Our 8th graders got a glimpse of what’s ahead with their high school visit today!
Moments like this remind us how far they’ve come and how ready they are for the next step. We’re proud of this group and excited to see what they do next.

So proud of our 2nd graders and the incredible work they are doing as writers!
Students recently had the opportunity to share their original pieces, including both nonfiction and narrative writing. From teaching us new facts to telling creative, personal stories, their writing was fun to listen to!.
We love seeing the growth they’ve shown and the way they are developing as thoughtful, expressive writers. Keep it up, 2nd grade! ✏️

Our last Spring concert (4th-8th grade) is on May 7th and we are raffling off three of our front row parking spaces for three lucky winners.
Send in your entries for your chance to secure your VIP parking space!
$1.00 -- per entry $10-- for 15 entries

I enjoyed another Readers Theater performance from first grade! What a delight to see them blossom as readers and performers!

This is your last week to cast your nomination for the 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year. The nomination link closes on April 24, 2026.
NOMINATION LINK

Miss RC and Miss Katie—our dynamic duo and truly our Administrative Assistant extraordinaires.
They are the steady hands behind the scenes, the problem-solvers, the listeners, and the ones who somehow keep everything moving forward—even on the busiest days. From the smallest details to the biggest needs, they handle it all with care, patience, and a genuine heart for our school. They are, without a doubt, the glue that holds us together.
Today, we just want to say thank you—for the countless things you do that often go unseen, for the kindness you show to everyone who walks through the door, and for the way you make our school a better place every single day.
❤️ HAPPY • ADMINISTRATIVE • ASSISTANT •DAY! ❤️

There’s more to a small school than meets the eye.
When a student walks through our doors in preschool, they become part of something bigger. For the next decade, we invest in them—academically, socially, and personally. We take that responsibility seriously, because it’s more than a job… it’s our passion.
Our goal has always been to grow lifelong learners—students who are prepared, confident, and ready for what’s next.
As our Class of 2026 moves on, we couldn’t be more proud of who they have become. They are a reflection of years of growth, effort, and community.
We are a small school doing big things!
When a student walks through our doors in preschool, they become part of something bigger. For the next decade, we invest in them—academically, socially, and personally. We take that responsibility seriously, because it’s more than a job… it’s our passion.
Our goal has always been to grow lifelong learners—students who are prepared, confident, and ready for what’s next.
As our Class of 2026 moves on, we couldn’t be more proud of who they have become. They are a reflection of years of growth, effort, and community.
We are a small school doing big things!

Only 15 more days with this crew! We are so proud of our 8th grade class and the ways in which they have grown. It’s been a year of learning, stretching, and stepping into who they are becoming. We have seen their resilience, their leadership, and the way they’ve shown up for each other and our school community. These last days are a chance to finish strong, make a few more memories, and take pride in how far they’ve come. We will be highlighting each one of our 8th grade graduates over the next few weeks. We’re grateful for this group and excited for what’s ahead of them.

Save the dates!
16 more school days of school!
We are counting down the days and making them count.

Huge shout-out to our amazing bus drivers for getting everyone home safely during today’s early dismissal. We are so grateful for the care, calm, and commitment they show each and every day—especially in moments like today.
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Due to the severe weather forecast, the East Lynne 40 District will release at 1:00 PM.

We are monitoring Friday's weather and will make a decision in the morning about a possible early dismissal. The K and 1st field trip has been canceled.
From the National Weather Service:
One more round of storms is expected Friday afternoon/evening. Compared to previous rounds of storms this week, this round is shaping up to have higher chances for severe, including for the potential for very large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes.
What: Widespread strong to severe storms across the area. This includes all hazards (hail, wind, tornadoes) and the potential for higher end of each. Reasonable maximum hail sizes approaching baseball to softball in size, reasonable maximum wind gusts to around 80 mph, and a few tornadoes possible.
Where: Across the area. Large hail more likely more west. Damaging winds and a few tornadoes across the area.
When: Currently expecting an early-mid afternoon start and carrying on into the evening. Most reasonable timeframe looks to be 1pm-9pm.

Save the Date – Middle School Dance!
Our last middle school dance of the year is coming up soon!
📅 May 1st
⏰ 7:00–9:30 PM
🎶 Theme: Country Nights
Get ready for a fun night of music, friends, and a little bit of country! This dance is sponsored by STUCO, and we’d love to see all our middle schoolers there.
📄 Chaperone and snack sign-up sheets will be coming home soon!
Our last middle school dance of the year is coming up soon!
📅 May 1st
⏰ 7:00–9:30 PM
🎶 Theme: Country Nights
Get ready for a fun night of music, friends, and a little bit of country! This dance is sponsored by STUCO, and we’d love to see all our middle schoolers there.
📄 Chaperone and snack sign-up sheets will be coming home soon!

5th grade combined their study of groundwater with a conversation on Westward Expansion. Today, these scientists attempted to dig a well and bring water to the surface-just like pioneers! Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Skills were important in their attempts to provide water for their ‘families’ as they pumped water from the aquifer.






It's not too late to sign up for our PreK and Kindergarten Round Up! Call the office to reserve your screening time.
April 27th

We felt the love today! 🐾 ❤️🐾
Thank you to our amazing Parent Booster Group for the healthy snacks during Staff Appreciation Week. These special treats keep us energized and going strong for our students!
We appreciate you!

Thank you so much to our Parent Booster Group for providing massages for our staff. We always love it when we see Schroeder chiropractic walking through our door doors.
#staffappreciationweek

The Pleasant Hill School District has opened up the opportunity for summer school for our students. Summer School for Pleasant Hill will be from 5/28-6/26. They will be offering FREE breakfast and lunch. Let us know if you have any questions.



Next week, April 13-17, we are excited to celebrate Staff Appreciation Week—a special time to recognize the incredible people who pour their hearts into our school each and every day.
Our Parent Booster Group has some special things planned to honor our staff. If your family would like to join us in celebrating our staff, we encourage simple acts of kindness that can mean so much. A handwritten note, a quick email,
or a kind word shared with a staff member can make a lasting impact. Taking a moment to let someone know they are appreciated goes a long way.
Our Parent Booster Group has some special things planned to honor our staff. If your family would like to join us in celebrating our staff, we encourage simple acts of kindness that can mean so much. A handwritten note, a quick email,
or a kind word shared with a staff member can make a lasting impact. Taking a moment to let someone know they are appreciated goes a long way.

Many thanks to our Middle School students who are leaders on our campus. This group takes the initiative each month to update our sign outside. And once it was updated, they offered to clean up the flowerbeds. Student engagement with the outdoors improves happiness and fosters a sense of pride!



