November

November Focus: Achieve Our Goals & Gratitude

Dates to Note

11/13- Fire Prevention Posters Due

11/17-11/20- Student Gratitude Notes Before School- they can write one for any staff member

11/23- Staff Shout-Out Submission from EV Families Due

11/26-11/27 Thanksgiving Break

2026-2027 District Calendar

Important Reminders

One of our focus' for November is gratitude. Each year we collect staff shout-outs, which are just small messages thanking any staff members for positive impacts they have on your student. We will be collecting these the whole month of November! Click here to submit one!
We had a great Veteran's Day Assembly- here is the slideshow of Eagle View Family Veterans that was created
Starting this week, students are not allowed to bring equipment from home to play with at recess. This has created different issues- we got all new equipment this year for students to play with that we provide.
November is achieve our goals- in alignment from home to school our key areas of emphasis include:

Attitude & Effort are the 2 things we can control every day
Keep working hard when things are challenging- don't give up
Showing kindness to others

Students are not allowed into the building until 8:50am- up until then the doors are locked
Our attendance line phone number is is 952-758-6005 and is available 24 hours a day, as is our email: attendance-ev@isd721.org.
Drop Off and Pick-Up Procedures are here
Our lunchroom visitor policy is here
Updates on birthday celebrations
Technology usage policy (smart watches in particular)

Attendance Matters

Fire Prevention Poster Contest

EAGLE VIEW ELEMENTARY FIRE PREVENTION POSTER CONTEST SPONSORED BY ENMFD

We're excited to bring the Minnesota State Fire Chiefs Association (MSFCA) Fire Prevention Poster Contest to Eagle View Elementary! We encourage all students in kindergarten through 5th grade to join in the fun, get creative, and share an important fire safety message.

THIS YEAR'S THEME

“Charge Into Fire Safety: Safe Charging is a Superpower”
Your challenge is to create an original poster that teaches others how to charge electronic devices safely and prevent fires.

HOW THE CONTEST WORKS

Three winning posters (K-1, 2-3, 4-5) will be submitted to the Minnesota State Fire Chiefs Association for a chance to be featured on the cover of the Minnesota Fire Chief magazine's Spring 2027 issue. State contest winners may also receive cash prizes.

POSTER RULES

1. Use white construction paper measuring between 11" × 17" and 12" × 18".

2. Theme: Include the complete theme somewhere on your poster: Charge Into Fire Safety: Safe Charging is a Superpower

3. Original work: Create your own artwork and design.

4.Spelling: Check all words carefully!

5.Entry form: Attach the official MSFCA Poster Contest Form to the back of your poster (link below)

DEADLINE NOVEMBER 13, 2026

Turn in completed posters to the Eagle View Elementary office by November 13.

Quick Guide with directions and Submission Form

New Reading Curriculum- Arts & Letters

Arts and Letters Family Tips:

Our district has a new reading curriculum for elementary students, Arts & Letters. Below are family resources for each grade level

Upcoming Trojan Events

Eagle View PTO

Our PTO Board

Highlights from 25-26

Join us or Follow Us

Want to Help?

The PTO board will be looking for help in various areas this school year, and will have sign-ups during assessment conferences in August. If you would like to find out more or volunteer, you can email eagleviewelementarypto@gmail.com

Eagle View PTO Info

Back by popular demand!

Our PTO Staff Favorites List is updated for the new school year! One of our most requested resources from families, this list makes it easy to know your teacher’s favorite snacks, classroom supplies, and pick-me-ups when you want to send a little love their way.

Check out the full list here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1n-mJQ1P_tYt5shm1DZK6qRCZyzhecEVSJhOvW5LfAXs/edit?usp=sharing

Eagle View SOAR

Eagle View SOAR Program Info

Profile of a Graduate

The New Prague profile of a graduate displays the career ready skills students will learn through opportunities and experiences during their K-12 experiences.

This month we are focused on being an engaged learner- listening when the teacher is talking, asking questions, participating in class discussion, and thinking about the topics being taught and connecting to what we already know.