Look Inside - Eastvalley Elementary School

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Eastvalley Elementary School
Eagle Eyes
Agora temos traduções em Português dos pontos mais importantes.
deste jornal
every child. one voice.®
a publication of
your PTA
Marlene Kassens, Co-President
770-579-5576
[email protected]
Tammy Feilmeier, Co-President
770-973-3923
[email protected]
The Eastvalley
Pledge
On our wings,
We pledge to do our best,
In our country and in our school.
We fly beyond the common,
Being respectful to all people,
In all we do at Eastvalley.
Look
Inside
Talent Showcase
Visiting the FBI
Look Who’s
Talking Books
2570 Lower Roswell Road
Marietta, GA 30067
770-578-7214
February 2008
EASTVALLEY SPELLING BEE
The annual Eastvalley Spelling Bee was held on Dec.
12, 2008. Three students from each 4th and 5th grade
classroom competed after being the final three spellers
in their classroom bees. The participants were Sam Orjoux, LeQuel Timmons, Courtnie Richardson, Jason
Blackett, Jonathan Matas, Quinn Phillpotts, Luca
Bonini, Anthony Bernard, Jordan Robinson, Jamie
Byrd, Trevor Hawkins, Bob Freeman, Christine
Seremba, Aliyah Sall, Jack Morgan, Andy Kopp,
Josh Buchanan, Irene Tiliacos, Johnathan Eversley,
Patrick Singer, Scott Zoino, Shakti Biswas, Jakob
DeLoughy and Alex Fan. The alternate and our Eastvalley winner will attend the Cobb County Spelling Bee
on Jan. 24, 2009. Aliyah Sall was our alternate.
PATRICK SINGER was our Eastvalley winner for
the 2nd year in a row. Way to go Patrick! He will be
competing against 4th, 5th 6th, 7th and 8th graders from all
elementary and middle schools in the county.
Good luck Patrick! We will be cheering for you!
Patrick Singer
CONGRATULATIONS to Cambria Brown (1st grader)
for moving on to the “State” level for her Film Production
entry in Reflections! Great job, Cami!
The following students were received an
Honorable Mention at the county level:
Matt Kmentz--Visual Arts
Dominic Bernard--Music Composition
Grace Rhyne--Photography
National School of Excellence
Karen Wacker, Principal
For more information, visit our school website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com
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From the Principal
February 2008
New Procedures—Please Read
Dear Eastvalley Families,
It is our ultimate responsibility to keep your child(ren) safe here at Eastvalley and we take that job very
seriously. We also need to protect instructional time from interruptions as much as possible. In order to
make that happen, we will be making some changes to procedures beginning January 6, 2009.
Please read the procedures below so that you can be clear on the new guidelines:
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Any time you come into Eastvalley you must go to the office to sign in and get a visitor’s pass to wear.
This includes if you are walking your child to the classroom in the morning before the tardy bell. We
must have an accurate account for everyone who is in our building at all times.
•
If you bring your child tardy to school, you must come in to the building to sign them in. Do not
drop them off and let them walk in by themselves. You may not walk them to class after the tardy bell
rings as instruction will have begun.
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The sign in sheet will now be in front of the secretary’s desk. Sign in on the sheet and the secretary
will give you a visitor’s pass. This is to ensure that everyone in our building has signed in appropriately.
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Dismissal plans need to be made with your child(ren) before they come to school. If you must change
them during the day, please call 770-578-7214 or fax a change to 770-578-7216 prior to 1:00 p.m. We
will no longer take dismissal changes after 1:00.
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We will not dismiss students from the office from 1:45-2:30 each day. You may pick up children
prior to 1:45 by going to the office and signing them out. Remember that instruction continues until 2:15
so they will be missing class if you check them out early. Please try to make appointments later in the
afternoon so that they do not miss instruction.
Please do not ask the office staff to make an exception for your child(ren) as they are doing their best to keep
each and every child safe. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding these new procedures.
Thank you for understanding the need to minimize instructional interruptions and keep all students safe while
in our care. We appreciate those of you who volunteer in our building and in our classrooms. The new procedures help us to know who is present in our building at all times. Have a wonderful new year!
Karen Wacker
Principal, Eastvalley Elementary
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For more information, visit our Eastvalley PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org
February 2008
NOVAS procedimentos
Prezadas Famílias da Eastvalley,
Nossa responsabiliodade primordial é manter a segurança das crianças na Esatvalley e levamos isto à sério.
