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East Village Elementary students are immersed in STEM projects that facilitate a strong growth mindset by opening up opportunities to collaborate over complex problems. These collaborative experiences not only foster academic growth and development, they expose students to experiences where they are able to develop and work on social emotional skills as well. #evestem #everystudenteveryday #mistakesaremagic

6th Grade basketball tryouts will be held Thursday October 19 Tryouts will be at the following times & locations: 6th Boys Basketball 4:35-5:45 @ Penick Boys & Girls Club 1201 Leisure Pl., Little Rock, AR 6th Girls Basketball 6:30-7:30 @ NLR Boys & Girls Club 1212 Jim Wetherington Pl., North Little Rock, AR A completed waiver must be submitted in order to participate in tryouts: https://tinyurl.com/5c3j73nc

On Friday, the DTJH Robotics Team took a field trip with Ms. Horton to the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts to learn the basics of robot mechanics and creation. They learned wire cutting, the engineering design process, and woodworking techniques to prepare for the BEST Robotics competition this Fall. While this is a DTJH 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.

At eStem High School, Mr. Nall took his environmental class to the spring to collect water samples to grow Algae! While this is an 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.

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Today, 9.28.23 our eHS Seniors had the opportunity to take a field trip to the Saline County College Fair at UA Pulaski Tech!! While this is an eHS Senior Field Trip 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.

Students in Ms. Armstrong’s class at eStem East Village Elementary have been learning about a variety of ways to code. This week they created their own visual and sound codes, then used them to communicate with classmates! Opening up the world of coding to our students is beneficial because it teaches vital critical thinking skills, supports the development of resilience and grit, boots math skills, gets them comfortable with technology, and teaches cause and effect. #kidscancode

Check out eHS! Last week we had our Fall Spirit Week !! 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.

Soccer tryouts will start this week! In order to participate in tryouts, you must have soccer cleats & a completed waiver. Anyone who does not meet these requirements will not be allowed to participate in the tryouts.

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ALL of our staff are invested in ALL of our EVE students. During our school wide intervention time, our enrichment teachers, METS deputies, paras, and teachers pull students to work on essential learning skills.

The Scholastic Book Fair is at DTJH this week! We would like to thank all of our parent volunteers for making this book fair a success! While this is a DTJH 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.

Good evening DTJH Families, Our virtual Title I Night begins in 5 minutes. Hope to see you all there! https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87318393153?pwd=NVZ5RWV3MithYmk0Yk95TVNmdS9uQT09 Meeting ID: 873 1839 3153 Passcode: 952685

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Second Graders at eStem East Village Elementary are collaborating to build three digit numbers while using academic vocabulary like value and digit.

A huge congratulations to our eHS students for being recognized by Collegeboard! Way to go scholars!! Derrick Young: NAARA Jasmin Narvaez: NHRA Kailynn Oliver: NAARA Kennedi Acklin: NAARA Award Key: National African American Recognition Award (NAARA) National Hispanic Recognition Award (NHRA) National Rural and Small Town Award (NRSTA) National Indigenous Award (NIA) While this is happening at eHS, we have exciting activities and achievements happening on all of our campuses. Remember to check our Events Calendar on our website for details specific to your child's school.

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.

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.

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.

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.