Our 2nd meeting of the year is October 7th at 6pm at EVE. Our meetings will be the 1st Thursday of each month. Movie Night October 1st @ 7pm outside the schoolCome join us in our 1st family movie night of the year. The students will vote during school on what movie they would like to watch. Outside seating will start at 6:30pm and movie will start at 7pm. We will be selling concessions, bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy a family night on the EVE lawn! Trunk or Treat October 29th from 5:30-7:00pmOur annual Trunk or Treat is back and even better! We will have trunks to treat in, a decorating table, and a dance party. Come with your family in your best costumes and enjoy a great "spooky" night at EVE. If you would like to sign up your trunk, we are looking for volunteers. Soaring Sprint 2022 Fundraising for our annual soaring sprint is coming this Spring! Spring CarnivalMore information coming soon! Silent AuctionMore information coming soon! Seeking VolunteersTo help our event run smoothly we are seeking volunteers to help run the activities.
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Hello Eagleview Families!
We hope everyone has had a great first week of school! We have some amazing activities planned for the 2019-20 school year and are looking to for help with these activities. We currently have open committee spots that we are looking to fill, if you have time and would like to volunteer please sign up on our sign up genius. If you have any questions about any of these committees please join us at our first EPTP meeting of the school year on August 19 @ 6pm in the first floor flex area. Child care will be provided Mark you calendars!
Our annual Soaring Sprint and Fall Festival are coming up on September 27th. These serve as our one major fundraiser for the year so we have put in a lot of planning to make it a huge success! Please note that we are doing things differently this year so please plan ahead. The Soaring Sprint will take place after school this year and will begin at 4:30, please note each grades running times below. The Eagleview Soaring Sprint will be a one-mile race (Kindergarten & 1st grade will be a half mile). The run will take place after school starting at 4:30 pm (see schedule below). All of the races will be timed and medals will be given to the 1st boy finisher and the 1st girl finisher from each grade level. Each grade level will warm-up with a volunteer coach and then will be ready to go to start their run. Family members are encouraged and welcome to join in on the race with their student(s). All students are welcome to come early and participate in the carnival before their run times. We have some amazing activities this year that you won't want to miss! This years activities include Ninja Nation courses, inflatables, hamster balls, cake walk and of course the dunk tank! Our annual silent auction will also be taking place during this time, we have some great auction items as well as amazing teacher experiences that your kids will definitely want to bid on.
Here's the running schedule: 5th/4th grade: warm-up 4:30, race 4:40 3rd/2nd grade: warm-up 4:45, race 4:55 1st grade/kindergarten: warm-up 5:00, race 5:05 SEEKING VOLUNTEERS! We are in need of volunteers to make this a successful race. Some of the volunteer positions include:
Hello Eagles! Our website is currently being updated so please check back in the next couple of days for some important announcements as we gear up for our 2019-20 school year!
