Eagleville Elementary-Eagles Nest
Dr. Harmer Principal 9/10/21
First Week of School at Eagleville
While it was a short week, it was a great week! Students and staff are already working hard! Our outdoor tent classroom is set up, and we already had some classes taking advantage on a beautiful Friday afternoon. Enjoy the weekend Eagleville!
Car Line Reminder-Please display your placard at dismissal so staff can quickly and safely get your child to you.
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Dr. Harmer
Temporary Inspiring Art Work
Thanks to Mrs. Kraus, Mx. Shuey, and Mrs. DiRenzo for the temporary inspiring art work during our construction!
Mrs. Baker's First Grade Read "Froggy Goes to School"
In Art Class, 2nd grade worked on inspirational posters to brighten our hallways.
Mrs. Conrad 4th Grade-Keeping with the theme of creating a positive school environment, we read "The World Needs More Purple People", and celebrated what makes us special
Miss Romich’s 2nd grade class practiced having a growth mindset after reading “Regina’s Big Mistake”. Students drew pictures and when they made a mistake, they turned their drawing into something else rather than throw their paper away!
The Worcester Elementary Staff Provided Lunch for our Crew at Eagleville, What a Great Gesture!
All Eagleville students have been creating DOTS in Art Class,based on the book, The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. This collaborative artwork will be on display in the main hall on one of the temporary construction walls.
Mr. Keffer's 3rd Grade Practicing Math Facts on their Chromebooks Using Reflex Math
Building a Confident Future-A Letter from our Elementary Counselors
September Reading Connection
Health and Safety Plan
The school district recently adopted an update to the health and safety plan.
Here is the
Link for the health and safety plan. Please take the time to read it.
Masks are required inside the building.
Eagleville Back to School Night 9-22-21
Counselor's Corner
What an exciting and memorable start to our new school year! I am visiting all classes with reminders of our school rules: Be Safe, Respectful and Responsible. These aren’t only good rules for school, but also good rules for life! You can partner with teachers by reminding how being safe, respectful and responsible can look the same in some ways at home and in school. I have also been introducing Mr. Tom Brokans, a graduate student intern who is working with me this semester. Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Ms. Lori Shaw, School Counselor. 610-489-5000 X41207 or LShaw@methacton.org
Eagleville Elementary
Building our Future!
