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Welcome Back

August 7, 2026

WelcomeBackAugust 7, 2026

Message From The Principal

Eastview Families,


Welcome back to another school year! We hope you’ve had a relaxing and enjoyable summer! Our staff has been working hard to prepare for the 2026-2027 school year. We are excited to welcome students back to school in just a few weeks! Thank you in advance for your support of our Eastview family; we are confident that your child will have a positive experience with us. I will be communicating this year through a monthly newsletter that will keep everyone up to date on what is going on at Eastview. If you ever need anything please reach out to me.


Enjoy these last few weeks of summer! We cannot wait to see you soon!


Jamie Franko


Principal, Eastview

New Staff

We have some new staff members that are joining or returning to our Eastview team this year.

  • Kindergarten & 4th Grade-Jen Copfer

  • 1st Grade-Erika Spiesz

  • Home Liaison-Katie Krichbaum

Class Lists

To view your student’s classroom teacher for the 2026/2027 school year, please log into your student’s PowerSchool account after 4 pm on August 7th. The teacher is listed under the homeroom tab. These lists are final and there will be no changes made prior to the start of school.

Open House/Supply Drop Off

We will have a supply drop off for Open House on Monday, August 17 from 3:30-5:30 pm. We will have staff members throughout the building to help the students find their classrooms.



Grades K-4 3:30-5:30 pm

Regular Arrival/Dismissal Procedures

Student Drop Off-8:35 am front loop near the main doors

School Starts-8:50 am

Car Riders dismissed back of the building-3:20 pm

Walkers dismissed out of the main doors-3:20 pm


Bus Riders dismissed-3:25 pm (when buses arrive)


1/2 Day Kindergarten

Student Drop Off-8:35 am front loop near the main doors

Dismissal-11:30 am Bus loop near Lear Road on the East side of the building

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Main Office Information

Sign- Out

To ensure the safety and security of our students at Eastview Elementary we ask that if you are picking your child up early from school, you bring your identification card to the office when signing your child out. Our office staff will ask you to identify yourself and hold your ID card up to the window for verification. This will help us ensure you are a safe adult for one of our children. While we understand this procedure can be frustrating, especially if you have to go back to your car for your identification, we are doing this to keep everyone safe and secure. Thank you in advance for cooperating with this very important procedure.



Tardy Sign-in & Dropping Off Items


To promote safety, we will be limiting guests entering our Main Office areas. Therefore, parents needing to drop off items at the school will be doing so within the double door vestibule areas, where a table will be set up to leave the marked item(s) example: lunchbox. This table will also have a sign-in area if your child were to arrive late due to a given reason. Guests can always push the buzzer to ask questions with the office personnel.




Reporting Procedure for Absence

When students are absent, parents/guardians are requested to call the Attendance Line (440) 930-8294 before 9:00 am on the day of the absence. The following information must be provided when reporting an absence. (Email should not be used to report student absences)

· Student name

· Date of absence

· Teacher’s name

· Reason for absence


Students who arrive tardy to school are to report directly to the office with a parent or adult. No student should go to class without reporting to the office first. Parents are asked to send a signed note with the child upon return from an absence. The attendance line is available 24 hours a day (440) 930-8294

Birthday Treats

Due to the increased number of potentially severe food allergies (peanut, tree nut, eggs, seeds, gluten, sugar, dairy etc.) our elementary schools have adopted a "non-edible" birthday treat policy. This means that all birthday treats that are brought into school must be non-food items. Some examples of acceptable non-edible treats include: pencils, stickers, temporary tattoos, erasers, silly bands, or any other similar item. We still want to celebrate this important day in your child's life; we just want to do it in a manner that all children can participate in.

2026-2027 Conference Dates

October 7, 4:00-7:30 PM

October 8, 8:00-3:30 PM

March 4, 4:00-7:30 PM

March 5, 8:00-3:30 PM

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