Middle school and high school students will have a scheduled eLearning day on Thursday, October 16th. Students will need to login to a Google Meet for each of their classes. Please see the schedule attached above. Teachers will send out more information and links for each Google Meet closer to the scheduled day. 

With our high school students participating in homecoming activities Friday afternoon, EMS and EHS will be on an adjusted homecoming schedule this Friday. EMS Students who meet Fun Friday expectations will have an extended Fun Friday during homeroom time, as seen above. For students who did not earn Fun Friday, an extended study hall will be offered to catch up on any missing work that may be outstanding with only one week left in the grading period. Reach out to your student's homeroom teacher with any questions. Thank you!

Picture retakes at EMS will be this Tuesday, October 7th. Order online at crabtreephotos.com or have your student pick up a retake picture form in the front office. Thank you!

Report cards for the first quarter will go home with students on Friday, October 17th.

Along with report cards, students will also receive a report for their ILEARN checkpoints in language arts (grades 6, 7, and 8) and math* (grades 7 and 8).

Click on the link below for more information on the ILEARN checkpoint reports and how they measure student achievement.

We are excited that the Eastbrook National Honors Society will have high school students providing after school tutoring on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays this school year from 3:10 - 3:40 p.m. in the EHS Learning Commons.

This service is a free, student-led tutoring program available to all EMS students and will provide homework help for any middle or high school student in grades 6-12. Registration is not necessary. Transportation is not provided.

Contact our high school counselor, Mrs. Brittany Boller - at bboller@eastbrook.k12.in.us - with any questions.

Attendance is a key factor in student success—especially in middle school! Being present in class helps students stay on top of assignments, build strong relationships with peers and teachers, and develop the responsibility and routine that will carry them through high school and beyond. If your student needs to be absent, please remember that a parent or guardian must call the school office by 8:30 AM to report the absence. Also, if your student sees a doctor, be sure to send in a doctor’s note—these absences are considered excused and do not count against your student’s attendance record. Let's work together to make every day count!

Mr. Brown's 7th-grade science classes have been studying the difference between the terms "Mass", "Weight", "Volume", and "Inertia."  Ryann Smith created this comic to show her understanding of the terms. She used these talking dragons and their expressions to show how the concepts relate to real life. Excellent work, Ryann!!

Damaged drywall has nowhere to hide because Mr. Brown's homeroom classes have been working on their drywall repair and finishing skills during "Soft-Skill Wednesdays".  Last month, Quettie Barrett and Claire Hinderliter received the coveted "Golden Drywall Knife" honors for their smooth performances. Excellent work, girls!  

Mrs. Housel's homeroom classes have been working on their drywall repair and finishing skills during "Soft-Skill Wednesdays". Madi Holtzleiter and Jentry Helvie received the coveted "Golden Drywall Knife" honors for their smooth performances. Excellent work, girls!

Don't miss the Eastbrook Bands Fall Frenzy, Wednesday, October 1st! Featuring a Silent Auction and food trucks starting at 4:30pm followed by our Fall Band Concert at 7:00pm! Help spread the word about our event by sharing our event on Facebook and inviting friends and families: EastbrookBands Fall Frenzy

Call Times for MS Band students are: Beginning Band - 6:45, 7th Grade Band - 6:30, 8th Grade Band 6:15. Concert attire is the Red MS Band Polo and black.

Each month, 2 students from each grade level will be selected by their teachers to be recognized as "Students of the Month."

Congratulations to our September EMS Students of the Month!

Elias Angell - Nominated by Ms. Harmon

Levi Eastus - Nominated by Ms. Harmon

Avlyn Berger - Nominated by Ms. Watts

Wade Gibbons - Nominated by Ms. Watts

Alivia Draper - Nominated by Mr. Deisler

Luke Myrick - Nominated by Mr. Deisler