weekly newsletter to review important information about these assessments and how to access your child's scores. https://secure.smore.com/n/0vabq
February is Kindness Month at East End Intermediate! This is a friendly reminder that we will be dismissed early at 1:45 p.m. on Monday (2/10) for Elementary P/T Conferences and Thursday (2/13) for Secondary P/T Conferences. Don't forget about the Spring Book Fair this week. Students will be able to shop during Library activity or P/T Conference night. Click the link for our weekly newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/xrqj0.
This week is School Counselor Appreciation Week, and we want to thank Ms. Stamper for all she does for our students here at East End Intermediate! We are lucky to have her and appreciate her always advocating and supporting our students.
On Monday, East End Intermediate recognized 29 students who received positive office referrals for demonstrating the Yellowjacket Way during the month of January. We celebrated all students, classes, and staff who received nominations for CKH for being respectful. For attendance, we had 48 3rd-graders, 42 4th-graders, and 46 5th-graders (a grand total of 136 students) who received certificates for perfect attendance for the month of January.
The CKH focus word of the month for February is kindness. We've challenged our staff and students to show kindness with their words, actions, and thoughts this month. We look forward to celebrating their efforts at our next Monthly Morning Meeting.