Também devemos proteger o horário de ensino sem interrupçôes. Para que isto aconteça, faremos algumas
mudanças em alguns procedimentos começando em 6 de janeiro de 2009.
Por favor leia os procedimentos abaixo para que saibam das novas normas.
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Todas as vezes que vier à Eastvalley, você deve primeiro passar pela secretaría assinar e usar um
passe de visitantes. Mesmo se a visita for para levar sua criança à sala de aula antes do sino tocar.
Deveremos ter uma contagem correta de todas as pessoas que estão em nossa escola a cada momento.
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Se você traz sua criança tarde, deve entrar na escola e assinar o nome da criança. Por favor não
deixe que ele(a) entre sozinho(a) na escola. Você não pode escolta-lo(a) até a sala de aula depois que o
sino tiver tocado e as aulas tiverem começado.
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A folha de assinaturas ficará em frente da mesa da secretária. Assine seu nome na folha e a secretária
lhe dará um passé de visitantes. Isto ajudará a sabermos que todos os visitantes tem se identificado apropriadamente.
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Mudança de tranporte deve ser feito antes que sua(s) criança(s) venha(m) para. escola. Se por acaso necessita mudar o transporte durante o dia, por favor telephone para 770-578-7214 ou mand um fax para
770-578-7216 antes das 13:00hrs. Não aceitaremos mudanças depois das 13:00hrs.
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Não permitiremos saídas do estudante da secretaría entre 13:45 -14:30hrs. Você pode recorrer sua(s)
criança(s) antes das 13:45 se vier à secretaría e assinar sua saída. Lembrem-se de que as aulas continúam
até às 14:15hrs, então ele(a) perderá instruções valiosas se você o retira cedo. Por favor tente marcar
apontamentos pela tarde para que ele(a) não perca instruções.
Por favor não peça aos funcionários para abrir exceções para seu filho(a), pois eles estão fazendo o melhor
para a segurança dos estudantes enquanto estão sob nossa guarda. Por favor entre en contato comigo se tem
alguma pergunta sobre estes novos procedimentos.
Obrigada por entender que estamos tentando diminuir as interrupções das intruções e manter todos os estudantes seguros em nossa guarda. Agradecemos aos que são voluntários na escola. Os novos procedimentos
nos ajudarão a reconhecer quem esta em nossa prédio em todas as horas. Tenham um ano maravilhoso!
Karen Wacker,
Diretora, escola primária Eastvalley
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February 2008
Look Who's Talking Books
Look Who's Talking Books students stand
out in reading for various reasons such as
being model readers, achieving personal
goals, and/or making great progess. Here
are the Look Who's Talking Books students
for December 2008:
Kindergarten:
John Brady
Natalie Aluisy
Sydney Shushan
Caleb Mayfield
Paden Watts
Samuel Barbosa
Third Grade:
Gabriel Cibrian
Anthony Sprigle
Aubrie Holcomb
Sydney Ryan
Chase LeCroy
Jordan Ashmore
First Grade:
Boh Truong
Nicholas Croft
Trey Williams
Brian Kent
Fourth Grade:
Bob Freeman
Ronald Brownlee
Bryce Barnhill
Alexa Lozano
Second Grade:
Yasmin Oliveira
Stella Gainsford
Blake Feilmeier
Mara Wilson
Drew Antoniades
Shereka Billingslea
Fifth Grade:
Madison Smith
Barbie Ozkan
Andy Kopp
Kenny Nguyen
On Friday, February 13, your child will
be participating in the American Heart
Association “Jump Rope for Heart” during their enrichment time. This is an annual
activity at Eastvalley to raise student awareness for community service and their own
personal health.
Your child will be receiving information
about Jump Rope for
Heart in Physical Education class in the near
future. All students will
participate in the activity. Additionally, there
is an option for your
child to raise donations
for the American Heart
Association.
If you have any questions or concerns,
please feel free to phone Margaret Kiefer at
school at 770-578-7214.
Multi-Age: Kevin Vetrano
MOTHER & SON
BOWLING NIGHT!
Mark your calendars for a night
of fun with your son!
Friday, February 27th
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Look for a flyer to come home
soon in your child’s folder!
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JUMP ROPE FOR
HEART…
Noite de Boliche Para
Mãe e Filho
Marque seu calendário para uma
noite de alegria com seu filho!
Sexta-feira, 27 de Fevereiro
18:30 – 20:30hrs.
Mandaremos o roteiro na pasta de
sua criança em breve!
From The PTA Co-Presidents
February 2008
Feliz Ano Novo Para as Famílias da Eastvalley!
Happy New Year Eastvalley
Families!
We hope you had a great holiday
season. Now it is back to the busy schedules. We
are getting ready for an exciting spring!
We would like to congratulate all of our students, Ms. Wacker, and her staff for their great
work in receiving the The Greatest Gains
Award. All of the hard work paid off and we are
one of only two schools to receive this platinum
award. GREAT WORK!!
Esperamos que tenham tido uma temporada
de festas maravilhosa. Estamos de volta à nossas ocupações. Estamos nos preparando para uma primavera
excitante!
Gostaríamos de parabenizar todos os estudantes,
Sra. Wacker, e os funcionários pelo trabalhoa
maravilhoso em receber o prémio Greatest Gains.
Todo trabalho pesado foi recompensado e nós somos
uma das duas escolas a receber esta placa como
prêmio. PARABÉNS!!
Don’t forget that we are having the ever so popular Father Daughter Bowling event on Friday,
January 30th. Don’t miss it, It is a great night of
fun!
Não se esqueçam que o evento popular de boliche
entre pai e filha será na Sexta-feira, dia 30 de Janeiro.
Não percam, será uma noite muito animada!
Our next PTA General Meeting is on Thursday,
February 5th @ 6:30. We hope to see you there.
Nossa reunião da PTA será na quinta-feira, 5 de
fevereiro às 18:30. Esperamos ver você.
As always, let us know if we can be of help to
you.
Como sempre, se precisar de ajuda, communique-se
conosco.
Marlene Kassens
PTA Co-President
Marlene Kassens
Co-presidente da PTA
Tammy Feilmeier
PTA Co-President
Tammy Feilmeier
Co-presidente da PTA
EASTVALLEY SPIRIT NIGHTS
MARK YOUR CALENDARS for the following remaining Spirit Nights at
Six Beans, located at 1401 Johnson Ferry Rd.
Tuesday, February 24th
Tuesday, April 28th
Hope to see you and your family there! For more information on Six Beans, you can visit their website at
www.sixbeans.com.
SENDING OUR HEARTFELT THANKS!
To the Eastvalley Teachers, Staff, and Families:
Our family would like to send our warmest thanks for everything you did during Kendall's recent illness.
We are convinced that your thoughts and prayers were significant in the healing process. The meals and
gift certificates were more than we could have ever imagined. Hopefully, we will be able to repay each one
of you in one way or another. A special thank-you for taking care of our children and offering all of the
extra support they needed during this time. The Eastvalley family is very dear to our hearts, and we will
never forget everything that you did for us. Sincerely,
The Deshotels Family
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February 2008
TARGET STUDENTS VISIT THE FBI!
The 2nd and 3rd grade Target students
took a field trip to the FBI building to
learn more about careers within the FBI
and detective work. The students were in
the midst of a mystery unit called "The
Great Whodunnit”, which made this trip
even more appropriate and meaningful!
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Honoring Our Heroes
Writing Contest
Competição Literária
Honrando Nossos Heróis
Eastvalley students... It is time to
sharpen your pencils and get
ready to honor your special hero.
The 2009 Honoring Our Heroes
writing contest is underway. Official entry forms and letter of
explanation will be available to
you soon. The deadline for the
contest is Friday, February 13th. Start planning
your essay now so that you can honor your hero
with your best work. If you have any questions,
please contact Mrs. Polakowski at [email protected], or see Mrs. Moran in the
Media Center.
Estudantes da Eastvalley…. Esta na hora de apontar
nossos lápiz e preparar para honrar seu herói especial. A competição literária de 2009 para honrar os
heróis esta a caminho. O formulário de registro com
a carta de explicação chegará em breve. O prazo para
escrição termina no dia 13 de Fevereiro. Comece a
planejar sua composição agora para que
possa honrar seu herói com seu melhor
trabalho. Se tiver alguma pergunta, por
favor entre em contato com Sra. Polakowski [email protected] ou
procure Sra. Moran na biblioteca.
