EUREKA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL parent session

Here are some photographs out of Mrs. Bell's recent parent session at Eureka Heights Elementary School.

EUREKA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL hosts chorus and chimes concert

Here are some photographs from Eureka Heights Elementary School’s chorus and chimes concert held earlier this month.

TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL started the season early

Mrs. Ambrosia’s kindergarten at Taylor Parks Elementary School got into the holiday spirit early in December.

The students were surprised with a coloring book and bag of goodies from a peer who would be out of town for their class Christmas party. The children were so thankful!

Also, on December 7, the class made a trip to see Santa. All the children rode on a bus to the Heritage Park to Santa’s Magic Forest. They got to enjoy the beautiful displays and a visit with Santa. Happy holiday season!

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL gingerbread project puts pupils in the holiday spirit

Mrs. Madden's kindergarten friends at Holland Elementary School got in the holiday spirit recently.

They constructed gingerbread houses with family and friends. This was the final activity at the end of the gingerbread unit.

Happy Holidays!

WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL students earn incentive

West Middle School’s first trimester incentive field trip was an outing at Skore Lanes December 14.  

These field trips are an incentive for good behavior and attendance. Over 200 students earned the award.  They had an awesome time and everyone bragged about how well behaved they were.  

West staff is very proud of all of the students and especially how many of them were eligible to attend.  West's second incentive will be to the Detroit Tigers game.

EUREKA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY'S Secret Santa Shop

Here are some photos of the Eureka Heights Elementary School’s PTA-sponsored “Secret Santa Shop” for students that included a wrapping station!

EUREKA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL parent session

Here are some photos of Mrs. Jones’ Eureka Heights Elementary School fourth-grade parent session.

MYERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 'friends' participate in holiday project

Mrs. Wild’s kindergarten friends and Mrs. Youngs’ third and fourth graders teamed up to make a holiday art project at Myers Elementary School. The third and fourth graders also read holiday stories to their kindergarten buddies. They had a great time!

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S gingerbread gala

Here are some photographs of Mrs. Gauss' kindergarten class at Holland Elementary School having a gingerbread gala!

SIXTH GRADE ACADEMY Drama Club is outstanding

Here are some photographs of the recent Sixth Grade Academy Drama Club's performance of "A Christmas Carol.”

KINYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL gets their paint on!

Kinyon Elementary School students painted Ms. Sweet recently because they sold 15 or more items in the Great American Fundraiser.

SIXTH GRADE ACADEMY is all about kindness

The theme this year at the Sixth Grade Academy is kindness. The latest bulletin board  about being kind is based on the book many students are reading named "Wonder," by R. J. Palacio.

A shout out goes to Mrs. Hill for making this wonderful board.

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL features special elf

Mrs. Holstein’s kindergarten class at Randall Elementary School had a special visitor watching over them for the weeks prior to Christmas.

She is an elf from the North Pole named “Snowflake.”

The class voted on a name for her. She brought special “caught being nice” tickets that Mrs. Holstein gives to friends that are being responsible, respectful, kind, safe, ready to learn and/or following the rules.

They also get a raffle ticket to go into a special drawing for a prize. “Snowflake” is keeping the class on its best behavior before the holiday.

RANDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL class learns Daily 5

Mrs. Holstein’s kindergarten class at Randall Elementary School has learned the five parts of Daily 5 and has been doing an awesome job with stamina of 20 minutes for each rotation.

The class enjoys all parts, but especially “read to someone” and participating in word work. 


Mrs. Holstein is very proud of her class!