The kindergarteners were so excited to wish our neighbor Erv a happy 90th birthday yesterday! We were even more excited when we came back to school today to see a reply!
Happy Birthday Erv! โฅ๏ธ๐ ๐
Click on the below link to go to our school website and watch this morning's preschool and kindergarten assembly. Great job preschool and kindergarten students!
https://www.emersonhubbardschools.org/article/699526
Emerson-Hubbard High School: The phone system at the high school is currently not working. If you need to contact the school, please email Tami Morgan at tmorgan@ehpirates.org or Mr. Blohm at cblohm@ehpirates.org. Thank you.
Way to go! Congrats to these E-H students for being selected to Pirate Crew last week by working hard, showing good character and demonstrating leadership in their classrooms!
Schedule of events for the JH meet on Monday April 4th. Athletes will have a copy for parents tomorrow.
Reminder! Junior ACT test is in one week!
Slight schedule change for Cedar Invite tomorrow (3/29)
With poor weather moving in at about 6:00 tomorrow night, we will be starting running events at 3:00, not 3:15 at the Cedar Invite.
The 3,200-meter run for boys and girls will be combined to save time later in the day in case we need to get done. If weather permits, they will run separately.
Everything else will go off as scheduled.
1st-5th families, Last week of reading Kenny & the Dragon. Will Kenny successfully save Grahame from imminent extermination!?
With the weather getting warmer, we have TeamMates mentees that would like to go outside and throw the ball around. We are looking for donations of youth and adult baseball and softball gloves. If you have some to donate, please drop them off at either school building. Thanks
Preorder your 2021-2022 EH Yearbook NOW!
The Track and Field apparel store is up and running. Store closes quickly, 3/29, to ensure items arrive as soon as possible.
Link: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS67966/shop/home
Emerson-Hubbard Community Schools is accepting applications for the following positions for the 2022-23 school year.
The Emerson-Hubbard middle school and high school students participated in Battle Night on Friday, March 18th. Students enjoyed a fun night of friendly competition playing games, such as, pinball, pickleball, basketball, cornhole, chess, checkers, mancala, etc.
Thank you to all the businesses that donated to the 2022 Battle Night. The students enjoy the competition, but they also enjoy receiving prizes for earning the champion title of each game and raffle prizes. With your generosity, we were able to host a successful night of free fun for Emerson-Hubbard students. This year, all students were able to receive a T-Shirt and at least one raffle prize.
Students become the teacher in Social Studies. Groups were assigned magazine pages to become experts of to teach their classmates!
Here is the TCNE track order form, please make checks payable to: Dave Uldrich
Way to go! Congrats to these E-H students for being selected to Pirate Crew last week by working hard, showing good character and demonstrating leadership in their classrooms!
Emerson-Hubbard is hosting an informational meeting about Pathways 2 Tomorrow classes and Fridays at Northeast. We are inviting all Sophomore, and Junior students and their parents/guardians to join us! There will be representatives from Northeast Community College and the West Point P2T campus. Supper will be served. 6:30-7:30 in the High School Library on Thursday, March 24th.
Preschool enjoyed graphing and eating Lucky charms today for St. Patrickโs Day! ๐
They decorated the hallway with their leprechauns and fingerprint rainbows! ๐
Preschool enjoyed graphing and eating Lucky charms today for St. Patrickโs Day! ๐
They decorated the hallway with their leprechauns and fingerprint rainbows! ๐
We hope you are enjoying the book, "Kenny and the Dragon"! Thank you to our 1st-5th grade students and their families for participating in the family reading event! Keep reading and earning those Pirate Dollars by completing the activities and taking the weekly quizzes. A reminder of the reading schedule is shown as well as areas outside of the 1st and 4th grade classrooms.
