A team from the BYU Performing Arts department put on a wonderful play for the school highlighting the book GO DOG, GO! by Dr. Seuss. Their creative interpretation of the play kept all of the students engaged and entertained. After the performance, teams of actors visited our 3rd grade classes to teach an additional workshop.
This year, students got their "gobble on" and competed in a school-wide Gobble Off Competition. Each class sent their TOP GOBBLER and all competed for the title of best gobbler.
Our distinguished judges, Mr. Talbot and Mr. Duncan, entertained the crowd and judged the event for us.
Gobbling Champion: Penny Spencer (4th Grade)
2nd Place Gobbler: Cody Hancock (5th Grade)
3rd Place Gobbler: Barrett Jackson (Kindergarten)
This year, students and staff participated in our first ever TURKEY TROT! Students earned tickets for running laps during lunch and those tickets went into a drawing for fun prizes at our Gobble Off Assembly!
Students and staff alike were delighted to have the Cougar Built team visit our school to teach students that they are:
Built to LOVE
Built to LEARN
Built to WORK
Built to CONNECT
The BYU dunk team along with everyone's favorite cougar, COSMO, entertained the students and showed off their amazing talents. This assembly is always a highlight.
THANK YOU COUGAR BUILT TEAM!
Thank you to everyone who joined the PTA at our Panda Express Spirit Night. Your support helped us raise $444.69!
Parents & Patrons!
The PTA is going to do ONE LAST RUN of school shirt/sweatshirt printing if you missed the first round of orders or want to order additional items. Visit this link to the member hub to see the options and purchase shirts. We also have paper order forms in the front office of the school if you prefer to order in person with cash or check.
The final deadline for ordering is TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd!
See the attached flyer for all details!
We honored and celebrated Veteran's Day with an assembly where we learned more about the brave sacrifice that men and women have taken all over to serve our country. The students of East Meadows showed a lot of respect by sitting quietly and listening to each of our veterans. At one point during the assembly a video was played where the sound wasn't working, students say silently and watched the video without making a sound. It was very cool to see the respect that these students showed. At the end of the assembly students sang God Bless America and it was amazing.
On Monday, November 14th through Thursday, November 17th we will be holding our annual Penny Wars for charity. Here's how it works: