All students at East Meadows are challenged to LOG OFF and PLAY ON this summer by participating in the Playon program. Students will be receiving a lanyard and instructions at school for how to earn badges and other prizes by staying involved and active this summer. Please read through the attached flyer for more information and use the QR code to sign up and get started!
"Many thanks to all of the students, teachers and staff who made Principal Appreciation Day the BEST EVER. I am so grateful to work at the best school with the best students and staff in the entire world. I love my job and I'm so grateful for and inspired by the amazing work that is done at East Meadows each day to ensure students are learning and growing." ~Mrs. Jordan
Congratulations to Samuel Croshaw and Clara Loper who were named as our Golden Keyboard Champions for having the fastest typing speeds at East Meadows!
Our 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students had beautiful weather the past two weeks as each grade level attended the Spanish Fork City Track Meets. Our East Meadows students showed great sportsmanship and many went on to run in the semi-finals and finals. Winners of the track meet events will be announced in late May.
Last week was teacher appreciation week and our school community spoiled our teachers to the MAX with fun activities related to a "Back to the 90's" theme. With daily gifts for teachers, drink bar, breakfast bar, ice cream trucks, gift cards and a catered lunch from Texas Roadhouse, we were all feeling the love. Our entire staff wants to thank the PTA and many parents who donated to make the entire week an amazing experience for all teachers and staff members.
We've been filling up our Mustang Pride Board quickly the last two months with many students earning PRIDE notes. Students who make it on the Pride Club Board for earning a PRIDE note are eligible for a drawing to come to the Mustang Corral for a party with Mrs. Jordan. Congratulations to all the recent winners!
We are so grateful for our transportation department and the many bus drivers who help bring students to and from school safely every day. To show appreciation, the elementary principals took breakfast and snacks to the bus depot for the drivers to enjoy.
The BYU Cougar Strong and Dunk Team visited East Meadows to teach students about being academically, socially and emotionally strong every day. The students were delighted as Cosmo and the dunk team entertained them with amazing stunts while also teaching them strategies to lead healthier lives.
