Upcoming Dates To Remember
- Thurs, Nov 7 | End of 1st Marking Period
- Friday, November 8 | Grading Day | School Closed
- Monday, November 11 | Veterans’ Day | School Closed
- Monday, November 25 | Conferences | Early Dismissal 11:40am
- Tuesday, November 26 | Conferences | Early Dismissal 11:40am
- Wed - Fri Nov 27 - Nov 29 | Thanksgiving Recess | School Closed
Attn Guardians: Please label your students' items with their names (i.e. water bottles, lunchboxes, jackets, hats, and sweatshirts) as to eliminate our lost and found items!
We Are ... ER!
At Eleanor Roosevelt we practice three core values. Being respectful, responsible and safe. Teachers and Staff will be giving out golden tickets to those practicing our values! So keep being respectful, responsible and safe!
CLICK HERE to see photos from ER's recent events!
Pennsbury School District's Website
PowerSchool Parent Log-in Page
Letters from Mrs. Follman
Please visit Mrs. Follman's Principal Page on our main website.
Mrs. Brut - Guidance
Mrs. Brut is our amazing school counselor. Please CLICK HERE for a Parent/Guardian Referral form if you would like to request your student meets with Mrs. Brut.
From The Office
For any questions or concerns, please contact the main office at (215) 428-4256 or email Mary Beth Robb - mrobb@pennsburysd.org and Jamie D'Alessandro - jdalessandro@pennsburysd.org
Attendance
SAFE ARRIVAL DIRECTIONS SCHOOLMESSENGER APP
Create an account using the email address on file with your child's school.
Select "Attendance" from the menu, and then select "Report an Absence."
Log on to go.schoolmessenger.com
Create an account using the email address on file with your child's school.
Select "Attendance" from the menu, and then select "Report an Absence."
TOLL-FREE Call 1-866-318-3517
Follow the prompts to report an absence.
IF YOUR STUDENT IS GOING TO BE ABSENT - PLEASE USE SCHOOL MESSENGER OR EMAIL erattendance@pennsburysd.org
You do not have to call the office for attendance
Please click HERE for Pennsbury School District attendance policies.
Notes From Home
If your student will be leaving school early or having a change in dismissal, please click here to fill out our notes from home form! Please note that all submissions must be timestamped before 2 PM to be accepted. Thank you!
*Form must be filled out by parent/guardian. Anyone picking up your student must be listed on your office emergency card. You must have photo ID to pick up a child*
Rotation Day Schedule
Please click here to view the 24/25 rotation day schedule! *Rotation day schedule is updated as needed.
Volunteer Clearances
Please see PSD's website for instructions on how to get your volunteer clearances.
You must have your photo ID to enter the building. Please scan your ID on the RAPTOR Kiosk before entering.
School Café
You can create an account to make payments and check the balance on your student's lunch account. CLICK HERE for access.
Breakfast is FREE for all students! Click here for questions and answers from The Nutrition Group
ER News
Falcon Flyer
HERE is the link to our last SUMMER issue of the Falcon Flyer.
The Falcon Flyer student newspaper accepts all submissions from students and parents in K-5th Grades. We publish four times a year and we hope you will consider submitting your writing, illustrations, jokes, puzzles, traditions, celebrations, book/TV/movie recommendations... and more!
Please send all article submissions to Kris Bria at kbria@pennsburysd.org.
All previous issues of the Falcon Flyer can be viewed here
Reading Olympics
Dear Fourth & Fifth Grade Parents/Guardians,
We are pleased to invite your 4th & 5th-grade students to participate in the Reading Olympics. The Reading Olympics is a friendly competition between schools in Bucks County. Students from local schools read books from the same book list (book list) and, at the competition, work in teams to answer questions about those books. The competition will take place in person sometime in late March or April at a TBD location. Due to scheduling changes this year, Reading Olympics meetings will occur twice a month on Thursdays at 8:10 am. In order to participate, students will need to be dropped off at ER by a parent/guardian for meetings from November to March. In addition, parent volunteers are needed to run the Reading Olympics book cart some mornings as well as act as coaches during our bi-monthly meetings. We would love to have your help to support this wonderful program! In order to participate in this worthwhile experience, we require a commitment on the part of your child to read a minimum of six books from the designated book list. Children are expected to attend all practice sessions unless they have an excused absence. If your child has more than two unexcused absences or does not read the required amount of books, it will be assumed that he or she has resigned their place on the team. Please talk to your child about the responsibility of this commitment. To sign up for the Reading Olympics you must complete this Google Form here. Submission of this form is due Friday, November 8th, 2024. Ms. Folger & Ms. Alford are excited to be leading the Reading Olympics program this year. We are looking forward to lots of growth as readers, getting to know each other, and most importantly, FUN!
Respectfully,
Mrs. Lisa Follman, Principal
Ms. Maggie Folger, Third Grade Teacher & Reading Olympics Coordinator
Ms. Emma Alford, Special Education Teacher & Reading Olympics Coordinator
Eleanor Roosevelt held their annual Kids Walking 4 Kids event on Friday, October 25th. Each year, we come together as a school to honor and celebrate particular students at our school that have medical needs. This event is created by the Kids Walking 4 Kids committee, Brian Doron (PE Teacher) and includes, Tricia Steigerwalt (PTO), Kaylyn Santangelo (School Nurse), Samantha Young & Hannah Rumbelow (Student Council Advisors), and Roger Kean & Jason Miller (DJs/5th Grade Teachers). This year we honored two 3rd and 4th grade girls who have Type 1 Diabetes. The school raises money leading up to the Kids Walk, by coloring a sneaker and turning it in with their donation to be hung up around the school. At the end of the day on Friday, students went outside and walked around a large track on the field to be united and move together to support our honorees. ER’s Student Council purchases bracelets for all students to wear, as we walk around the field in unison and “Chalked the Walk” leading the way from the school to the track field. In the middle of the field is a large heart, where students have the opportunity to run if they would like, after each lap. In addition, there were healthy hurdles that students could choose to jump over throughout the walk. Each grade level picks a color to wear for the walk, as another way to honor our two students. In addition, ER’s PTO provides decorations for the walk, and works with the Kids Walk committee in working with CHOP to donate a portion of the money raised. Eleanor Roosevelt raised $202 to donate to CHOP and to use for future PHS scholarships!
From The PTO
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CLICK HERE for the 24-25 PTO Event Schedule
Visit ER PTO Website for all things PTO
Cub Scouts Fundraiser
Please CLICK HERE for the Cub Scouts Fundraiser
Three options to support ER’s Cub Scout Pack 46:
- Local ER ordering and free delivery: reach out to ER Cub Scout or halleyoyer@gmail.com (fundraising co-chair)
- Long distance ordering: Link to fundraiser
- Bulbs for ER: donate funds of any amount to purchase bulbs that will be planted by Cub Scouts in ER flower beds by contacting halleyoyer@gmail.com (fundraising co-chair)
Supporting Pack 46 will sponsor youth development, community engagement, adventures, and activities. Thank you for considering our Pack this fall! Ordering deadline: Friday 11/15
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