We love our guests and community support! Thursday, National History Day State Coordinator, Dr. Pat Ramsey, helped Mrs. Lewis's 8th Graders with their NHD projects. Thank you, Dr. Ramsey!
EEM students earn our first trophy! Proud to announce Tucker Dowler, Daycen Porter and Hector Aguilar earned the Superior Rating Trophy in the Group Acting Category at the Arkansas Junior Thespian Festival. Way to teach/lead the Sheridan Junior Thespians Troupe, Mrs. Scott!!!
EEM robotics team is moving fast! Students were put into teams, picked roles, and are researching VEX IQ.
EEM's engineering class is moving fast. Students are working through the engineering design process to solve problems and explore better options.
VEX Ready! Meet the new EEM VEX team. Students learn and research what VEX robotics is, specifically VEX IQ. We will meet and discuss different types of builds, various schematics of most productive use of time and scoring, how to keep an accurate engineering notebook, etc.
Please join us for a Community Pep Rally for all sports on Nov. 19 at 6 PM at the Yellowjacket Arena! #TurnItUp #YJNation
Another great day at EEM! Progress is being made in Mr. Beckwith's Engineering Class as students enjoy their ETE stations.
Students at East End Middle School were greeted by special guests in the car line today with important messages about staying drug free! #redribbonweek
Students were geared up for the beginning of module rotations in ETE class. Students will rotate every two weeks to a new station learning all about the engineering design process and how technology can and is incorporated into it.
Look who came to visit us!
Yesterday, the EEE 2nd Grade Ambassadors paid us a surprise visit and gifted us a poster for Red Ribbon Week. Just say BOO!!! To Drugs!!!
Thank you, Yellowjackets, can't wait to have you at EEM!
The Sheridan School District will host a Substitute Teacher Training Seminar on Friday, Nov. 1, from 9 AM to 12 PM, at Sheridan High School, 700 West Vine Street in Sheridan.
Please park in the parking lot in front of the Yellowjacket Arena and enter through the arena doors. We will be there to greet you at the door.
Applicants must:
1. Be at least 21 years of age.
2. Have a high school diploma (minimum).
3. Pass FBI background check. (Please call for instructions.)
Bring Driver's License, Social Security Card, Proof of High School Diploma or College Transcript.
For more info, call 1-800-641-0140 or visit ESS.Jobs.
Mr. Beckwith's 8th grade science classes learn about how Kepler came up with his idea of planetary motion. They also compared the similarities and differences between Aristotle's and Kepler's theory. Kepler vs. Aristotle.
Kindness pays! 💵 Sara Dees, Raegan Kidd, and Hannah Brooks were recognized with $20 gift cards from Mr. James (bus driver and evening custodian) for their excellent behavior and helpfulness on the bus. 🚌 We have the most caring bus drivers!
Career Development classes learn about careers in Architecture & Construction and practice problem solving and teamwork during the Marshmallow Challenge.
Yesterday, Mrs. Otten's 6th graders participated in a sidewalk art contest against their fellow classmates.
Last week, Jason Hooks, facility director of the AGFC's Delta Rivers Nature Center in Pine Bluff, spoke to Mrs. Walker's Career Development classes about careers in conservation. We love community support! Connecting classroom learning to the workforce.
Ms. McCaslin uses students love of gaming to prepare for their Arkansas History exam. Kids love Kahoot and Quizlet competitions and teamwork it takes to reach their goal. Question are student designed for review. Test scores are increasing through interactive play.
It was a busy week for 8th graders at East End Middle School! Character autopsy (analysis) in English, creation of timelines of U.S. voting history as part of Celebrate Freedom Week, and students in Engineering are learning to read a tape measure for the next module.
It was a busy week at East End Middle School! Students in Mrs. Goode's Reading class are wrapped up their reading of R.J. Palacio's "Wonder" by writing positive character traits to describe their peers demonstrating how everyone is a "Wonder."
Students review for their Plate Tectonics Assessment through an Escape Room activity.
