🩸 Join the Easton Valley Student Council for our Blood Drive! ❤️
It takes less than an hour to save a life and make a real difference for someone in need. Every donation matters, and every donor is a hero!
⏰ Appointment times are filling up fast, so sign up today to reserve your spot:
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=PrestonIA
🚶 Walk-ins are welcome, but those with appointments will be taken first — scheduling ahead helps you get in and out quickly!
Be part of something powerful and help us make an impact in our community. We hope to see you there!
Junior Class is selling Nothing Bundt cakes as a Prom fundraiser. See any junior to place your order or call the HS office. Thanks for your support!
Easton Valley Golf apparel is now on sale! Here is the link to order: https://adcraftwebstores.com/evglf26/
Store closes March 9th.
📚 It’s “Game On!” River Hawks! 🎲
We can’t wait to see everyone at Academic Night on Tuesday! You and your child will have the chance to visit different stops and classrooms, with every teacher hosting a fun math or reading game. Fun for all grade levels!
Get your card punched at each stop; visit at least 5 of them and turn it in for a chance to win a prize at Friday’s assembly!
Come ready to find ideas to help your child improve their reading and math skills at home as well.
EASTON VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
MARCH 3, 2026 @ 7AM
JH/HS BOARD ROOM
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Personnel
4. Open Enrollment
5. Adjourn
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
MARCH 3, 2026 @ 7AM
JH/HS BOARD ROOM
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Personnel
4. Open Enrollment
5. Adjourn
LEAP week of March 2 - 6
Please join us on Tuesday evening for our school academic family night.
Please join us on Tuesday evening for our school academic family night.
First grade students learned about Early American civilizations. They made maize, chinampas, llamas and headdresses, and colored pictures of an eagle and serpent. To share what they learned, the students set up a classroom museum and presented their work to staff members. It was a great way to celebrate their learning!
Congratulations to Senior Rylie Gillen in completing her commitment to the National Guard last weekend! Such an inspiring and strong leader!
We’ve noticed some confusion from a recent post on a Jackson County Scanner facebook post. To clarify, our school was not involved in a child leaving school grounds during the school day. In fact, the child was at home when they wandered away, and our caring and dedicated staff assisted the family in ensuring the child's safety. Like they say, "it takes a village"...and sometimes that means families, deputies, and a school team. We are grateful to be a part of a community that looks out for one another. GREAT TO BE EV!
Yesterday JCC talked to kindergarten about beavers. They got to touch real beaver fur, see their teeth, and see a piece of wood that a beaver chewed on.
Ms. Nicki's preschool built STEM pieces. Then had to use them together to make an invention to knock their dominoes down!
Jackson County Conservation (JCC) along with some guests, Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches, visited fifth grade. Students got to observe, hold, and feed the insects.
5th grade family engagement hour is this week!
Ms. Nicki's preschool has been working on their STEM kit called Push, Pull, Go. Today, kiddos got to follow picture directions to build a ramp to use while continuing to learn about force.
The National Theatre for Children presented, "Fund Your Future" to Easton Valley, Andrew, and Delwood fifth and sixth graders. This 35-minute financial literacy program teaches through engaging sketches featuring a variety of entertaining characters.
Fund Your Future teaches the following educational points:
How to prioritize your needs and wants
The difference between cash and credit
All about investing
The importance of forming a savings habit
Students were also each given a Financial Literacy Student Guide to take home and share with their families.
Mrs. Thomson
Fund Your Future teaches the following educational points:
How to prioritize your needs and wants
The difference between cash and credit
All about investing
The importance of forming a savings habit
Students were also each given a Financial Literacy Student Guide to take home and share with their families.
Mrs. Thomson
Financial literacy in action! Way to go, 6th grade — especially our student volunteers who helped make the presentation interactive!
Reminder that the EV Track and Field Apparel Store closes in THREE days! https://adcraftwebstores.com/EVTAF26/
3rd Grade has been learning all about the solar system. Today we learned about constellations and how explorers used them to navigate. We made models and learned what different constellations represent!
Please sign your preschool students up for next school year if you have not done so already!
Attention Riverhawk Alumni!
If you receive a call from the number 1-800-Reunion (1-800-738-6466) it is from Lifetrack, a company collecting alumni data on our behalf. This data will help us continue making improvements in our district to better prepare our graduates for the next steps after high school.
We value your input! Thank you for taking the time to complete the surveys!
If you receive a call from the number 1-800-Reunion (1-800-738-6466) it is from Lifetrack, a company collecting alumni data on our behalf. This data will help us continue making improvements in our district to better prepare our graduates for the next steps after high school.
We value your input! Thank you for taking the time to complete the surveys!