Lunch Hero Appreciation Day

East students meet weekly for an Afterschool Garden Club! Mr. and Mrs. Agee are leading students through garden bed preparation for vegetables and creating a worm bin.

Mrs. Agee’s 4th-grade classroom was converted into a Reading Skills Surgery Clinic to prepare for the Smarter Balanced State Assessment. Students were tasked with dressing like surgeons and, in surgical units, required to read various passages about the human body and answer questions based on different reading skill targets. Once their response was correct, they tried operating on the patient (Operation game). If the surgery was successful. They received an X-ray of their patient and charted whether it was a healthy or an unhealthy X-ray in their paperwork. If the operation was unsuccessful, they were required to report to their supervisor for an incident report question about the passage and try again. The end goal was to create a diagnosis based on the tests assigned to their patient. Mrs. Agee received the donated gowns, gloves, and surgery caps from Mid Valley Hospital. Students had a blast and found the task engaging and challenging.

Students in East's Afterschool Native Enrichment class are learning to bead. Taught by East’s Counselor, Katie Abrahamson, this class focuses on reading traditional stories, making snacks of natural foods, and beading keychains for Mother's Day projects. Project helpers include Miranda Miller, Talei Abrahamson, and Airion Andrews. We are so grateful!

Cinco de Mayo Assembly replay 7 pm @ the PAC

Preschool Round-up

IEC Meeting

Principal Appreciation Day

The FAMILY Survey Link: https://qualtricsxm2cgrdxbc4.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6Dog1mZ1MftDpEa This link is for all parents living, working, or receiving regular services in Omak or Okanogan. RSVP for the Community Listening Session: https://forms.gle/ic3rm3EV6gXzd4KF6

Omak High School FFA Annual Plant Sale

Lunch Hero Appreciation Day

On Thursday, March 21, East Omak Elementary held its annual school spelling bee. 13 classes held classroom bees to determine a winner and an alternate, who was then recommended to the school-wide Bee. Students from 3rd -5th grade participated and competed against one another. After fifteen hard-won rounds, 5th grader Desmond Truitt was victorious for the second year in a row, spelling the word DELIBERATELY correctly. 4th grader Meleah Giles took 2nd place, and 5th grader Cesar Cajija took 3rd place. These students worked hard and studied; we could not be prouder of their master spelling skills. The other participants in the Bee were Rory Miller, Kaia Ortuno, Lilyanne Sherwood, Brittany Klett, Acacia Duran, Kynnedi O’Dell, Kasen Bessette, Diesel Huston, and Max Espino. We are so proud of their hard work and perseverance! There was a great turnout of family and friends to cheer these amazing spellers on. We are excited about the prospect of an even larger pool of contestants next year, and we encourage all students to consider participating in this exciting event!

Administrative Professionals Appreciation Day

FFA Plant Sale

FFA Plant Sale

Kindergarten Registration May 1st

East Elementary Ms. Wilson's 3rd-grade class had an opportunity to have Cpl. Wilson, Deputy Lewis, and K9 Gambit from CCRJC in Wenatchee come and spend the day with them. The officers come and hang out with the kids, teach them what K9 Gambit does, all about what a day doing their job is like, and watch K9 Gambit do some training exercises. They also did an outdoor presentation for the entire third grade and the Life Skills class. It is one of the highlights of the year for the kids.

Earth Day Clean Up Saturday, April 20th, from 9 am - 12 pm

East Elementary, March - Students of the Month

Est Elementary, March - Students of the Month