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Helpful Links
Helpful Links
**WEEKLY EES NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE**
We are always happy to have wonderful people who volunteer their time at EES. If you are interested you can find a Volunteer Application link at the bottom of this page. Simply print it, fill it out and bring it to the school and we will put you right to work!!
Visit our
FAMILY CENTER
on the 2nd grade hall
We realize that most parents work during school hours and that prevents them from volunteering inside the school. There are SO many ways that you, as an EES parent, can help the school. Check out the list below to see how you can show your support for EES, its students and our community everyday.
We always celebrating "SOCKTOBER" during the month of October. Did you know that socks are the most needed but least donated item for people in need? Our collection of socks will be donated to various community outreach programs.
We recycle markers at EES! Crayola has a program for recycling old markers, ANY brand, into diesel fuel. Save all your markers and turn them into EES for this very worthy cause. Crayola Corporation will pay for them to be shipped out at the end of the school year!
(click on the COLORCYCLE icon above to watch a video)
Save Box Tops for Education for EES. These are found on food packaging and are worth 10 cents each. Drop them off at EES to be distributed to classroom teachers for redemption.
Once a month we have a EES Spirit Night at Shane's Rib Shack. a percentage of the proceeds from that evening go to support EES programs.
Inspire Your Child to Read
PARENT INVOLVEMENT MATTERS
3 Things Parents should tell their kids about Internet Safety
Reading your Child's Milestone Report
My child is an English Language Learner. What does that mean?
(Spanish version)
(English version)
My child is an English Language Learner. How do I know if my child is making progress?
(English version)
(Spanish version)
School Bus Traffic Safety
GEORGIA School Nutrition Program "SHAKE IT UP"
U.S. Department of Education Parent Brochures
