Easton Valley Community Schools

Easton Valley CSD would like to remind you to flip your ballot over before you drop it in the ballot box.

Our Rate is Down $2.43 in Ten Years

What's On The Ballot. Bond Referendum Information

EASTON VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Has the following opening



ANTICIPATED ELEMENTARY SPECIAL EDUCATION PARA



If interested, please contact Mr. Austin Daniels at austin.daniels@eastonvalleycsd.com

Easton Valley Community School District
439 Wilson Street

Miles, Ia 52064



EOE/AA

Northeast Little Rebels Wrestling Opportunity:

The Little Rebel Wrestling program will begin practices November 10th and through February 11th. Practices will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6pm-7pm Practices will take place at Northeast in their wrestling room. Please use the following link to register (through Bound): https://www.gobound.com/ia/schools/northeastgooselake/camps

If you have any questions or would like additional information, please email Matt Shaw (mshaw55@hotmail.com) or Bryan Faur (bryan.faur@northeastcsd.org).

Remember to Vote November 3rd!!

Session 2 LEAP starts tomorrow- November 2!
Please send in your sign up sheets if you haven't already. If you have any questions, please contact andrea.reuter@eastonvalleycsd.com

More than a Gym! Fine Arts and Industrial Arts

Our AmeriCorps Leaders held Family FAFSA Night to help students and families apply for financial aid for college. Iowa Schools are encouraging all students to apply for FAFSA. If you need assistance with this, reach out to Brooke.collister@eastonvalleycsd.com

New Locker Rooms and Storm Shelter

A Gym Built For Today

Welcome to the First Grade ER! 🩺🧡 Our first graders spent a couple weeks learning all about the human body and were able to step into the role of doctors for the day! We even had a special visit from Nurse Amy, who led a fun experiment to see just how well we wash the germs off our hands. It’s safe to say our first graders had a blast being doctors for the day! 🩻🩹

Unit 2 - Codex Project
Fifth grade students synthesized what they learned about the Maya, Aztec, and Inca civilizations by creating a traditional-style "codex" (an informational booklet or folded bark-paper book)presentation. Instead of trying to cover every random fact, students chose one specific cultural or historical focus topic to trace across all three civilizations. These topics include: architecture and engineering, farming methods and agriculture, social classes and daily life. Students were to write informative paragraphs for each civilization (Maya, Aztec, and Inca) after taking notes about each. Their favorite part was putting the codex project together with pictures, captions, and headings.

To close out Red Ribbon Week, Deputy Konrardy, Chief Gruver, and Bono came to give our elementary students a demonstration and answer questions. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to connect with and educate our kids!

Happy Halloween from Ms. Nicki's preschool!

Ms. Nicki's kiddos made their own Spookley the Square Pumpkin today!

This morning Mrs. Stewart’s class picked partners and we read in their Halloween costumes!!

This week we participated in dress up days for Red Ribbon Week. Today students wore their Halloween costumes to say "Boo" to drugs! Pictures are Mrs. Thomson's 5th graders.

3rd grade has been learning about the human body. Today we made models of the spine and labeled the parts of the brain!

It's open house night tonight! Congrats to these 2 for completing the FAFSA!