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eStem Downtown K6 is thrilled to show off our math and reading initiatives that are aimed at increasing your child’s intellectual growth and love for learning. Each day students will participate in our “I excel with IXL” and our reading “Power Time”. Teachers have assigned each student with a set of specific math skills to work on in IXL. Students who complete the most problems with correct answers will be put on our grade level IXL Leaderboards and are recognized for their hard work and diligence. Prizes are awarded weekly to the top students in each grade. Students also spend time at the end of each day in Power Time. This allows students to strengthen their stamina in reading and to acquire more comprehension strategies. Building reading stamina is like training for a marathon. The more they read, the stronger and more confident readers they become. We believe that by combining the power of reading and mathematics, we can empower your child to become a well-rounded, confident learner.

Attention, eHS Mets Families! If you have completed a Digital Equity Survey for your student, and your student has not picked up their laptop from Dr. Gipson's office, they can pick up their laptops from Dr. Gipson in Ross Hall on Wednesday and Thursday during their assigned lunch.

Columbia University - New York, New York came to visit Ms. Griffins 1st Period Class at eStem High School!!! They informed the students regarding College Admissions and Financial Aid! While this is a eHS event, we have exciting activities happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child's school.

Meet our eHS Senior and Junior Student Council Cabinet Members! Seniors: Sydney Franklin, Josephine Miller, Carrington Sams, Brooklyn Thompson, Kennedi Scaife Juniors: Kennedi Acklin, Clayton Thomas, Marti Smith, Sonja Robinson, Zamera Wilbon, Malinda Maize While this is eHS, we have exciting activities happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child's school.

Meet our eHS Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Student Council Presidents!! Senior President - Summer Prado Junior President - Cheyenne Schoeb Sophomore President - Mia Vasquez While this is eHS, we have exciting activities happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child's school.

Good afternoon DTJH Parents/Guardians Check out this week's edition of The Mets Press! https://5il.co/24cp8

eHS, This is the last day to purchase Mets Athletics Merchandise. Please click on the link to purchase. https://5il.co/24ea6

At DTJH, Ms. Kirchner's 8th grade English classes are starting to read "Refugee", a novel that follows the journeys of three teenagers throughout history. This week, students learned about the three different settings of the book: Cuba in the 1990s, Germany in the 1930s, and Syria in the 2000s.

Good Afternoon EVJH Famillies, Our apologies but the dance tonight has been cancelled because we didn't have enough students to participate. For the parents that paid online a check will be issued and for students that paid with cash will receive a cash refund. We do apologize for the inconvenience and have a great weekend.

Good afternoon eHS! Our apologies! The Academic Success Night is TONIGHT at 5:00pm! Zoom Link: Topic: Academic Success Night - Title 1 Time: Sep 7, 2023, 05:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88315138439?pwd=bzRCL1krb1JhRFdXSmIzbTgwN2JGUT09

eHS! All families and students are invited to join us for Academic Success Night on Tomorrow, September 7th, at 5:00 p.m. VIA Zoom to learn about the following: -CheckingGrades & Attendance in HAC -Academic Tips & Tools -Google Classroom -Office Hours (tutoring) -Intervention Programs -Academic Integrity -College Readiness -ACT Goals -ACT Preparation -Graduation Requirements Zoom Link: Topic: Academic Success Night - Title 1 Time: Sep 7, 2023, 05:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88315138439?pwd=bzRCL1krb1JhRFdXSmIzbTgwN2JGUT09 Meeting ID: 883 1513 8439 Passcode: 650575

We need all families to submit an application in order to determine eligibility! Scan the QR code in flyer or submit application online: https://www.myschoolapps.com/

Check out last Fridays Class of 2024 Senior Breakfast at Loft 1023. While this is a eHS event, we have exciting activities happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child's school.

T-SHIRT FLASH SALE!!!! Our shirts are currently $8.00 and we have all sizes available. Login to my school bucks to place your order. Thank You EVJH Family

Baseball tryouts are TODAY at Interstate Park! Tryouts are open to current 9-12th graders. In order to participate in tryouts, we must have a waiver & release. If you have not previously submitted a form for this year please complete using link: https://tinyurl.com/5c3j73nc

Tickets will be on sale tomorrow during 1st and 2nd lunch, please remember to bring 5.00 We are looking forward to having a great time!!!

Ms. Tebbetts and her 3rd graders are conducting experiments and making observations! #magnetsinmotion

Good afternoon DTJH Parents/Guardians, Check out this week's edition of The Mets Press! https://5il.co/23z6z

Teamwork makes the Dreamwork!! This morning, eStem Downtown K6 had the privilege of welcoming our very own METS High School Basketball team during morning arrival! These exemplary students took time out of their day to open car doors for our students arriving this morning. We love partnering with our schools within the district. We wish them a winning season and we are their biggest fans!

eStem DTJH has "Mets Time" every Thursday. The purpose of Mets Time is to ensure equitable education to ALL students through academic labs and enrichment labs. Students in Coach Comiskey's Mets Time were working with manipulatives to create puzzle cubes (3x3x3) for their classmates to solve. In Mr. Miller's Mets Time, students were required to brainstorm and build a prototype of their choice. The prototype had to serve a logical purpose to fulfill the requirements of the assignment.