Please see the information below about cheerleading tryouts for Woodland Middle School.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeeB5ZqVn_Bbvhp_esOZObU8B_69mXFx8Y0PdOPgClj75xgCQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

FLYGIRLS! Fourth grade students, Bailey and Kennedy, joined the Cobb Flygirls this weekend. They learned drone rules according to the FAA, maneuvered drones through obstacle courses, and learned to code drones.




As part of STEM Day, 5th grade was visited by Tiko Jones with Cobb EMC. Mr. Jones taught students about electrical safety, reviewed circuits, and explained how electricity travels from power stations to homes. Mr. Jones also brought Cobb EMC's electric Ford Mustang which allowed students the opportunity of viewing EV technology. Thank you, Cobb EMC and Mr. Jones!



Reminder: When coming to eat lunch with your child, please remember that the lunchroom does not take credit cards. Visitors have to pay for their lunch using either cash or a check. Thank you so much in helping us with this!

Don't forget....Pre-K registration is going on this week at Euharlee Elementary!
Registration closes on Friday, February 25, at 2:00.

Pre-K celebrated "Two's Day" by wearing tie-dye today.

OOOO...IT'S BACK: Back by popular demand - SUMMER STEM CAMP! More opportunities only found by attending Bartow County schools! Registration opens next week and it's VERY limited!

Next week is "Read Across America" Week (February 28-March 4). We will be celebrating with the following dress up days:
Monday - Red Fish/Blue Fish - wear red or blue
Tuesday - Thing One/Thing Two - crazy hair day
Wednesday - Cat in the Hat - wear stripes/favorite hat
Thursday - My Many Colored Days - wear your favorite color or as many colors as you can
Friday - Cozy Up to a Good Book - wear pajamas

"Counselor Appreciation Week"
Ms. Heim, we appreciate all you do for our school!!

Rocket Challenge
In honor of Black History Month, our STEM challenge for February will spotlight the story of Mae Jemison. She was the first African American woman in space. Your challenge this month is to design and build a spaceship or rocket using items from around your house. Be creative and think about how to plan your design so that it would best operate at a high speed in space.

Don't forget the Scholastic Book Fair is going on this week at Euharlee Elementary!!!

Please see the information below about this year's "Jump Rope for Heart" program.

The Euharlee Grow Getters have been hard at work preparing the garden and testing seeds for their spring crops. Check out those broccoli plants!




Class pictures have been postponed. They will now be taken on Thursday, February 17.

If any of you are interested, Lynn Hedden is selling t-shirts to raise money for Cartersville DWTS. It is a really nice shirt. Please see the attachment to see a picture of the shirt. Shirts will be sold through 1/31/22 and will be available by 2/16/22. When ordering you will be able to designate where you want your shirt to be picked up or delivered. You can order using the following link: https://app.mobilecause.com/f/3ne5/n?vid=pdhin
*Remember this directly supports our Backpack Buddies and Least of These programs*

Euharlee artists are venturing into 3-D art this semester with delectable food sculptures inspired by Pop Artists Claes Oldenberg and Wayne Thiebaud.




Euharlee Elementary School Supports the Georgia Bulldogs


The winter story selections are up and ready to go for the StoryTrails at Hamilton Crossing and Manning Mill Parks. At Hamilton Crossing you will find the story Extra Yarn, and at Manning Mill the story is Owl Moon.
StoryTrail is an innovative and delightful way for children — and adults! — to enjoy reading and the outdoors at the same time. Laminated pages from a children's book are attached to wooden podiums, which are installed along an outdoor path. As you stroll down the trail, you're directed to the next page in the story.


Euharlee Elementary's PBIS Winners


We want to send a special Thank you to Cartersville Bicycle Service & Supply for their generous donation. One lucky winner for our PBIS Drawing tomorrow will be going home with their very own custom BMX bike from the Cartersville Bicycle shop located on West Avenue. All “Cats Cash” drawing entries collected throughout this school year will have a chance to win this grand prize and many others for our mid-year December drawing. Good Luck to all students at Euharlee Elementary. We have seen a lot of positive behavior this year.

