East Irondequoit CSD presents the K-12 Student Art Show! 😊🖌️ With select student artwork on display from:
📅Tuesday, May 20 at 6:30 am - 9:00 pm
📅 Wednesday, May 21st and Thursday, May 22 at 2:30 pm to 8:30 pm
📍Location: Eastridge 9th Grade Gymnasium
Come support our student artisans! 🎨🖼️
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🎉 Last night was a blast at 'Count Us In' Family Game Night! Elementary students and their families had an amazing time playing math-themed card and dice games. It was wonderful to see everyone having fun. Thanks to the Stronger Connections Grant, the staff and faculty, the Center for Youth and all who joined us and made the evening so fun! 🃏🎲Photos: https://eastirondequoit.smugmug.com/District/2024-2025/Family-game-night- #LancerPride
Durand Eastman students gathered today to kick off a reading journey as part of the One School, One Book program with this year's pick—8 Class Pets ➕ 1 Squirrel ➗ 1 Dog 🟰 Chaos! 🐿️📘 In addition to reading the story together, students will take part in fun activities like Reading Bingo and Pet Corner.
Today, we celebrate our amazing principals and all they do for our schools! Thank you for your leadership and dedication to our staff and students! 🏫👏😊
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Don't miss the EIMS Drama Club's production of Annie Jr. ! Tickets are available for purchase at the door!
EIMS Drama Cub is bringing Annie Jr. to the stage next week! Don't forget to purchase advanced sale tickets here: https://ic.eastiron.monroe.edu/campus/store/eiron/school-store/5/products(secondaryRouteOutlet:product-view/81)
Many thanks to our DE families and PTA for all you do to support our students and staff!
This week we celebrate National Assistant School Principals Week! Thank you to our incredible Assistant Principals who provide unwavering support for our students and staff! We appreciate you! 🏫💙🩶🤍
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🎶 Good Luck to DE's talented musicians: Miranda E.F., Emma S., Brayden L., and Emma H. 🎶
We are incredibly proud of our 5th grade band students who will be performing at the NYSSMA Solo Festival this evening! 🌟 #LancerPride
Celebrate Music in Our Schools Month with us tonight at 6:30 pm at Eastridge High School with a concert featuring performances from grades 5-12. 🎶🎼
Reminder, students have a half day this Friday, April 4th. We will dismiss at 11:35.
Join us as we celebrate Music in Our Schools Month with a concert at 6:30 pm at Eastridge High School on Tuesday, April 1st! Enjoy live performances from grades 5-12. 🎷🎻🎶
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Students at Durand-Eastman had an amazing time today at their carnival, enjoying games like putting golf, ring toss, target throws, rubber duck game, and more! They then had the chance to exchange their winning tickets for fun prizes! 🎉😁
📸: https://eastirondequoit.smugmug.com/Durand-Eastman/2024-25/Carnival
Happy #TeamAppreciationTuesday! Shoutout to Alexandra Steve, Special Education Teacher at DE. " Alexandra embodies the essence of resilience and dedication in special education. Her classroom is a sanctuary where every student feels seen and valued. Her ability to adapt her teaching strategies to meet the unique needs of each child is nothing short of extraordinary. She fosters a sense of community and belonging, encouraging students to overcome obstacles and reach their full potential." - Principal Tim Roach
Alexa DiRaimo's 5th grade percussion students had a special visit from Dick Fischette, retired percussion and visual instructor to the Lancer Marching Band. He helped teach students how to change and tune a drum head! Thanks for visiting!
Check out our March newsletter here: https://eastiron-news.edurooms.com/engage/durand-eastman-school/newsletters/durand-eastman-s-march-newsletter
Katie Bryce’s students had a special visit from County Legislator Dave Long as part of the school's Agriculture Literacy Month activities with Monroe County's 4-H youth development team. They read a book all about growing pumpkins and got to try out a pumpkin pie recipe.
We are all about our #LancerPride! On #ThrowbackThursday, we’re shining a spotlight on Durand-Eastman Teaching Assistant Angelina Tranello! Why does Angelina love working at EI?! 💙
"I love the small, close-knit community. We all help and support each other."
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Over 225 EI students and their families joined us for our LEGO Family Nights! 🎉 Everyone had a blast building their own Awesome LEGO Vehicles and enjoying some delicious pizza. 🍕 These fantastic events were made possible thanks to the support of Community Schools, The Center for Youth and the Stronger Connections Grant. Thank you to everyone who participated and made these nights unforgettable! 🚗✨ #LancerPride
Hello DE Families,
I wanted to take a minute to let you know that, for the second year in a row, we have completed our sessions with The Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester (formally known as Bivona). Using the Monique Burr Foundation for Children, Child Safety Matters™ program., our goal is to empower children to spot and respond to bullying, cyberbullying, child abuse, digital dangers, and ultimately keep all children safe. Most importantly, it teaches that adults are responsible for all children’s safety. The Program is based on research and has been reviewed and endorsed by national experts. In grades K-5, a trainer from The Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester leads the lessons, supported by district staff and teachers.
Partnering with The Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester to deliver lessons at our K-5 schools is not in response to a specific problem in our school district, but an additional layer of support and awareness for our community. That said, some areas addressed in the curriculum, like bullying and abuse, exist routinely in society and our children may be exposed to them. The goal is to prevent these problems from happening.
You can learn more about the Program by going to our district website and clicking on For Parents – Family Resources – Prevention Education - MBF Child Safety Matters. This will provide you with additional program information, and access to other resources. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Tim Roach, Principal
Durand Eastman Intermediate School