Tavia McIntyre is in her fourth year at Elsberry Middle School. She is a Lindenwood University Grad. Her newest project is organizing our EMS Pep Club. We are excited to see the growing student section at basketball games.
Today is Substitute Educators Day! Our substitutes are a vital part of our education system. Thank you to all of our substitutes. Some of you have worked for us for many years, and other just started this year. We appreciate all of you just the same!
Mrs. Kelsi Conner has been teaching first grade at CCE for 13 years. She hopes students remember her goal was not just to teach them reading and math, but to teach them to be good humans.
Please help support the CCE 3rd Grade Food Drive. All food collected will be used for Elsberry Buddy Bags. The food drive begins on November 15 and ends on December 16.
Just a friendly reminder about our upcoming calendar that changes from our normal routine. We will be in session on Monday, November 21 and Monday, December 19.
The EMS Student Council members did an excellent job organizing and speaking at our Veterans Day celebration. Students joined their Veterans for breakfast in the cafeteria. Next Mrs. Lynne Watson shared her story as a Marine. The EHS Band and the Treblemakers Honor Choir both performed multiple pieces. Duncan Whiteside concluded the assembly by playing Taps. We appreciate everyone who made this day possible and were thrilled by how many Veterans were able to attend. To see more photos please visit the Elsberry Middle School Facebook Page.
The people listed below deserve special recognition.
Student Council Sponsors: Rachel Turner and Cari Braden EHS Band Director: Rebecca Cooper Treble Maker Choirmaster: Jenny Lynn Heras Breakfast: LCR-2 Cafeteria Staff
Elsberry FFA for placing flags
November 8 is National PAT Day! Help us celebrate our parent educators, Dawn Stone and Deana Zimmermann. Feel free to drop your favorite Elsberry PAT photos in the comments.
The national Parents as Teachers model program builds strong communities, thriving families, and children who are healthy, safe and ready to learn by matching parents and caregivers with trained professionals, known as Parent Educators. Parent Educators make regular personal home visits during a child’s earliest years in life, from prenatal through kindergarten.
Find more information on our program at our website:
https://sites.google.com/elsberry.k12.mo.us/elsberry-parents-as-teachers/home
or our Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063009200099
Mark your calendars for the NHS Blood Drive on November 16 in the EHS high school library. The blood drive is by appointment only from 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. One was to make an appointment is to call 1-800-747-5401 to schedule an appointment. See the image for other scheduling options.
Saturday, November 19 is our alumni basketball game at Winfield. Where are our EHS basketball alumni? We are hoping to see you on the court! If you are not up to playing, make sure you come to cheer on your classmates.
Congrats to our October Employees of the Month! Make sure you say congratulations in person if you see them at school or in town. Thank you Elsberry FFA for honoring our staff members.
Mrs. Kelly Hudson has been a member of our faculty for the last eight years. She is currently a member of our first grade team. Her very first job was working with 4 and 5 year olds after school. She still works with afterschool students at our Explorer's Club 21st CCLC grant program.
Today the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office and the Lincoln County Emergency Management Office provided 4E training to our entire staff. Keeping our staff educated and up to date on the most current information is always a priority.
National School Bus Safety Week October 17-21, 2022
While the school bus is the safest way to travel to school, children still need to be careful asthey get on and off the bus. Obstructed views and distracted drivers put kids at risk, which is why it’s important that parents teach them about ways to stay safe.
National School Bus Safety Week October 17-21, 2022
Did you know passing vehicles cause an estimated 2/3 of school bus loading and unloading fatalities? Brake for the bus!
Mrs. Rachel Turner has been teaching at Elsberry Middle School for six years. You will also see her courtside at EHS as our cheer coach. She frequently reminds students to "Always give your best effort."
National School Bus Safety Week October 17-21, 2022
Keeping our most precious cargo safe!
National School Bus Safety Week
What can you do at home to help with school bus safety? Here are a few tips for before school.
Thanks to First Mid Bank & Trust for sponsoring the new scoreboard at the softball field.
Mrs. Dani Rockwell has been teaching 6th grade at Elsberry Middle School for 22 years. When asked what she hopes student remember most about her she said I hope my students remember how much they were loved when they were in my classroom. Thank you for your many years of service and dedication!
National School Bus Safety week is October 17-21, 2022. National School Bus Safety Week is the perfect time to talk to your child about school bus safety. #NationalSchoolBusSafetyWeek
