Admin

Dear Parents, Welcome to the 2019-20 school year! We look forward to a wonderful year of working with your children! School will start on August 21, this year. Here are a few important things to note: 1. Start and ending times have changed this year. Our front door will open at 7:35 a.m. each day.

Melissa Gooden will be teaching kindergarten. Miss Gooden is an El Dorado Springs native who completed her student teaching in the El Dorado Springs Elementary and recently graduated with her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from Missouri Southern State University. Stephanie Fritts will be joining the first grade team. Mrs. Fritts completed her student teaching

Kindergarten: *8 jumbo crayons, *1 small box of crayons, *4 pencils (2 beginners pencils and 2 regular pencils), *1 large box of tissues, *4 large glue sticks, *1 package of dry erase markers, *8 washable markers, back pack, *1 box of sandwich size bags (boys), 1 package of disinfecting wipes (boys), *1 box of gallon

Kindergarten Kasee Gerster           126 Melissa Gooden         123 Julie Hankinson         127 DaNae Norman          125 Jeanie Norman           124 1st Grade Chris Compton           111 Ashley Friar          

I would like to welcome all EMS students, faculty and staff back for the 2019-2020 school year. I hope that everyone enjoyed a summer full of adventure, relaxation and reading. I am sure everyone appreciated and relished the extra time that they were able to spend with their family and friends. Our focus will be

The El Dorado Springs Middle School Principal, Brad Steward has scheduled a meeting for parents of 6th grade students and parents of any new 7th and 8th grade students. The meeting will be at 6 p.m.; Monday, Aug. 19, in the small gym.

8 – 8:51……………………………………………………First Period 8:55 – 9:46……………………………………………Second Period 9:50 – 10:41……………………………………………Third Period 10:45 – 11:36………………………………………..Fourth

Middle School official schedules for the upcoming school year may be picked up on August 16, 19, 20, from 8 a.m. to 12 (noon) and from 1 to 3:30 p.m.  Students need to pay their $10 non-refundable technology usage fee at this time and any other outstanding charges. Each Middle School student will be expected

District recognizes that in order for students to be successful he/she must complete daily assignments and homework from classroom teachers.  If a student does not turn in his/her assignment he/she will receive a ZAP slip.  Assignments worth is reduced 90-80-70-60 until the fifth day at which time the student is assigned a 1⁄2 day Saturday

Morgan Engleman – will serve as the middle school counselor. This will be Morgan’s first year as a counselor, but she has spent five years in the classroom. Morgan has spent the last three years teaching in Greenfield. Morgan is a native to East Newton and is a college graduate of Evangel University in Springfield.