Mrs. Abernathy’s Pre‑K class reached their perfect attendance goal by spelling out “Wildcat Pride”! Their reward was getting to choose a treat from the candy cart—sweet motivation for showing up every day!
Annalee Pond has been selected as the Physical Education student of the week.
Annalee was chosen for her exemplary leadership traits that are always on display during PE class. She leads by example with a positive attitude, determination, and attention to detail during gameplay.
Annalee was chosen for her exemplary leadership traits that are always on display during PE class. She leads by example with a positive attitude, determination, and attention to detail during gameplay.
Mrs. Van Der Horn’s fourth grade class met their perfect attendance goal by spelling out “Wildcat Pride”! The students chose extra recess time as their reward.
Mrs. Van Der Horn’s math class created bridge structures using their knowledge of force and motion, angles, and geometric shapes to design strong, weight‑bearing bridges. This STEAM activity blended visual design, math, engineering, and science—encouraging creativity, problem‑solving, and collaboration.
🎉✨ Gifted Education Month Creativity Challenge Winners ✨🎉
Mrs. Segars and Mrs. Oliver would like to thank all of the students who participated in our Gifted Education Month Creativity Challenge! We were so impressed with the creativity, effort, and imagination shown by our students. 💡🎨
We are excited to announce this year’s winners:
🏆 Pre-K: Gianina Villar (not pictured)
🏆 Kindergarten: Kayden Slide (not pictured)
🏆 1st Grade: Perla Cabrera-Meza
🏆 2nd Grade: Carter Hardy
🏆 3rd Grade: Addalyn Crain
🏆 4th Grade: Conner Day
🏆 5th Grade: Jidae Rogers
👏 Congratulations to all of our winners! We are so proud of you!
Thank you to everyone for supporting Euharlee Elementary and our amazing PTO! Friday’s Pajama Day was a huge hit—our students (and staff!) looked so cozy and comfy.
It was a great weekend for some of our EHES drama members that participated as jellyfish in the WHS Disney production of "The Little Mermaid"! I can’t wait to see some of these members performing on the same stage in high school one day.
A huge thank you to the incredible team from Wellstar Health System for visiting our 5th grade students and leading the “Prepare with Pedro” disaster preparedness program! 🚨🐾
Your time, expertise, and commitment to safety helped bring our STEM PBL to life as students explored the real-world impacts of power loss during destructive forces. Experiences like this make learning meaningful and memorable!
We are so grateful for your partnership and for helping our students feel informed, prepared, and empowered. ❤️💡 #STEMinAction #PrepareWithPedro #CommunityPartnerships
Your time, expertise, and commitment to safety helped bring our STEM PBL to life as students explored the real-world impacts of power loss during destructive forces. Experiences like this make learning meaningful and memorable!
We are so grateful for your partnership and for helping our students feel informed, prepared, and empowered. ❤️💡 #STEMinAction #PrepareWithPedro #CommunityPartnerships
A new tradition starts now…
Gunnar Gloyd has been named the Euharlee Wildcat Physical Education Student of the Week.
Gunnar was selected for his outstanding work ethic, sportsmanship, and performance during PE.
A new student will be selected each week, highlighting student achievement in the gym.
Gunnar Gloyd has been named the Euharlee Wildcat Physical Education Student of the Week.
Gunnar was selected for his outstanding work ethic, sportsmanship, and performance during PE.
A new student will be selected each week, highlighting student achievement in the gym.
✨ Euharlee Elementary Wax Museum – A Huge Success! ✨
We are so proud of our incredible 5th grade gifted students for bringing history to life at our annual Wax Museum! From famous leaders to influential innovators, each student transformed into a historical figure and shared their knowledge through engaging presentations.
We were honored to welcome several special visitors from the county office, including Bartow County School Superintendent, Mr. Terza, and Chief Human Resources Officer, David Robinson. We also welcomed students from Pre-K through 5th grade who came to experience this amazing event. The feedback was overwhelming—many shared that this was the best Wax Museum yet! Thank you Mrs. Segars and the fifth-grade gifted students for a job well done!