Hi families,
We are well under way in preparing for the 2017-18 school year. Just like last year, we will be doing ONE major fundraiser. This will be our Eagleview Soaring Sprint that will take place Friday, September 22. It will be a one-mile (1/2 mile for kinders and 1st grade) run that all students will participate in during their specials time. Awards will be given for the fastest boy and the fastest girl in each grade. All students and staff will be receiving their Eagleview Soaring Sprint t-shirts prior to September 22. Student council is planning some really fun events and a spirit week leading up to the day of the event. Parents are encouraged to attend the run as well as volunteer for a different time slot then their student(s) will run. To celebrate a fun day of running as well as all of Eagleview's fundraising efforts, we will be holding a carnival on the night of September 22. Chick Fil A meals will be available but must be pre-ordered. Admission to the carnival is $5 per child, adults are free. There will be carnival games, a dunk tank, face painting, and so much more! Our fundraising goal for this year is $25,000 with a $100 per student goal. Prizes will be awarded to all who participate. If you have more than one student at Eagleview, we will be awarding family prizes meaning each kid in the family will get the same prize based on how much fundraising the family did. Packets will be sent home right after school starts with all of the information. But, make sure you save the date for September 22. It's going to be a fun one! Eagleview Parent Teacher Partnership and Eagleview Elementary would like to congratulate the winner of the 2017 Eagleview $1000 Scholarship... AARON GRIFFITH Read his essay below. To whom it may concern, I wanted to format this essay as a letter, because it doesn't feel like I'm writing an essay at all. It feels like I'm writing to an old friend. This shows how I valued my time at Eagleview and the connections and memories I have there. When I reminisce my years at Eagleview Elementary, it is difficult for me to find a poor memory. The people I met, experiences I encountered, and memories I recall, all combined to give me a wonderful elementary school experience. My name is Aaron Griffith, and I attended Eagleview Elementary school for first through fifth grade. I have attended Rocky Top Middle School, and will be graduating from Horizon High School in mid May. I undoubtedly enjoyed my time at the elementary school in my life long neighborhood. Eagleview was, and I'm sure still is, a wonderful atmosphere for children who are beginning their journey in not only schooling, but life as well. Eagleview and its staff provided valuable lessons and skills that I continue to use in my daily life. It taught me what a good work ethic is, how to make friends, how to value people and their opinions, but perhaps most importantly, how to enjoy every moment in life. Without Eagleview, I would not be the man I am today, and for that I am extraordinarily grateful. When I saw the criteria for this essay and noticed the segment for a memory, one immediately came to mind. It was the end of fifth grade, and the time had come where we were all getting anxious for the summer and the transition into middle school. Spring was in full swing, and the summer heat had already arrived. My fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Bradley, allowed us to finally pick our own seats after a year of new friendships and experiences. Everyone was overly eager to sit with their friends in odd formations and ride the last two weeks out in style. I on the other hand, had an alternate agenda when I heard this news. Mrs. Bradley was, and I'm sure still is, a huge Rockies fan much like myself. Whether it was watching opening day as we worked, or daily score updates if the Rockies played during the day, she always kept me in the loop about how the club was playing. She would always have the game up on her computer as we worked, and wanted nothing more than success from the ballclub. I have always loved baseball since the minute I could pick up a bat, so naturally I loved how Mrs. Bradley kept me in on all the action. So when we were given the opportunity to pick our seats, I knew exactly where I wanted to sit: right by her desk. Everyone questioned the selection at first when I slid my desk right next to hers, even Mrs. Bradley herself. But she didn't deny me from trying to soak up this golden opportunity. I wanted to sit next to her so I could watch day games and talk baseball with Mrs. Bradley. While some may look at this memory as a minor moment in one’s educational career, I look at it as one of the most important memories of my life. It taught me that while authority was to be respected, connections could still be made and the time could be enjoyed. This is a skill I still use in my daily life, in my job and at school where it matters most. I couldn't be more grateful for my time with Mrs. Bradley and at Eagleview, it groomed me for life. I would go on to win an award at the end of that year that I am still honored to have received; the Eagle award. It is given to the best overall student who showed poise