On Friday, April 28th, our 4th and 5th grade students participated in the "No Drama Llama" assembly. Students learned about how to STOP bullying behaviors and how to GIVE more patience and kindness to others. Many thanks to the team at Summit Counseling Services for putting on this fun and informative presentation.
All of the students and staff at East Meadows surprised Mrs. Jordan throughout the day on Monday with balloons visits, poems, cards and songs for National Principal Day.
Mrs. Jordan would like to thank everyone for making the day so special, fun and happy! East Meadows is definitely her HAPPY PLACE!
Congratulations to our Mighty Mustangs of the Month:
Kindergarten: Alonso Soto
1st Grade: Luke McBride
2nd Grade: Zach Morgan
3rd Grade: Tylee Harwood
4th Grade: Hazel Hunter
5th Grade: Tate Fausett
The final PTA Spirit Night is coming up on Tuesday, May 16th at Cafe Zupas from 4:00-9:00 PM.
Take a break from making dinner and join us there! A portion of the proceeds will be given back to the East Meadows PTA!
This amazing group of students visited the Mustang Corral last week as a reward for earning a PRIDE NOTE for great behavior. Keep up the good work students!
Our Mighty Mustangs of the Month for March best exemplify the character trait of POSITIVITY. Congratulations to these awesome students! They enjoyed a pizza party with Mrs. Jordan in the conference room and took a virtual trip to Disneyland!
Congratulations to our East Meadows Keyboarding Champions. This past week, the top performing students in keyboarding competed against one another to determine who had the top speed and accuracy.
Our 5th Grade Champion was Dwayne Rubio
Our 4th Grade Champion was Clara Loper
The winners each received a golden keyboard and a small cash prize. Those who qualified and competed each received a certificate and the honor of being the top typists at East Meadows!
This past week we attended an assembly hosted by the Spanish Fork City Fiesta Days organization. The were here at East Meadows to promote the Rodeo Reading Challenge that will run through the month of April. Students have been challenged to read 30 minutes every day to try and beat the record set last year by Rees Elementary.
