Mark your calendars! We are busy prepping for the first day of school and cannot wait to see our students on Tuesday, August 22, 2023. Regular school hours are 7:45 a.m.-3:35 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.
We are excited to introduce our new kindergarten teacher Cyierra Amey. She is a graduate of Western Governor’s University and has many previous years of early childhood experience at Headstart. Welcome to the Elsberry School District!
Registration for the Fall 2023 season is OPEN! Contact Danielle Osterkamp if you have any questions or would like to learn more about volunteering or coaching.
Girls on the Run believes that all girls are born with potential, power, and purpose. Our program inspires participants to know and activate that potential, not just for the length of the season but for life.
Register your girl for this life-changing program at: https://ow.ly/BVa250Pt0Ey
Explorer's Club and E2 Enrollment is on Monday, August 14 from 4:00-7:00 p.m. or during back to school night on Wednesday, August 16 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Clarence Cannon Elementary Back to School Night
August 16, 2023 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
The CCE Leadership Team started the year at a planning retreat with Emily Turner, the Meditated Educator. The team of 8 spent two days planning and preparing professional development for the 2023-2024 school year. The team has set lofty goals for the year to help our staff and students excel.
The Registrar's Office is open! If you have questions about enrollment or the documents needed to complete the enrollment process please contact Kellie Stonebraker at 898-5554 ext. 225.
Clarence Cannon Elementary School Supply Fee Information
What: School Supply Fee
When: 2023-2024 school year
Who: All students in grades K-4
How Much: $30 per child
Why: - Easier and more convenient for families and teachers
- Bulk purchasing allows higher quality supplies at a lower cost
- All students have access to the same supplies
More information in image.
Jocelyn Kreuger, ALP Teacher, Explorer's Club Site Coordinator, EL Coordinator and Robotics teacher, attended ISTELive23 in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania in June. The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is a nonprofit organization that works with the global education community to accelerate the use of technology to solve tough problems in education and inspire innovation. ISTELive is one of the world’s most comprehensive edtech events, attended by a global contingent of education leaders, teachers, coaches, librarians/media specialists and more.
Let's see what Mrs. Arla Jo Kaimann, kindergarten teacher, had to say about her summer learning experience:
I was able to attend the Elevate your Classroom conference in Nashville this June and it was AMAZING! I learned so much new content on how to improve small group centers, morning meeting time and hands on math activities. I attended sessions about mindfulness in the classroom and the science of reading. Both of those sessions added to what I have already been doing in my classroom. There were 3 fantastical inspiring keynotes by Gerry Brooks, Ron Clark and Mr. Greg from the Kindergarten Smorgasbord. I'm hopeful to be able to attend next year.
The Mercy St. Louis Mammography Van will visit the Elsberry School District On Wednesday, August 16 th , 2023 from 10 a.m.– 4:00 p.m. To schedule a mammogram or for more information, call (314) 251-6300 (select option ‘0’)
Looking for some conversation starters for the supper table? Want ideas to help your child start a journal or diary this summer? Need to fill some time in the car on a summer road trip? This calendar from Lakeshore has some perfect ideas for elementary age students.
Legos allow students to use their imagination to create a variety of projects. You don't need a kit with a book of instructions to build with Legos. If you are already hearing the dreaded "I'm bored" and "I have nothing to do" try this calendar for some ideas. We would love to see your creations!
Looking for ways to encourage your child to read? Here is a reading challenge that adds some creative ideas to promote reading at home and help slow down the summer slide. Summer slide is the loss of learning that occurs while school is not in session.
Thank you for your 34 years of service! Judy Markwardt's last day is today after 11 years as a cook and 23 years as Food Service Director. If you see her out and about please congratulate her on her retirement. We hope you make your bucket list trip to Alaska now.
Need some ideas for keeping the kids busy at home this summer? Not all learning comes from a box or a sheet of paper. Projects like these also promote teamwork, patience, being still, and communication.
Coach Johnson is amazing at kickball. Just ask the kids! Going outside to play every single day is something we do as long as the weather is safe. If we can't go outside, we do our best to find an unoccupied gym. Healthy bodies promote learning.
Mrs. Hudson and her students enjoyed making cloud dough this week at summer school. Look at these smiling faces!
Summer School Reminder for June 26-29, school will be IN SESSION on Monday. The last day of Summer School is Thursday, June 29.
Do you ask the age old question what did you learn at school today? If they say nothing, try what did you do at school today? Summer school is an opportunity for exploratory learning where kids are encouraged to explore, experiment, engineer and create. Check out these great examples.
