East Meadows students were honored in our Good As Gold award assembly Wednesday morning.  All awards follow our pirate theme for the year.  There was the Heave Ho Award that honored students that pushed through a tough obstacle.  The Jolly Roger Award recognized students with a good attitude.  Students that were given the Ahoy Matey Award were caught being a good friend.  We also had the Shipshape Award for those that were caught helping around the school or were picking up in their classroom.

Our school carnival was a big success. We would like to thank our parents, students,faculty and all the volunteers who made it possible. A BIG thanks goes out to our PTA!!!

Third grade went to Salem Pond to learn about and study the weltands. They looked for living and non living things, they analyzed three different water sources, they evaluated a duck feather, and they built their own wetland habitat. They were also lucky enough to have Mr.Hogle come and teach about water pollution and the effects it has on the ecosystem. A huge thank you to Mr. Hogle and all our parent volunteers for a fabulous field trip!

Hello Parents!

I am excited to join the faculty at East Meadows Elementary as your new School Counselor. By way of introduction, I grew up in Murry, but have lived in Utah County for the past 12 years; 9 of which have been spent working as a Counselor in Nebo School DIstrict. I enjoy Diet Coke and chips n' salsa, reading, traveling, the outdoors and spending time with my children.

MS. Haskell's 2nd grade class learned about the Constitution Day on September 17th.

The students learned why the Constitution was written. They learned about the Preamble and how it applies to each of them. Each student made a feather pen and ink, and were able to write with their pen.

4th Grade just finished up with their Utah Native American Unit. They had fun weaving baskets, making teepees, making Indian rugs and a diorama.

Love and Logic Parenting Workshop

There’s a lot of advice out there on how to raise your kids—some is better than others. “Love and Logic” is a favorite of therapists, family life educators, teachers, principals and most importantly parents.  It’s practical, easy to learn and very effective. Come and enjoy this fun, upbeat, upbeat, useful and free workshop!

Where: Larsen Elementary   Faculty Room

Mrs. McQuivey's 3rd grade class has been learning about building towers and bridges this week. They have learned so much and had fun as well.

The First Grade classes held their Grandparents Day program Friday September 11th.

They had a program where they preformed for their grandparents then the grandparents were able to go to their student's classroom and see all the fun things they have been doing so far this year.

September 10th was United Way's "Day of Caring"

We had over 60 volunteers from Mt. View Hospital, Americas First Credit Union and from  the Utah County Commissioners office and staff.  The Volunteers read to the students and had various activities for them. The students then made hands with a pledge to "Hands on Reading" the hands were then placed on a poster that will hang in the hall at our school.