I.W. Evans February Board Report

"Many Hearts, One Tribe"

Enrollment

4th Grade - 128

5th Grade - 138

6th Grade - 124

I.W. Evans students = 390

FCSSA Students (not including the I.W. Evans FCSSA students):

Other BISD - 8

County Schools - 24

Total Students at I.W. Evans - 422

Upcoming Events

February 14- Valentine's Day Parties at 2:45
February 16- Staff Development Day
February 19- Holiday
February 22- Start TELPAS testing
February 28- GT Field Trip to the Perot Museum
March 1- PTO 50's Dance for Evans students
March 8- Last Day of 3rd Quarter, LH Rather Cheer Tryouts for 6th and 7th graders, Warrior Buck Parties, Kona Ice
March 11-15- Spring Break
March 18- Staff Development

Student of the Month - Aiden Golden

Library Contest Winners!

Mr. Manuel’s 4th grade class won the Class Book Challenge Mrs. Bennett hosted in the library! They earned the most points based on their good behavior and proper use of the library.

Mrs. Tobias and Mrs. Rysers classes tied for second place!

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Mr. Manuel's Class

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Mrs. Ryser's Class

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Mrs. Tobias's Class

Ag Day Field Trip

4th Grade students and Ms. Kelton's TRAILs classroom attended the Fannin County Ag Day at the multipurpose complex. Students were able to see demonstrations, exhibits and live animals to help them better understand where things come from and all the uses and benefits of the agriculture industry!

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Kelton's Kids & Career Series in TRAILs

A great big,”THANK YOU” to Investigator Randy Vasquez and Deputy Hunter Brown from the Fannin County Sheriffs Office. These two gentleman visited the TRAILS (Life Skill) classroom as part of a Kelton’s Kids & Careers series where professionals from varying careers help our students visualize their futures through fun,informative and creative visits to the classroom. Investigator Vasquez and Deputy Brown shared insight into their careers and spent time with each of the students answering questions, swearing in students as Junior Deputies and trying on tactical gear. Before leaving, students shared doughnuts in appreciation to Investigator Vasquez and Deputy Brown for their visit to the classroom and service to the community.