Departments

Classrooms

Kindergarten
Michaela Hall
Danielle Weidman

First Grade
Kara Quinn
Megan Fitzpatrick

Second Grade
Heather McMorris
Julie Norman

Third Grade
Meg Flaherty
Lindsay Goldsmith

Fourth Grade
Paul Houchens
Lori Palmer

Fifth Grade
Amanda Bonanni
Andrew Styles

English Language
Joby
Andrea Techera

Unified Arts

Students at EES expand their learning through art, music and physical education classes to be well-rounded students as they prepare for Middle School. Visit our class pages to learn more about student learning and projects.

Music | Betsy Nolan
Art | Joanna Elliott
Physical Education | Nihad Cekovic
Library | Ashley Howard

Library

All students will be visiting the learning center (library) on a weekly basis for a 45 minute class. A variety of topics are covered throughout the year beginning with library expectations regarding behavior, book checkout procedures and book care. In addition to a lesson, students will be able to check out books at this time. Contact Kathy Neil in the Learning Center or visit the EES Library Webpage for additional information and resources. Hover over the Library menu item on our EES Webpage to find links to our Online Library Catalog, Library Resources, and Learning Links.

Guidance

EES Guidance Counselor Melissa Hathaway provides assistance to students who face social and emotional challenges. Melissa can be contacted at mhathaway@bsdvt.org or 540-0137 and is available to meet and speak with parents.

Student Support Services

Student Support Services are available at EES to assist our students in a number of ways. Our staff of special educators, speech and language specialists, school psychologist and guidance counselor are here to be part of your child’s team to help them excel inside and outside the classroom

Nurse

School nurse Ceclia Bird is available Monday – Friday during school hours. Our nurse supports student success by providing health care through assessment, intervention and follow up for children within the school setting. The school nurses work with students, families, staff, medical providers and other community resources to support the physical, mental, emotional and social health needs of all the children in their learning process. Contact the nurse’s office by calling 864-8450.

Top 5 Reasons to Keep you Child Home From School

Fever – Your child should be fever free for 24 hours, without the use of fever reducing medication, before returning to school.
Vomiting – In the case of illness, your child should be free from vomiting for 24 hours before returning to school.
Diarrhea – In the case of illness, your child should be free from diarrhea for 24 hours before returning to school.
Cough – If your child has a severe or persistent cough that is keeping them from sleeping at night or would significantly impact their classroom learning, please keep them home until improved.
Antibiotics – If your child is taking antibiotics for a condition or illness that is contagious and could be spread to others, it is generally recommended that your child stay home from school for 24 hours after starting antibiotics. Other situations may apply, check with your child’s doctor for their recommendation.

**Please contact the Main Office at 864-8473, if you know your child will be absent**

Food Services

Our team prepare nutritious school meals daily for our EES students. Visit our District School Food Project Website to learn more about food at school.

Property Services

Visit EES and you will be sure to see our dedicated custodians working hard behind the scenes to keep our school in fantastic shape. To contact District Property Services, please call 864-2158.

Top 5 Reasons to Keep you Child Home From School

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