We are so proud of our incredible 5th grade gifted students for bringing history to life at our annual Wax Museum! From famous leaders to influential innovators, each student transformed into a historical figure and shared their knowledge through engaging presentations.
We were honored to welcome several special visitors from the county office, including Bartow County School Superintendent, Mr. Terza, and Chief Human Resources Officer, David Robinson. We also welcomed students from Pre-K through 5th grade who came to experience this amazing event. The feedback was overwhelming—many shared that this was the best Wax Museum yet! Thank you Mrs. Segars and the fifth-grade gifted students for a job well done!
Come out and support our drama members participating in the WHS production of The Little Mermaid.
📣 Calling all 3rd–5th grade parents! 📣
Join us for our Milestones Bootcamp this Monday! Together, we’ll explore everything you need to know about the Milestones assessment, including its purpose, format, ways to practice at home, and a closer look at example questions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to support your child’s success—we look forward to seeing you there!
*Monday, March 30 at 5:30pm
*3-5 grade students and parents
Join us for our Milestones Bootcamp this Monday! Together, we’ll explore everything you need to know about the Milestones assessment, including its purpose, format, ways to practice at home, and a closer look at example questions.
Don’t miss this opportunity to support your child’s success—we look forward to seeing you there!
*Monday, March 30 at 5:30pm
*3-5 grade students and parents
Read Across America Week is almost here, and we’re excited to celebrate the joy of reading! Each day next week, students are invited to join in the fun by dressing up according to our special daily themes. It’s a great way to build excitement, spark imagination, and bring our favorite stories to life. Our dress‑up days are listed below—feel free to participate each day in the fun!
Something exciting is coming! Our school will be participating in a Read-A-Thon this year, and it launches next week! Here's how it works: Kids read. You support. We raise BIG💰! Information about how to register for this event will be coming home with your child today! We have also posted a video link below on how to register your child. We are so excited about this fundraiser. All funds from this fundraiser will be used to purchase a Book Vending Machine for our school!!!
@myreadathon #ReadRaise #MyReadathon
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@myreadathon #ReadRaise #MyReadathon
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Come find out more about STEM at Euharlee! We hope to see you all on Thursday night.
Chompsaws in Action!
Thanks to the money earned from our fall Book Fair, Dr. Bagley purchased Chompsaws for our students to use at Euharlee Elementary.
Our 5th graders in Mrs. Abbott’s class have already been putting them to great use! Students selected an ocean animal to research, planned their designs, and created thumbnail sketches. Now they’re using the Chompsaws to cut cardboard pieces for their sculptures, which they’re building from recycled materials and papier-mâché.
These amazing creations will be featured in our “Recycled Reef” installation on Fine Arts Night. We can’t wait for everyone to see their hard work and creativity on display!
Thanks to the money earned from our fall Book Fair, Dr. Bagley purchased Chompsaws for our students to use at Euharlee Elementary.
Our 5th graders in Mrs. Abbott’s class have already been putting them to great use! Students selected an ocean animal to research, planned their designs, and created thumbnail sketches. Now they’re using the Chompsaws to cut cardboard pieces for their sculptures, which they’re building from recycled materials and papier-mâché.
These amazing creations will be featured in our “Recycled Reef” installation on Fine Arts Night. We can’t wait for everyone to see their hard work and creativity on display!
See the information below about Pre-K registration.
Grab one before they sell out!
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In Mrs. Thompson's fifth grade class, students explored how characters respond to key events by conducting lively mock interviews. Stepping into the roles of their favorite story characters, they answered questions, explained motivations, and brought fictional personalities to life. The activity deepened their understanding of character reactions while building confidence and communication skills.
Our kindergarten students are learning about America: Then and Now in Arts & Letters, ultimately answering the question, “How has innovation changed life in America over time"? Today, students compared changes in their local community over time and showed their learning by contributing to a shared student mural.
A special thank you to Dana Rieske and the Euharlee History Museum for allowing us to use historical photos of Euharlee to bring this learning to life. We are grateful for our amazing community support!
A special thank you to Dana Rieske and the Euharlee History Museum for allowing us to use historical photos of Euharlee to bring this learning to life. We are grateful for our amazing community support!