February 2008
Foundation February 2009 Update!
*Spirit Night:
The next Eastvalley Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night will be held
on Wednesday, February 11th. Mark your calendars and
plan to join the Eastvalley Staff, students, PTA and Foundation members to raise money for the school. Check
your child’s communication folder for more details!
*Thank you to Our Volunteers!!!
We would like to extend a Big “Thank you” to all the volunteers that helped spread dirt and grass seed at the track
over Thanksgiving.
*Thank you For Your Donations!!!
Your donations helped install a ceiling mounted LCD projector in the computer lab. Make a donation to the
Eastvalley Foundation with a check in your child’s folder
or online at our website to help raise funds to install a ceiling mounted LCD projector in the cafeteria and purchase
benches for the playground.
The Eastvalley Reading Club Award Update
Accessing the Online Reading List
The Eastvalley reading list is available online using the Cobb Virtual Library. You will need a username and password to enter the site. You can
obtain the login information from your child's agenda, take-home folder or
from your child’s teacher.
Access the Cobb Virtual Library at http://cvl.cobbk12.org or the link on the
Eastvalley home page. Once there follow these steps to find the reading list:
1. Click Elementary and enter your username and password.
2. Click on the Destiny icon.
3. Choose Eastvalley from the drop-down menu.
4. Click the catalog tab.
Point Progress:
With 11,331 points we are more than half way to meeting our year end point
goal of 19,000 points. Super reading everyone! Keep it up!
Congratulations to our November/December EVRC Top Class Winners:
• Kindergarten – Hestad
• 1st Grade – Winslett
• 2nd Grade – Henderson
• 3rd Grade – Branham
• 4th Grade – Volk
• 5th Grade – Co/Mo
The next point cut off for Books for Breakfast is January 21st!
This corner of the newsletter is set aside for
the Eastvalley Elementary School
Foundation, EVESF. EVESF launched in
January 2003, is a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt
charitable organization and is incorporated
as an education nonprofit public foundation,
thereby enabling the Foundation to receive
employee-matching grants, educational
grants and endowments. The EVESF’s goal
is to support the enrichment and growth of
every child at Eastvalley!
The Foundation Members:
Alisha Hargett, President
[email protected]
Vice President - Board Position
Currently Vacant
Gretchen Buchanan, Treasurer
[email protected]
Michelle Zimmerman, Secretary
[email protected]
Geoffrey Osborne, Web Administrator
[email protected]
Janice Ritt, Faculty Advisor
[email protected]
Patty Phillpotts, Board Member
[email protected]
Shari Sprigle, Board Member
[email protected]
Volunteer Opportunities
[email protected]
Email address:
eastvalleyelementaryfoundation@
yahoo.com
Web address:
www.eastvalleyfoundation.org
*Foundation Mission Statement:
Foundation, Inc. is dedicated to
advancing the mission of Eastvalley
Elementary School. The Foundation
will extend resources to enrich education
and instill passion and desire for lifelong
learning.
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February 2008
EASTVALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SPRING TALENT SHOWCASE 2009
Friday, April 17th at 6:30 PM
Eastvalley School Cafeteria
Ticket Prices:
$3 Students & Senior Citizens over 65
$4 Adults
Free – Preschoolers
Tickets to be sold in advance, and at the door.
REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATION (what I need to do to get
in):
1. Tryouts will be held before Spring Break.
2. Perform your WHOLE ACT (3-4 minutes maximum) in costume at the
try-out. You will have two minutes to set up/ take down your materials. If
using a soundtrack/music, you must use it in the audition.
3. Perform your act in costume at both rehearsals in April.
4. If using a soundtrack to sing/ perform with, it must not have the lead vocal on it (no lip syncing or singing along with the voice on the recording). IE: you must use a Karaoke style recording without the solo
voice part. You must use it at the try-out/ audition.
5. The performance must be in good taste, have audience appeal, and show a genuine talent (ex: just standing on stage and reading the phone book is not appropriate). The faculty sponsors will determine audience appeal and appropriateness; there are no appeals.
6. Students must provide their own costumes, recordings and equipment for the audition and performance.
THE SCHOOL WILL ONLY FURNISH A CD PLAYER, CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER, A PIANO,
AND THREE STAND MICROPHONES ON THE STAGE.