and character throughout their Eagleview career. It was the first year the award was given, and it was given to me by Frank Saponaro, another person who I was honored to meet and spend five years with. I have always loved his storytelling with his yearly reading of Maniac Magee and the butterscotch crumpets he would give us after every chapter. The criteria for the essay called for one memory, but as you can see, I have many more I could tell you. As for my future plans, I have committed to the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs where I will study sports management and hope to achieve my dream of working in the field of baseball. This scholarship would be an honor to receive, and it would help dearly in covering tuition, or even other necessary materials for my college career. My family is tight on money, but has always tried to provide me with the things I need to be successful in life. But this has become more difficult since my father was hospitalized and became disabled due to multiple strokes. Despite this tragedy, my mother is still working hard to send her first born to college. This is difficult for her, however, and that is why I write you today. This one thousand dollar scholarship doesn't seem like much to some, but to me, it would be an amazing benefit to me and my college career. I hope you strongly consider me for this scholarship, as I would not only be honored to win, but grateful as well. Yours truly, Aaron Griffith ><><><><><><><><><><>< Aaron will be speaking to this year's fifth grade class at their continuation ceremony. Thank you to our 2017 Eagleview Scholarship Committee: -Brian Abert, Vista Eye Care -Maura Devine, Adams 12 Community Action Network President -Meagan Hinkle, Eagleview 5th grade Teacher -Jeff Jasica, Adams 12 Community Action Network Representative -Mark Poshak, Adams 12 Community Engagement -Stephanie Strawn, Eagleview Secretary & Registrar -Rebecca VanHorn, Eagleview 3rd grade Teacher -Julie Vigil, Eagleview 2nd grade Teacher EPTP 3/16 Meeting Minutes
Grants 1. PBIS/RAK – grant for incentivizing teachers for kindness counts - $150 APPROVED 2. SPED – Grant for alternative seating options - $800 APPROVED 3. Mystery Science - for entire school science curriculum - $499 APPROVED New Business 1. Scholarship - Malisa shared reasons why we’re offering the scholarship. Bianca shared teachers’ letters in support of scholarship. Group discussed pros/cons of scholarship. Voted and approved. 2. Luau Game Night a. Grade level sponsored games b. Family sponsored games 3. Coffee Cart – last Friday of the month 4. Teacher Appreciation – “Superhero” theme 5. Fun Run Committee a. Looking for people for committee starting in April - Gaylene b. Send a flyer home and Next Door app for sponsors 6. Bylaws committee a. Looking for people for committee in April - Rebecca Old Business 1. Reviewed all old business – no discussion Attendees Malisa Denke, EPTP Parent Chair Julie Wesling, EPTP Co-Chair Bianca Porter, EVE Principal Amy Bezerra Sarah Graf Gaylene Kabel Keri Odekirk Mackenzie Satrum Justin Scott Rebecca Vasey Julie Vigil Dana Welch Mark Whitney Rosa Whitney Mary Wood-Donlin Next Meeting Thursday, April 20 from 6-7:30 p.m. Our second annual Holiday Craft Fair is coming up on Saturday, December 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Come and shop for presents for Christmas, or find something fun for you! We will have crafts for kids that they can make and give away for a Christmas present for a family member or a friend. We will have a photo booth. Check out all of our fabulous vendors: --Gina Lantz Photography --Cards by Dani --Thirty One Bags --Veronica's Closet --LuLaRoe --Sweets by Drea --Annie Cakes --Juice Plus --Pampered Chef --Mary Kay --Tastefully Simple --Isagenix --Wreaths by Fallon --Wild Roots --It Works --Herbalife --Moonlit Dreams --Tea Time Baskets In addition, we will have handmade baby items and pottery for sale. If you would like to be a vendor, we do still have a few spots left. Please email [email protected] for more details. Join the Eagleview Parent Teacher Partnership and the Eagleview Student Council in our Community Food Drive by bringing in canned or non-perishable foods to school starting on November 1 (for 3 weeks). We are coming alongside Food for Hope to help feed Adams 12 families this holiday season. Student council will be holding a class competition to help boost donations.
Food Donation List:
Hey Eagles!!
First off, thank you so much for all of your support with our Freaky Fun Run and Carnival! We raised $15,000 total!! Prize packages went home yesterday for all those that raised money. Top winners were announced on morning announcements today. The winner of the iPad Mini is Penny Flaming. Penny is a 1st grader in Miss Kim's class. She raised over $800!!! The top three classes were- Miss Kim's class with a total of $1812 Miss Molly's class with a total of $1620 Ms Blascoe's class with a total of $1455 The top two classes that showed up for our event on October 22 was Mrs. Atwell's class and Mrs. Trujillo's class. Thank you again for ALL of your support and participation!
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