Librarian Appreciation Day
Assistant Principal Appreciation Day
THE SCHOOL SCOOP-EAST ELEMENTARY
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Senior Spotlight 2025 - Vance Reese
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Michey Avila
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Michaela Romine
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Lazane Welke
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Claire Lawrence
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Bryson Buchanan
3rd Quarter Ends, Wednesday, March 26th
Early Release Wednesday, March 26th
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Amye Brenner
Senior Spotlight 2025 - Aiden Lawrence
Newsletter from WIN group and Poetry Corner. Click on the link to view.
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Please join us at 1:50 p.m. next Tuesday, March 25th, at the East Omak Elementary gym for our Annual EOE Spelling Bee. Students in grades 3-5 will participate. They have worked hard and are eager to show off their spelling prowess! See you there!
Omak High/Middle School Choir Concert.
We feel LUCKY to be LEARNING at East Omak Elementary!
Don't forget to schedule Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences.
Mrs. Hendrickson’s 3rd grade class had a special visit from Malcolm Griffes, the Okanogan Garden Coordinator from Classroom in Bloom! Malcolm helped our students kick off their garden projects with some exciting starts: tomatoes, cilantro, and jalapeños. These little seeds will begin their journey in the classroom window sill but will soon be transplanted into East's school garden when the weather allows. We are growing not just plants, but a love for nature and learning every day! We are always grateful for the collaboration with the Okanogan County Conservation District and Classroom in Bloom!
#SchoolGarden #YoungGardeners #ClassroomInBloom #STEMinAction
Last week in Mrs. Agee’s classroom, our 4th graders took on a STEM challenge to build their very own leprechaun traps using nothing but basic classroom supplies! The creativity and problem-solving on display were simply magical. Each trap was unique, blending art, engineering, and a dash of holiday spirit. We’re so proud of these young innovators for proving that with a little imagination, even the simplest materials can create something extraordinary.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone!
