Congratulations to our 2020 Graduating Class. Today we celebrate Celia!
Congratulations to our 2020 Graduating Class. Today we celebrate Broc!
Congratulations to our 2020 Graduating Class. Today we celebrate Bee.
Congratulations to our 2020 graduating class. Today we celebrate Ahna.
Our 15th Annual Spring Celebration starts today! Converting this celebration to a virtual celebration will not slow us down! If you would like a schedule of events, contact a staff member for more information.
No school Thursday (4/30) or Friday (5/1) for staff development.
At today's All School Meeting, we were glad to see students kept busy over break! Chris's advisory shared some reading resources for folks stuck at home. Thanks to Chris's advisory for a fun get together after a long time apart!
Spring Break March 30-April 3, 2020. Break ideas: Read outside, Movie marathon, Cook something new, Board games, Explore a nearby park, Pet talent show, Crazy sock day, and many more. Share your ideas and pictures for our Stay at Home Spring Break.
No School March 18 through March 27 by order of the Governor. Spring Break March 30 through April 3. School will resume April 6. If you have questions or need to talk, please contact your advisor.
Leah, Abby, and Nissa got together to make meringues! Check out this video they made about their experience! https://drive.google.com/file/d/14lML3g7sZQtukocU7hvwrlkXewMQmmKo/view?usp=sharing
Check out these grid drawings from our art hive students!
Gigi's advisory went to the Children's Theatre Company show, "Spamtown, USA." We were transported back in time to the 80's in Austin, MN. It is a great show based on a union strike from the perspective of the youth. Find out more: http://childrenstheatre.org/whats-on/spamtown
February 17th through February 21st is School Board Recognition Week. Thanks to the hard work of our school board members, our students are preparing for a bright future. Thank an EOC school board member today!
Creator spotlight! Benjamin has been painting minis for about two years. He says "the key with painting miniatures is to use contrast in order to emphasize details. The details on them can be very small-all of these but the first sword one are around 1.5 inches tall- and details like eyes can be as small as 1 millimeter. By painting recessed areas darker (shading) and exposed areas lighter (highlighting) it makes the miniature 'pop' and look very good." Thank you for sharing your work, Benjamin!
It's Throwback Thursday! Five years ago, a group of EOC students voyaged into Yellowstone National Park with some area experts to track wolves. They also learned about geology, winter, outdoor safety and the other animals of Yellowstone. We love our experiential field trips.
No school next week (2/17-2/21) for conferences.
Check out this piece of art created by Haven! One of the highlights of her artist's statement is the story behind the image. This dog was a service dog in California and was taken away after it became illegal to own a pitbull in the part of the city where the owner resided. Haven used her art to highlight a social justice platform she feels passionate about. Thank you for sharing your work and your passion Haven!
Congratulations to Landon Dahl for graduating from the Youth in Government program!! Landon started as a Senator and worked her way up to Legislative Specialist which means she taught legislative classes and was a participant of National Issues Forum, where out of 100 proposals hers was 1 of 5 to make it to the last round. For her last year she became an appointed official and did extra training throughout the year. When Landon graduates from EOC, she will wear this cord to show her accomplishments in the program. Landon will deeply miss Youth in Government.
It is National School Counseling Week! We love our new school counselor! Thank you for all you do to make EOC even better for our students!
It is Paraprofessional Recognition Week! We love our paraprofessionals and all they do. Thank you for your endless energy and work with students!