7. Only current Eastvalley students (K-5) are eligible to participate—parents may assist but no other students from other schools.
8. The sponsors may add other rules or restrictions as deemed necessary.
WE WANT YOU TO TRY OUT!
We would like a wide variety of acts of all ages including vocalists, instrumentalists, gymnasts, dancers, comedians, magicians,
actors, etc. (no lip sync, please.)
For vocalists, you must sing with a soundtrack that does not have the lead vocal on it (karaoke style). Performance background tracks (recordings without the lead singer) are available from local music stores and
other sources, including:
www.cbkaraoke.com, www.karaokecafe.com,www.spotlightonkaraoke.com
www.karaokewh.com,www.karaoke.com/index.lasso,www.soundchoice.com
Many brands of these recordings are available, including:
Sound Choice, Pocket Songs, Priddis, Star Tracks, Express Trax, ForeFront Masters, Songtrax, Trax
Singer's Workout
Who will be the next Eastvalley Idol?
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Counselor’s Corner
February 2008
Holiday Outreach Drive
Thank you so much for your help and support this holiday season. We, at
Eastvalley, appreciate your generosity and could not have completed this
project of kindness without you. Thanks, to the Specialist Team, the
Broyles family, the Berman family, the Mamoun family, the Tiliacos family, the McCauley family, 1st United Methodist Church, and all of Eastvalley families that donated gift cards to help others during the Holidays.
You all have acted as angels to our community and have given the gift of
a smile on Christmas morning. I hope your holiday was full of the good
cheer and well wishes that you have shared with others.
Thank you,
Eastvalley Counselors
Dear Parents,
CAREER DAY 2009
February 4th
It is never too early for students to start learning about different careers. We
are looking for parents who would like to come to the school and talk about
their career. Our goal is to improve career awareness among our students.
This will give us the chance to get to know you, as well as, allow
the students the opportunity to learn all about your career field. This will also
broaden the scope of our students’ knowledge of occupations and various
work environments.
If you would like to donate a portion of your workday, we would love to learn about your career. Please
complete this form and return it to the school with your child by January 28, 2009.
Thanks for getting involved in our children’s future…..today!
Career Day Speakers Wanted — February 4, 2009
Parent _______________________________
Child ____________________
Teacher/Grade _________________________ Telephone Number ___________________
E-mail Address_________________________
Occupation____________________________
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February 2008
IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO ORDER YOUR EASTVALLEY YEARBOOK!
Order your yearbook for $19 online today at www.jostens.com. The price goes up to $24 on January 26,
2009!
Dear Parent or Student,
Get your pictures in the yearbook!
The Yearbook Committee invites students and parents to submit photos for the yearbook. If you’ve got great
photos of school events, we’d like to see them. Our photographers can’t be everywhere. Help us get as many photos as possible to create a terrific book everyone will
want to have.
Here is how you can submit photos online:
• Log on to: images.jostens.com
• Enter Login ID: 1179559 (notice new number!)
• Enter Your Password: eagles
• Browse to select the photo(s) you wish to upload.
• Enter information about the photo and provide contact information in case the
staff needs additional information.
• Click "Save Details".
It’s that easy! Submit your photos today! The last day to submit photos is 3/1/2009.
The Yearbook Committee will review all photos and determine final yearbook content. We cannot guarantee that all submissions can be used in the book.
to the following companies, who eliminated trees, and landscaped the
front of Eastvalley. Both companies were a pleasure to work with!
Thanks again for helping us beautify Eastvalley!
Wildflower Landscaping - Tom McCard 404-606-5193
Paul Bunyan Tree Service - Sarge 404-207-8282
Mount Paran Baseball
Competition with Character
Want to enjoy a competitive baseball season without adding four more activities to your busy weekly calendar?
Our baseball program typically only has one practice and one game each week.
We teach baseball fundamentals along with character development in a competitive environment.
Sign up by Jan 30 at www.mpnsports.com!
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February 2008
WHEELER WILDCAT PRIDE
RECYCLING DAY
Do you have Unwanted Electronics, Computers or Metal?
Wheeler High School Marching Band is proud to offer a community
Recycle Day on Saturday, January 31, 2009 from 9am to 4pm.
Wheeler High School is located at 375 Holt Road in Marietta, GA.
