What a beautiful first day! Students, and Mrs. Pott, could not wait to try out the new playground features!
See you soon!
Empower your girl’s next chapter by signing her up for Girls on the Run at Clarence Cannon Elementary. Through movement-based activities, group discussions and community impact projects, participants gain the confidence to stand up for themselves and others. In fact, 92% of participants said that because of Girls on the Run, they feel they can speak up and share their opinions. Click here to secure her spot: www.gotrstl.org
Contact Joy Yates at jyates@elsberry.k12.mo.us if you have specific questions about the program.
The CCE Leadership Team is busy planning an amazing new school year for our staff and our students! Looking at goals, analyzing data, writing action plans, and planning professional learning for the year is not what all teachers do in summer, but this team does! We are very thankful for The Meditated Educator, Emily Turner, for being our facilitator.
Here are the 2024-25 ESD Bus Routes. Please note, if you recently enrolled it might take a day or two for your stop to appear.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iEFxo1XRRmroSJb4hsEoCZ_IXYGCURUyO3sRgVLyVZE/pub
The Registrar's Office is open daily. If you would like to fill our paperwork before you get here, please go to our website.
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/registrar
Please help us welcome Molly Hatcher as our new third grade teacher at CCE! Molly is starting her teaching career with us and we are so excited to have her on our staff. She is a graduate of Southeast Missouri State University.
Please help us welcome Morgan Aslin to our staff. She might look familiar as an Elsberry Alumni. Some of her favorite Elsberry memories include FFA and Washington Leadership Conference. We look forward to making more memories with Morgan as a member of our elementary and middle school special education staff.
Please help us welcome Morgan Aslin to our staff. As an Elsberry alumni her favorite Elsberry memories include FFA and Washington Leadership Conference. We look forward to making more memories with Morgan as a member of our elementary and middle school special education staff.
The Elsberry R-2 School District Back to School Open House is Thursday, August 15 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Please welcome Erin Toeniskoetter as our new Elsberry Food Service director. Food services will be managed again by the school district, not an outside vendor. All food service prices have moved up 10 cents in accordance with state regulations. Free and Reduced lunch applications will be distributed the first week of school. Please return those promptly.
Back to school season is here! Below is the 2024-25 Elsberry School District calendar.
https://www.elsberryschools.com/page/calendars
What is Explorer's Club? Explorer's Club was established in 2011 by a federal 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant. The program has been awarded this grant again in 2016 and in 2021. Explorer's Club serves students in grades K-5 before and afterschool Tuesday-Friday. If you would like to know more about the program please call 898-5554 ext. 267.
For the 2024-25 school year, CCE will be using a school supply fee instead of asking families to purchase individual school supplies. The fee will be $30 per child. This fee will cover all necessary supplies for your child except a backpack. Payments can be made by cash, check or money order in the elementary office.
Mrs. Arla Jo Kaimann had a wonderful professional development experience this summer. Here is her description:
I was fortunate enough to attend the Elevate conference again this year and it was even better than last year. I attended workshops on the science of writing and brain development, how to make my classroom more engaging, and how to further diversify my lessons to reach all learners. I was fortunate to hear keynote from Gerry Brooks, Kim Bearden and Mr. Greg. I also had the pleasure of attending sessions with Jake Daggett. The icing on all of the cake was getting to attend a concert and meet Jack Hartman! That is some serious street cred with little kids. I'm so grateful to be able to attend this conference to make myself a better teacher.
Our school resource officer Julie Conner is such an asset to our students and staff. She always goes above and beyond. You might find her in Mrs. Kaimann's class on the V for visitor alphabet countdown day in May. Our students were very excited to find her passing out popsicles on the playground! We sure do appreciate our SRO and all she does for us!
Did you know that July 21 is National Ice Cream Day? Thank you Mrs. Seeley for arranging the ice cream truck reward this year. It was a perfect way to celebrate academic accomplishments.
Looking for a rainy day or it is too hot to go outside activity? A "glow" day is always a big hit. Some glow sticks, a blacklight, highlighters and anything neon and you have a whole new world! Thanks Mrs. Kaimann for sharing your glow day photos for inspiration!
Not all summer adventures have to be a long journey. Our first grade students had a great field trip to the Pickle Barrel, City Park and Palmer Library in May. Where have your summer adventures taken you?
