EastView Wildcat News for Families

Monday - READ A THON ENDS - TURN IN PLEDGES

Project on Track

Dress up Days Begin: Monday is Animal theme day. Many books have animals as the main characters of the story. Students may wear shirts with animal images, cat headbands, etc. NO costumes please.

Humane Society Donations Delivered - Student Leadership team may have parents meet staff there at 3:40 pm for delivery and a photo.

TUESDAY, NO SCHOOL - ELECTION DAY ; EV is a polling site this year.

Wednesday - Project on Track; Dress up day is Fairy Tales or Disney. Wear clothes related to this theme, but NO costumes please.

Thursday - 3rd Grade Spring Performance: 9:00 am for EV students and 12:00 for 3rd grade families; Doors will open at 11:40 am.

***LITERACY/STEM NIGHT begins at 5:30 pm at EV. Dress Up Day is PJ Day; Read A Thon Winners will be announced. $25 gift cards are the prizes

Book Character Contest begins at 5:30pm We will start with kindergarten at 5:30 pm and then will continue in grade level order. We will make an announcement each time we are ready for a new grade level.

The Book Bus will be at the back of EV. All students may visit to receive a FREE book.

Dress up day is : PJ Day

****NO AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING DUE TO LITERACY NIGHT

Friday -

Wear a cool hat or western themed clothing.

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) and Literacy will all be blended together for learning. This event is free for all families. K-5 students may also participate in the BOOK CHARACTER DRESS UP CONTEST (all participants receive a ribbon) and a winner will be selected from each grade for a medal.

In the Spring of 2024 we will be applying for a new 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC) grant. This grant has been in place at Hal Henard, Highland, Tusculum View, Greeneville Middle and Greeneville High School for the past five years. The funds from this grant allow us to offer the before school, after school and summer enrichment programs. As part of the application process we are conducting a needs assessment to identify your interests and priorities. LET'S GET FUNDING FOR EV

In Tennessee, schools are recognized as a Reward school when they demonstrate high levels of performance and/or improvement in performance. In 2022-23, schools earn Reward status based on their performance on the federal accountability system. A school is recognized as a Reward school when it (1) has an overall school score of 3.1 or higher per federal accountability calculation; and (2) is not identified as a Comprehensive Improvement School, Targeted Support and Improvement School, or Additional Targeted Support and Improvement School.

We have received 3 superior recognitions by the state department for 22-23: Level 5 status, State Accountability Letter Grade A, and now Reward School Status. Congratulations to our students, teachers, and staff for these accomplishments. We also know the partnerships that our school has with our families has a huge impact on each student's success.

Our kids are more than a test score. However, it is nice to know that our hard work and high expectations are recognized.

March 7th

Rib Q or Fish Sticks

March 8th

Meatball Sub or Popcorn Chicken