One simple donation of $10 per car covers the cost to recycle your old
unwanted items AND benefits the Wheeler High School Marching
Band. Electronics, Appliances and Metal Accepted.
All Aluminum Items Including:
Aluminum cans and cleaned aluminum foil
Aluminum signs
Aluminum siding and roofing panels
Aluminum pots and containers
Aluminum fans and aluminum tire rims
Electronic Items Including:
All electrical major appliances
Air conditioners, window units
Electric motors and tools
Electric lawnmowers
Stereos, VCR’s, DVD’s, electric skillets, rotisseries
TV’s ($10 per TV to Federal Recycling)
Computer Items Including:
All type computer related metal items
Batteries, base units, calculators, power cables, modems
Desktop and laptop computers, photo copiers, scanners and monitors
Floppy Disks, video tapes, CD-Roms, Printers of all types
Metal Related Items Including: (even the kitchen sink!)
Metal filing cabinets, bookshelves, tables, desks, stainless steel kitchen
sinks, metal ladders, grills, leaf blowers, fire extinguishers
Pipes: Copper, Aluminum, Steel
Tire rims Steel. Magnesium and Aluminum and old car parts
Metal doors and frames, Tool boxes. mail boxes
Metal wiring such as; Phone cords, Cat 5 cable, Extension cords
Barbecue grills
Old metal tools wrenches hammers, saws, sockets, old keys
Bicycles, go-carts, old metal boats
Water heaters
$10 Donation Per Carload Benefits
Wheeler Marching Band
For a complete list of recycle items go to:
Spring softball season
nears at Terrell Mill
Softball at Terrell Mill
Park is one of the most
popular spring sports for
Eastvalley students.
Those who participated
last season included Tricia
Awald, Megan Bunch, Xavier Conway, Jena Cowart,
Aubrie Holcomb, Jamayla
Kadima, Christine Kraybill,
McLain Miller, Meg and
McKenna Riley, Courtnie
Richardson and Sadi Ward
(above).
In fact, Sadi’s team won
the North Georgia Fastpitch
League in the 10U division.
The spring season begins
in March, and registration
has begun. Those interested
may visit Terrell Mill’s
website at
www.TMSASoftball.org or
call 770-715-3396.
It’s for girls 5-years-old
and up. No players are
turned away for financial
reasons.
www.FederalRecyclers.com
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Calendar
January
JAN 23 – International Night, 6:30
JAN 26 – 30 – Teacher/Parent Conferences &
Early Release Days, 12:10
February
FEB 4 – Early Release 12:10
FEB 5 – Eagle Eyes Deadline
General PTA Meeting @ 6:30
FEB 11 – EVRC Books for Breakfast-K,2,4
FEB 12 – EVRC Books for Breakfast-1,3,5
FEB 13 – Jump Rope For Heart
Honoring Our Heroes Entry Deadline
FEB 16 – School Holiday
FEB 17 – FEB 20 – Box Top Collection
FEB 20 – Eagle Eyes Publication
February 2008
Visit Our Eastvalley Elementary
School Partners in Education
Don’t forget to stop by and visit our supporters in the
community, and thank them for supporting our children’s
education.
East Lake
ADA Framing & Art
Hulya Seymour
Certified Framer
*
@ East Lake Shopping Center
-Quality selections of frames, mats, and materials,
-Free consultation and quotes
-Shadowboxes,
-Conservation
-Needlework
-Canvas
*
For Appointment: 770-861-6340
YOUR
AD
HERE
!
If you're a PTA member, you can put an ad in
the Eagle Eyes newsletter or on the Eastvalley
PTA web site (www.eastvalleypta.org) for just
$5 each! If you want to advertise your
business, it's $50 for the school calendar year
or $10 per month. Contact: Sue Larsen
([email protected]) for newsletter
advertising, or Tony Antoniades
([email protected]) for ads on the
Website.
The Eagle Eyes is a publication of the Eastvalley
Wheeler Tax Services–Leslie Wheeler,
CPA-10 yrs+ experience. Personal, SelfEmployed and Business Taxes. Bookkeeping services also available. Call 770354-6270 or email [email protected]
for quote. Indian Hills Resident.
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Elementary School PTA. Please send your contributions to
Sue Larsen at [email protected]. Our next
newsletter deadline is
February 5th for the March issue going
home on February 20th.

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