📌 Kindergarten Round Up Reminder!
To register your child, you’ll need to bring the following:
✔️ 1 proof of residency (Option 1):
• Homestead Exemption, Property Deed/Mortgage, or Lease
✔️ 1 utility bill:
• Power, water, gas, etc. (must show your physical address)
✔️ 1 additional verification:
• Driver’s license, voter ID, car registration, or similar document
We can’t wait to meet our future kindergarteners! 💙
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May is full of exciting celebrations and special moments as we wrap up an amazing school year! Be sure to mark your calendars for our upcoming grade-level awards and end-of-year events. From recognizing student achievements to celebrating all the hard work and growth this year, we can’t wait to share these memorable occasions with you! More details will be coming soon, but for now—save the dates and get ready to celebrate our incredible Gators!
Beginning Thursday, April 2, a section of Fred W. Haise Road between the CTC and Hancock High School campus will be closed during the school day to support a safer campus environment.
⏰ Closure Hours:
8:15 AM – 3:15 PM on school days
🚫 The road will be gated and locked during these hours.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we take steps to protect our students and staffulty.
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Join us in showing support and spreading awareness by wearing blue on World Autism Awareness Day! Students are encouraged to wear blue clothing and blue shoes to stand together in support of individuals with autism.
Let’s celebrate differences, promote inclusion, and show our Gator pride by going blue! 🐊💙
Our EHE Staffulty Advisory helped out with our recent board visit and NAILED it! They did a great job with helping our board to feel welcome at East and give them information about all the great things we are doing for our students and staff! Thank you ladies!
Congratulations to our MVP, All Star and Wave Maker!
Mark your calendars and plan to make Domino’s your dinner choice for the night! By ordering pizza, you’ll not only enjoy a delicious meal—you’ll also be helping raise money for our school. No cooking, no dishes, and a great cause? That’s a win-win! Thank you for supporting our students and school community—one slice at a time.
If you have a child starting kindergarten for the 2026–2027 school year, now is the time to plan ahead! This is your chance to get your future kindergartener ready for their first year—more details will be shared soon!
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We will observe World Down Syndrome day on March 20th. The date of World Down Syndrome Day being the 21st day of the 3rd month was chosen to represent the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome which causes Down syndrome. People wear socks on World Down Syndrome Day to symbolize the extra chromosome that causes Down syndrome and to show support for people with the condition. World Down Syndrome Day is on 21 March every year. It is a global awareness day which has been officially observed by the United Nations since 2012. The goal is to help people understand and support those with Down syndrome better. Let’s wear our silliest socks to support our Gators with special chromosomes!
Students, it’s time to trade in the ordinary and show up in your GATOR GREEN! Whether you're celebrating school spirit, St. Patrick’s Day, or just repping your crew, let’s turn the campus green together.
Let’s make March 17 a sea of Gator pride!
