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Memorial Day
Monday, May 27 NO SCHOOL
Last Day for Students
Thursday, May 30
Back to School Extravaganza
2013-2014 July 30, 2013
KG Dads and Donuts: Wednesday, May 22
KG Graduation:
Thursday, May 23
Elementary Awards: Tuesday, May 28
Elementary Celebration Day:
Wednesday, May 29
Grades 1-4 Dads and Donuts: Last Day for Students:
Thursday, May 30
May 24, 2013
Eminence Elementary
School (502) 845-5427
Michael Doran Principal
Wendy Spies Administrative Assistant
Volume 9, Issue 29
The Warriortown
Weekly
PLEASE TURN OVER FOR MORE IMPORTANT INFO
2012—2013 Final Issue
Will you need assistance with school supplies next year?
If so, please contact the Family Resource & Youth Services Center to get your name on the list!
Planning and purchasing will take place over the summer!
FRYSC (845-5427, x 2256)
DARE-TO-CARE MOBILE FOOD PANTRY June 19 3:00p Henry County Fairgrounds For more info: 845-5427 x-2256
DARE-TO-CARE MOBILE FOOD PANTRY July 17 3:00p Henry County Fairgrounds For more info: 845-5427 x-2256
HEARTS OF GRACE FREE Clothing Give-Away New Castle Christian Church THURSDAY, July 18 12:00p – 7:00p For more info: 845-5427 x-2256
HEARTS OF GRACE – TEEN NIGHT FREE Clothing Give-Away for Teens 6th – 12th Grade Students New Castle Christian Church WEDNESDAY NIGHT, July 17 4p – 7p For more info: 845-5427 x-2256
READY FOR CHRISTMAS? Get a jump start on holiday assistance requirements! Contact Debbie Hartford in the Family Resource/Youth Services Ctr. to get your parent log 502-845-5427 X-2256
OPEN HOUSE EXTRAVAGANZA 2013-2014 School Year Kick-Off JULY 30 Watch for more details
T-Ball Sign Ups Ages 3-6 Saturday, May 25th Wednesday, May 29th Cost: $30 At Coach D Park, Eminence
Cheerleading Sign Ups Upcoming 1st—6th grade Saturday, May 25th Wednesday, May 29th Cost: $10 + uniform At Coach D Park, Eminence For Questions about T-Ball or Cheerleading registration, contact Crystal Ernst at (502)321-8054
Vegetable Club Celebration The Eminence Elementary School Veggie Club celebrated the completion of the school year on Monday with a feast. Many parents came and enjoyed sandwiches, pizza, and ice cream with their students to celebrate the occasion. As members of the “Vegetable Club”, students ate whatever fruit and vegetable that was served each school day at lunch, for the entire school year. The students were monitored throughout the year and succeeded in this major accomplishment. The “Vegetable Club” tries to get children to try different things and emphasizes the importance of healthy eating habits. As a reward to the students, they were promised ‘no vegetables’ at the celebration by Mr. Doran . There were plenty of refreshments and a good time was had by all in the Chill E Pepper Café! Pictured: Parent, Mark Payton with daughter, Taylor Payton put condiments on their sandwiches. Also pictured: Stacie Stivers, parent of Chloe Stivers.
Mystery Pellets This week, 4th graders in Miss Lewis’ class solved a mystery! Students observed objects what they thought were found by a farmer on his farm nearby. Their mission was to investigate and observe the mystery objects to determine their origin. Students were sure that they were waste products of an animal (YUCK!). Their thinking was challenged when they observed bones, feathers, and fur in the objects and read a book to collect information. Students discovered that the objects were owl pellets- the bones, fur, and feathers of the animals an owl eats and cannot digest! They then dissected the owl pellets and sorted the bones found inside to determine the type of animals the owl ate. Students discovered the skulls, jaws, ribs, vertebrae and
other bones of rodents, shrews, moles, and birds! It was such an exciting learning experience! Ask a 4th grader you know to tell you about it!
Submitted by: Anna Kristen Lewis, 3/4 Science Teacher
