
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
1. WELCOME BACK STUDENTS AND STAFF.
2. The Lady Volleyball Eagles will host Valley on Friday, August 25th at 5:30. Those working the concession stand will be: TBD Staff on duty: Jamie Lanham
3. Students need to bring back all paperwork ASAP and turn it in to the offices.
4. Please remember to turn in lunch money in the mornings to the office.
5. Pep Assembly for HS Volleyball, JH & HS XC will be Friday, August 25th during 7th hour. Please wait for an all call.
6. The Lady Volleyball Eagles will host Summersville on Tuesday, August 28th at 5:30. Those working the concession stand will be: TBD Staff on duty: Christina Phillips
7. Club meetings will be September 5th – 8th. Please get a list of members to the office.

First day of school breakfast is a choice of egg omelet or cereal. Lunch will be fajita chicken nachos! The August menu is currently posted in the Dining section of our website and within our app.

Mandatory Cross Country practice begins tomorrow after school until 4:15. If you do not have a physical, you will not be able to participate. If you do not attend practice this week and next Monday & Tuesday, you will not be allowed to attend the meet at Winona on the 30th.

There was a little confusion about cross country shirts, so I want to clarify. All shirts for 4th-12th grade cross country runners will be paid for by the elementary cross country fundraiser we had. Anyone else that would like a shirt will have to pay the $10, or $12 depending on size. If you do not have your order and money to the school by 3:00 tomorrow, you will not be able to get a shirt. Thank you 😊 and sorry for any confusion.

The first Cross Country meet is August 30th, at Peck Ranch, in Winona. Students in grades 1st-3rd are allowed to run. This would be excused, but parents are responsible for signing their kids out and driving them to the meet. If your child wants to participate, you will need to let the school know by August 22nd. If you would like a shirt for yourself or child, you must get your sizes and money turned in to Mr. Meloy or Mrs. LaPlant by the end of the day, Tuesday, August 22nd. The shirt will be $10 for up to extra large and an extra $2 above that.
Estimated Running times
1st-3rd boys & girls-2:00
4th-6th boys-2:30
4th-6th girls-2:45
Varsity boys-3:45
Varsity girls-4:15
JH boys-4:45
JH girls-5:15

It's Open House night in Eagle Country from 3:00-5:00!
Special welcome to our new teachers this year; Jamie Lanham (preschool), Cheyenne Davis-Jensen (4th grade), Austin Tarvid (classroom aide), Ashley Martin (special education), Cassie Ritter (JH/ HS Math), and Marcus Gorman (PE).


Special thank you to 1st Baptist Church for our annual prayer luncheon as we gear up for a new school year!! The food was delicious and your support and prayers mean so much!




The Mel Ritter Family Community Outreach has graciously donated supply boxes for every student in elementary! Thank you so much for supporting Eagle Country! 💚🦅


Mr. Edgar's Math students are extra thankful for the Dairette's donation of calculators for his classes this year.
Thank you to Barb & Amanda for always supporting our Eagles.


Huge THANK YOU to The Doe Run Company for their donation of school supplies and money to purchase other needed supplies for our Eagles.
We greatly appreciate their generosity.


Back to School packets are being put into the mail today!
Please keep an eye out for them to be in your mailbox soon. Bring the completed forms with you to Open House (Thursday, August 17th 3pm-5pm).

Almost Back to School time! Here's the supply list for the 23-24 school year!
Special thank you to our generous Bunker community member and PTO for donating all other school supplies! We greatly appreciate you and your support!!!


*** truck had to leave early! Sorry for the inconvenience!
Simply Sweet Treats will be back in town today!! Yummy ice cream and snow cones available from 10-3 in the high school parking lot.
Open to the public!


Summer School Fun - Watermelon Explosion Experiment.
How many rubber bands does it take to explode a watermelon??


The 2023 Senior Graduation Video and the 2023 Preschool Graduation Video have been added to our website! To view the videos, you can look along the green bar that runs across the top of the page. Senior video is posted under the High School drop-down menu and the Preschool video is posted under the Elementary drop-down menu.

Simply Sweet Treats Snow Cone and Ice Cream trailer will be set up at the school tomorrow, Wednesday, June 14th from 11:00-3:00 pm.
20 flavors of shaved ice, plus sugar-free options! Ice cream cones, waffle cones, and bowls to enjoy 7 different flavors of ice cream.
Open to the public!!


Summer School field trip on Thursday, June 8th will be to Elephant Rock State Park.
Don't forget extra drinks, sunscreen and appropriate climbing shoes!
Field trip destination for Thursday, June 15th is still TBD.

I just wanted to let everyone know that the Penny war we had was a huge success. We were able to make enough money to:
Donate money for building materials for a new bridge on our playground, give a senior a scholarship, give elementary teachers a small donation for their classrooms, and put money into an account that will be used to help families in need. I am so grateful for all the donations and hard work that went into this fundraiser.
Because it went so well this past spring, we will be doing another one this next spring. Start saving your change now! Change does not have to be rolled, but it makes life much easier. 😁 Remember, pennies and cash helps your grade, but silver can be used to sabotage another grade. Thank you all!

STARTS TODAY!
Summer School 2023, 8 am - 2 pm.
Please keep your eyes out for our students and buses as we begin Week 1 of summer school today.


5th Grade students graduated the DARE program today! They've been learning about drug awareness and how to cope with peer pressure among many other things over the past 6 weeks from their instructor, Mr. Jeff McCarty. Before they received their certificates of completion of the program, several 5th graders stood up before the rest of the elementary students to share posters they made about the most important things they learned through this course.






