Help #EagleRockElem collect the most to earn 50% of $ collected (4/20-4/24) #JimmyGomezCA #EarthDay
Did you know that over 200,000 tons of electronics ended up in landfills in California last year? Help celebrate Earth Day on April 22, by participating in the 3rd Annual E-Waste Collection event this week sponsored by State Assemblymember Jimmy Gomez and LAUSD Board Member Bennett Kayser. So, get rid of the clutter in your home and garage and recycle your old electronics (E-Waste) and help keep our landfills healthy. Bring your old TV's, computers, cell phones, power cords, cables, and basically anything else that was powered by electricity to be disposed of for you in a proper manner. All the E-Waste we collect will be weighed, and the school with the greatest amount of poundage collected will keep 50% of the money collected from the E-Waste where we at Eagle Rock Elementary will get reinvest it into working technology for our students. April 20-24 (Collections before and after school near the basketball courts) The following items will be accepted: Game Systems | Digital Cameras | Mp3 Players | GPS Systems | Assorted Electrical Wire & Power Cords | CRT Televisions & Monitors | Camcorders | Printers, Scanners & Faxes | Keyboards & Mice | Toner Cartridges | Surge Protectors | Computer Boards | Satellite Components | Photo Copiers | Microwaves | Power Supply Systems | Computer Services
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#ERHighSchool to host 24 hour event weekend of 4/18 (10:00a) to 4/19 (10:00a) | Join our team!
Relay for Life is back in Eagle Rock to help the American Cancer Society finish the fight against cancer! Team Eagle Rock Elementary will participate yet again (special thanks to Dan & Nancy Marfisi as Captains!) at the annual event at Eagle Rock High School on April 18-19, 10am to 10am. Click here to join our team, register as a survivor, walk with us, camp out, donate, support! Eagle Rock High School 1750 Yosemite Dr Los Angeles, CA 90041 Relay is a community-driven and family-friendly event filled with entertainment for all. It is free... but come prepared to support some fundraising activities like games and food sales. Participate in the moving survivors ceremony that starts our event (10am), cheering on survivors as they take the first lap. Then remember all of our loved ones at the Luminaria ceremony (9pm) that will certainly touch you as we take a silent candle lit lap, and then hang in there with us at 10am the following morning, along with 100.3 The Sound, to celebrate that morning has come and lives have been saved! Survivors... it's all about you! Inspire us by taking part in the morning ceremonies and enjoy some treats especially for you! Register now so we can plan for your special day! We know we can count on ERE families! If you would like your loved one commemmorated during our luminaria ceremony's slide show, please send jpg photo to [email protected]. Please clearly mark each picture with your loved one's name and whether they are a survivor or have passed away. Friday, April 10 (6:30p-8:30p) MPR | Free Admission | $2 Photo Booth available & much more!
Eagle Rock Elementary PTA & f.a.t.h.e.r. (Father’s Association To Help Eagle Rock) invite you all to dance like nobody is watching at the Funky Family Spring Fling Dance! This Friday, April 10, 2015 from 6:30p until 8:30p in the Multipurpose Room (MPR). Admission is FREE; however, we ask that all children be accompanied by an adult. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase and you may also take a photo at the Photo Booth for $2. #Math Practices #Workshop in MPR | K-2 Parents (Wed 4/8 6–7:30pm) | 3-6 Parents (Thu 4/9 6–7:30pm) Our very own teachers are presenting hands-on, engaging, informative workshops all about the Common Core Math Practices. Come learn about some of the new ways that math is being taught and mathematical thinking is being demonstrated. Attend our workshop and you will receive one Homework Pass for your child! Keep in mind, each teacher will give their own value to the pass. Some will make it a homework pass for math, some for any subject, and some might even exchange it for a Green Ticket! Attend our workshop and you will also automatically be entered into a raffle drawing for a fun prize the same night of the event! We hope to see some really great attendance by some mathematically curious parents!
This past Tues (4/8) was last early dismissal for the school year | Dismissals return to 2:35p
Just a reminder that this past Tuesday, April 8 was the last early dismissal Tuesday for the remainder of the school year. Dismissals for all days shall remain at 2:35p through the end of the school year. Reminder that Monday, Apr 6 is a school holiday and we’ll return Tuesday Apr 7 #SiSePuede This year, all LAUSD schools will observe César Chávez Day on Monday, April 6 in celebration of the birthday of César Estrada Chávez and it serves as a tribute to his commitment to social justice and respect for human dignity. Cesar Chavez was a labor organizer among the agricultural workers of the Southwest. With Delores Huerta he co-founded the National Farm Workers Association which became the United Farm Workers. Throughout the 1960s and early 70s this union engaged in labor actions until it finally won the right of collective bargaining for California agricultural workers in 1975. The largest of these actions was the Salad Bowl Strike. In competition with both the California growers and the Teamsters Union, the largely Hispanic UFW walked off the job on August 23, 1970 in the largest farm strike in American history. Targeted at the lettuce growers, this action caused the price of lettuce to double almost overnight. The strike did not end until March 26, 1971. Over the ensuing years a series of agreements was worked out including the right for collective bargaining, though the persistence since that time of the UFW's gains is debatable. Learn More: http://chavez.cde.ca.gov/ModelCurriculum/Public/index1.aspx http://www.colapublib.org/chavez/ http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/us/cesar-chavez-day Reminder today 3/26 is Annual Open House (6:00p-7:00p) & EREEF sponsored Silent Auction (5:30p-7:00p) This Thursday, March 26th is Eagle Rock Elementary's Annual Open House from 6:00-7:00pm and EREEF's Silent Auction from 5:30-7:00pm. Take a moment to visit classrooms and let your child tour you around their room. Ask her or him questions, and let them show you what they've been doing. Additionally, please remember to participate in the EREEF's Silent Auction which will take place out on the playground where you'll find terrific items, including: summer camps, sports camps, art camps, gift baskets, Mathnasium membership, classroom art projects, and more! All proceeds from the auction go directly to classroom enrichment supplies! This Friday, March 20, is the vernal equinox, the first day of spring. For families, it’s a great time to get outdoors. For teachers, it’s a science and math opportunity. Here are some suggestions for both:
3/17 Follow these links & learn more about the history, culture and traditions of Irish-Americans
St. Patrick’s Day may have started as a day to commemorate the death of Ireland’s patron saint, Patrick, who died on March 17, around 492, but St. Patrick’s Day evolved into a day of wearing green, eating Irish food, and parades to celebrate Irish heritage. Your students probably hear a lot about St. Patrick's Day, take an opportunity to give them more context and background about the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Irish and Irish-Americans:
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