The Junior Class is selling Little Caesars pizza kits to help offset the cost of Prom. Orders are due by September 23rd. If you have any questions, reach out to any EV Junior or Mrs. Koch at abbie.koch@eastonvalleycsd.com
10 days ago, Marsha Skoff
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Congratulations to this year’s Homecoming Court:

King candidates: Jordan Boehde, Lucas Kunde, Houston Holdgrafer, James Buhlman, Tyler Kunde

Queen candidates: Cambri Clark, Nizhonia Schmidt, Sadie Roling, Bridgette Moeller, Elise Knutsen
about 15 hours ago, Marsha Skoff
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Congratulations to our 2027 Homecoming Court!
about 15 hours ago, Brooke Collister
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Save the date! Students in grades K-6 should have brought home a permission slip to attend the QC Storm Education Day hockey game on October 22. Please return them to your child's teacher by October 9.
about 19 hours ago, Austin Daniels
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3rd Grade has been reading the story The Wind in the Willows and learning about the themes of friendship, hospitality, responsibility, loyalty, and irresponsibility. Students completed an opinion writing piece describing how a character showed a specific theme throughout the story!
1 day ago, Emily Michaelsen
3rd Grade has been reading the story The Wind in the Willows and learning about the themes of friendship, hospitality, responsibility, loyalty, and irresponsibility.  Students completed an opinion writing piece describing how a character showed a specific theme throughout the story!
3rd Grade has been reading the story The Wind in the Willows and learning about the themes of friendship, hospitality, responsibility, loyalty, and irresponsibility.  Students completed an opinion writing piece describing how a character showed a specific theme throughout the story!

Friday's game at home vs. Central City has been moved up to 6:00 p.m. start time due to possible weather.

1 day ago, Marsha Skoff
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Mrs. Ralston's 2nd grade collaborated together to create an anchor chart for what independent reading sounds and looks like. Then, they had the opportunity to practice around the room!
1 day ago, Kirsten Filippi
Silent Reading
Silent Reading
Silent Reading
Silent Reading
Silent Reading
Our 5th grade students are building their reading fluency through Readers Theater! By practicing and performing scripts, students are working on accuracy, expression, pacing, and confidence while bringing the characters and stories to life.
1 day ago, Melinda Thomson
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Muster on Maquoketa was a big hit for our 8th graders! This Civil War reenactment event is top notch!
3 days ago, Jen Knutsen
Several students got in on trying the Civil War coat on.
Another photo of the Civil War coat. It was made of wool and very heavy.
On our way back from Muster on Maquoketa, a Civil War reenactment event. Had a great time!
Muster on Maquoketa waiting for our first station to start.
Civil War coat. Students were surprised by how heavy it was.
First grade was able to explore some of their math tools: geo boards, base ten blocks, and pattern blocks. They were a big hit! 🤩
3 days ago, Lexee Stoll
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Mark your calendars! EVES grade level family engagement dates are attached. We look forward to inviting everyone into the building to connect with your students learning!
5 days ago, Austin Daniels
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Today in Mrs.Blasdell's 4th Grade Math we practice on lining up our numbers,using our estimating skills, and collaboration on US Traditional Subtraction strategy! We have some future mathematicians here at Easton Valley!
5 days ago, abby blasdell
Collaborating on US Traditional Subtraction
Collaborating on US Traditional Subtraction
Collaborating on US Traditional Subtraction
Collaborating on US Traditional Subtraction
Easton Valley Hall Of Fame
September 26

Join us on September 26 at the Miles Elementary Gym for a very special evening as we celebrate and honor the newest members of the Easton Valley Hall of Fame; the Miles HS 1956-57-58 Mile Relay Teams, Jim and Mary Vorland, Doug Beck, Jerry Jochum, Dr. Kyle Kreinbring, Dr. Charles Bormann, and Eric Johnson! The community can
Sponsor a Table – $100
Includes 2 meal tickets and name in program
Sponsor an Award – $50
Name in program and with the award


Meal tickets are $30 per person and must be purchased in advance. Contact Marsha at the high school 563-689-4221 if interested in purchasing tickets or sponsoring no later than Wednesday, Sept. 16. The banquet is a wonderful opportunity for our community to come together to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of the inductees.
5 days ago, Marsha Skoff
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LEAP Weekly Schedule
5 days ago, Andrea Reuter
Leap
In Mrs. Ralston's 2nd Grade class, they worked on writing complete sentences. They created "Captain Capital" and discussed different parts of speech before they each wrote their own complete sentence!
8 days ago, Kirsten Filippi
complete sentence
complete sentence
complete sentence
complete sentence
complete sentence
complete sentence
This morning, students at Easton Valley Elementary conducted their annual Mission March. Classes collaboratively created class purpose and commitment statements for the year and shared them with their peers and community members. It was a great way to begin our Friday!
8 days ago, Austin Daniels
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Mrs. Ralston's 2nd Graders used their 5 Senses like detectives to practice being scientists today!
9 days ago, Kirsten Filippi
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Detective Lab
Mrs. Kilburg's kindergarten class enjoyed learning about corn with Ag in the Classroom. We even got to make our own decorative corn to take home!
9 days ago, Emily Kilburg
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Today, EVES ran a"Code Blue" drill to practice an emergency situation where we may need a quick medical response. We have an awesome and well prepared first responder team in our building! Thank you to Nurse Amy for coordinating the drill.
9 days ago, Austin Daniels
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Salute to Service Hometown Heroes at this Friday's football game at Springville. They invite all local veterans, active-duty military, EMS, firefighters, and law enforcement living in Springville or the surrounding area to join them on the field to be recognized as a group during the playing of the National Anthem. They will also receive free admission.
10 days ago, Marsha Skoff
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