Wear your favorite hat tomorrow for $1. All proceeds go to the Shop with a Hero program.
Second graders created beautiful and colorful flowers inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe for this year's Square 1 Art fundraiser. Families can order custom gifts for the holidays featuring your child's artwork. Catalogs with ordering information will be sent home soon.
Third graders created adorable dog portraits for this year's Square 1 Art fundraiser! Purchase one-of-a-kind custom gifts this holiday season featuring your child's artwork! Ordering information will be sent home soon with your student, and products will arrive just in time for Christmas!
Look at these incredible designs created by Euharlee's fourth grade artists! These fabulous pieces were created for Square 1 Art, and parents will be able to purchase a variety of keepsake custom gifts just in time for the holidays featuring their child's artwork! Keep an eye out for ordering information will be going home with students soon.
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Fifth graders have been working hard in art class this year designing their own Wildcat Logo for Square 1 Art! As the holiday season approaches, the Square 1 Art program offers wonderful gifts customized with your child's artwork, while helping raise funds for our art program. Look for a order packet coming home soon with your student.
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Congratulations to all 4th and 5th grade students that participated in the Euharlee Elementary School spelling bee. Kennedy Harr, a fourth-grade student, was runner up, and Molly Stroud, a fifth-grade student, was declared the Euharlee Elementary School spelling bee champion. Molly Stroud will go on to represent the school at the district level on December 3, at Clarence Brown.
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A group of students in the EHES STEM club explored the linear relationship between speed, time, and distance. Students programed the Sphero to move at a particular speed for a particular amount of time, and then they measured to see how far the Sphero traveled. Students then had to divide to find the relationship between time, speed, and distance.
WE HAVE A WINNER: The Bartow County School System Teacher of the Year is Michael Kobito, Woodland High School teacher and band director!
Congratulations to our runners-up, Natalie McPherson and Katie Hamilton!
What wonderful representations of the BCSS!
This month our Student Council is gathering items to donate to the Etowah Valley Humane Society.
If you are in need of help this holiday season, please register at HopeforChristmas.com by October 31. You can also reach out to the counselor for more assistance.
Our PreK students had a wonderful day visiting the Pumpkin Patch on Friday.
We will be celebrating "Red Ribbon Week" on October 25-29!
Please help our Student Council as they collect items to donate to the Etowah Valley Humane Society.
Congratulations to the following students for advancing from the classroom spelling bee to the Euharlee Elementary School Spelling Bee! The Euharlee Elementary School Spelling Bee will take place on November 5th at 9:00 a.m. The winner of the school spelling bee will advance to the District Level Spelling Bee on December 3rd at 10:00 a.m. at Clarence Brown Conference Center.
4th Grade Students
Aidyn Bell
Cloe Cabrera
Weslee Chitwood
Lydie Findley
Kennedy Harr
Eduardo Hernandez
Amory Stevens
Brandon Snead
5th Grade Students
Colton Edwards
Molly Jackson
Maddox Koontz
Ambrielle Massey
LJ Palmer
Molly Stroud
Will Whitman
Fall Festival Reminder
*Our festival is tonight, October 15!!! Please get those pre-purchased armband orders in so Mrs. Couey can get them sent home with your child! They are $7 and you can play an unlimited number of games!
*We have quite a few vendors that will be set up outside on the bus parking lot as well!
*Kona Ice will be here. Also, we will have a concession stand running!
We look forward to seeing all of you and your families for a fun-filled evening!
Bartow County residents in need of Christmas assistance for their children can register at The Salvation Army.
