
Back to School Shopping Community Event
FREE to all ECS families
Gently used clothing (sizes 4T-Adult M-limited Adult L available)
Limited supply of backpacks, lunch bags, and school supplies will also be available on a first-come-first-served basis.
WHEN:
MONDAY, AUGUST 26 9AM-3PM
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 NOON-4:00
WHERE:
MACKENZIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Please contact Mrs. Gallo with any questions gallom@eldred.k12.ny.us


Elementary school supply news!


EARLY DISMISSAL-Monday & Tuesday, June 24 & 25 the Mackenzie Elementary School will dismiss at 1:00. Car pick up will begin at 1:00 and buses will depart by 1:15, getting students home 2-hours earlier than normal. There has been a change to the academic calendar; June 26 is now a snow give back day therefore there is no school for students so the last day of school will be June 25. Have a great summer!


Congratulations to our Mackenzie Elementary School 6th grade class as they celebrate "Moving Up" to the JSHS! Moving up ceremony June 20, 2024 6:00 PM Congratulations to the ECS graduating class of 2030!


Mackenzie Elementary School will celebrate the end of the school year with a sprit week June 17-21!
Monday-June 17-Hawaiian Day
Tuesday-June 18-Crazy Hat Day
Wednesday-June 19-NO SCHOOL in observance of the Juneteenth holiday
*Thursday-June 20-Summer/Beach Day-shorts, t-shirts, sunglasses-please no bathing suits!
Friday-June 21-Eldred Pride-wear Green & Gold or your GRM shirt





On May 22 Mackenzie Elementary School hosted a Social Studies Fair. It was a wonderful display of all of our students hard work.








Our 6th grade students visited Memorial Park in Glen Spey to help clean it up and get it ready for Memorial Day ceremonies. They had a special visiting guest speaker, retired ECS teacher Linda Hazen. Notice students diligently taking notes as part of their journalism unit in the Units of Study.







Our second grade invited retired GRM teacher, Mrs. VanHage, to celebrate “D” day in our ABC Countdown to Summer! She read the students the book “Arnie the Doughnut” and treated them to some delicious doughnuts- that looked exactly like Arnie! Thank you, Mrs. VanHage!




Today's lunch at Mackenzie Elementary School: pulled pork sandwiches, baked beans, coleslaw, watermelon and low-fat milk choices. Looks DELICIOUS!!!




We have some winners! Congratulations to our students from Mackenzie Elementary School who won the random monthly drawings for the last few month through the Sullivan County Reading Challenge.




THANK YOU GRM PTA! Our Mackenzie students and staff really love our new shirts!





Every year in April, our primary grade students (grades PK-2) celebrate Week of the Young Child (WOYC). Annually, the National Association for the Education of Young Children (naeyc) celebrates WOYC to recognize that the early childhood years (birth through age 8) lay the foundation for children's success in school and later life. It's a time to plan how we will better meet the needs of all young children and their families. At Mackenzie Elementary we celebrated with Music Monday, Tasty Tuesday, Work Together Wednesday (where we partnered up with our grade 3-6 students for a STEM project), Artsy Thursday and Family Fun Friday.











Clubs are in full swing. One more week to go. Spring clubs end the week of May 13.






ECS graduate, Emily Campanella (Class of 2011), is a therapist who had a long-held dream of writing a children's book. She saw that dream come to life when she self-published "Kindness is for Everyone: The Heartwarming Tales of Em & Dev". We were excited to welcome her to Mackenzie Elementary School today to share her book and message of kindness with our students. For those grade levels that didn't get to see Ms. Campanella today she will be back again next Monday!



Mackenzie Elementary PTA Fan Appreciation Night-this Saturday, April 13, 2024
Come watch the WBS Penguins take on the Hershey Bears!
Only 11 more tickets need to be sold for GRM attendees to get their picture taken ON THE ICE! If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, be sure to grab them before Saturday! The ONLY way to purchase tickets is by calling the number on the flyer pictured below. For those that are all set, click the link below for information you’ll need to know before you go. https://www.wbspenguins.com/know-before-you-go/


While playing St Patrick's themed literacy games, Mackenzie students worked on their letter identification, alliteration, sound awareness, and word recognition skills.









The GRM PTA is having a spring Spirit Wear sale! Sale starts today (March 25) and ends April 9th. All items will be delivered to GRM & there will be a scheduled pick up day. If you would like your order to go to the JSHS, leave a note at checkout & we can deliver it there. Delivery is expected the first week in May! https://www.d2kgraphics.com/store/c175/ELDRED_YELLOWJACKETS.html


March 22, 2024
To the Eldred Community:
We have 3 emergency days to give back. After discussion with the board, these are the following dates that Eldred Central School District will not be in session:
Monday, April 8th
Friday, May 24th
Wednesday, June 26th
SCBOCES, including VoTech, will also be closed on April 8th & May 24th. There will be no transportation, in district or out of district on these days.
If there needs to be any emergency closures after Spring Break, June 26th will be taken first and then May 24th will be taken second.
Sincerely Yours,
Superintendent Traci Ferreira


Eldred Performing Arts Club (EPAC) presents ANNIE JR this weekend, March 22 & 23, at 7pm at the Junior Senior High School.
A cast of 30 Eldred students, grades 2 through 12, have been working hard to prepare and perform this classic musical tale.
Tickets are still available at epac.booktix.com with a very limited number available at the door. This one is not to be missed!




SueAnn Boyd from Creating Healthy Schools and Communities and Bee Moser from SNAP-ED came to visit Mackenzie Elementary on Tuesday, March 19. They engaged our 2nd & 3rd grade students with fun activities and presented a lesson on the importance of eating more fruits and vegetables. Each child was able to plant seeds and the pots either went home with them or they will watch them sprout from their classrooms.







