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Eastern Greene Eastern Greene Eastern Greene Eastern Greene
Elementary School Elementary School Elementary School Elementary School 10503 E. State Rd 54, Bloomfield, IN 47424
812-825-5623
www.egreene.k12.in.us www.facebook.com/easterngreeneschools.com
September 23, 2016
Principal: Sharon Abts Counselor: Dawn Sullivan
This past week’s heroes are: Dayln Bush, Eli
Jacobs, Chloe Lintz, Carter Davis, Bailey Ni-
cholson, Dominik Icenogle, Cody Jackson,
Kayleigh Hammer, Sophia Sudano, and Alana
Prevo.
Way to do your Thunderbird best!
HEROES! FOOD DRIVE
Eastern Greene Ele-mentary Stu-
dent Council will be sponsoring a food drive September 26-30. You
can help others in our community by donating nonperishable food
items. Some examples are: cereal, soups, canned fruits and vegetables,
rice, pasta, peanut butter, or many other foods in boxes or cans. The
class that brings the most items will receive a special treat!
ELEMENTARY FUNDRAISER KICKOFF!
The Elementary School Fundraiser kick off was
on Monday. The order forms and payment will
be due on Monday, October 3rd. The money
raised will help fund student activities, field trips, classroom
supplies, and more.
We appreciate everyone’s support!
Upcoming Calendar Events: October 10-14 Fall Break—No School
October 19 Picture Retake Day
October 20-28 Book Fair
October 26-27 Parent/Teacher Conferences
EASTERN GREENE SCHOOLS PODCAST Be sure to check out the podcast on our school website. There is a lot of great
information. You can go directly to the website at http://static.theflypod.com/episodes/eastern-greene-schools/
COUNSELOR’S CORNER All About Careers and College Planning
HOW CAN I HELP MY CHILD SUCCEED IN SCHOOL?
You may think grade school is too early to be planning for col-lege, but it’s actually the perfect time to start. Setting up a good foundation means your kids will be more prepared for the path to college. Review the tips below and learn how to encourage them now so they’ll be prepared for college when they’re older.
Tips to help your child succeed in school:
• Review your child’s homework each day.
• Keep up with your child’s progress re-ports. Know what grades they are making.
• Find a quiet place for your child to study at home. Work with them to make it a place they enjoy, but keep it free from distractions.
• Encourage your child with approval. Praising the good behaviors is a way to keep them incentivized to succeed.
• Get them involved. Give your child spe-cific tasks to complete, and make sure he/she is participating and contributing in his/her own way.
• Draw connections to real life. Kids want to understand how they can use the knowledge they are learning. Talk to them about career and college plans.
COMMUNITY NEWS:
Eastern Greene Girls’ Biddy Ball program
is an instructional league that teaches the fun-
damentals of basketball. The season will run
from Oct 17th- Dec. 11th. Practices will be
one-two days per week and games are on Sun-
day afternoons, beginning Nov. 6th. The sea-
son will kick off with a skills clinic hosted by the
Girls’ Varsity Coaches and Players. The clinic will
be held in the auxiliary gym for grades K-2nd on Oct.
3rdand 4th from 4:30-5:30pm and grades 3rd-4th on
Oct. 3rd and 4th from5:45-7:15pm. Registration forms
are due on Thursday, September 29th.
IU Saturday Science Quest for
Kids is a 5 week inquiry-based ex-
perience that goes from October 15-
November 12. Grades K-1 study
Saturday Science Olympics, Grades 2-3 study Re-
newable Energy Engineers, Grades 4-5 study Natu-
ral Disasters, and Grades 6-8 will check out Medical
Engineering. Space is limited and scholarships are
available. To enroll, go online to
education.indiana.edu/quest
Calling all Scouts. All Cub Scouts,
Girl Scouts, Brownies are welcome to
walk in the Owensburg Founders Day
Parade with the Boy Scouts on Satur-
day, September 24th. Meet at 1:30
pm where the parade begins.
If you are interested in being a substitute
teacher, please contact our central office at
812-825-5722. Requirements are a high
school diploma and a positive attitude.