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PR PAGE Offering After-School Programs
Registration open through Mar. 1, 2019 or until full. See details and register online.
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Fifth-Grader Earns Writing Award
Storyworks Magazine named fifth-grader Emmerson Muchnok a winner in its writing contest. She participated under the direction of Language Arts Teacher Michelle Brockway. Storyworks is packed with contests to get students excited about writing and earn prizes.
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EHUE Celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Week, Feb. 19-22, 2019
See Kindness Acts and Spirit Week details.
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EH PTO Hosts Dine Out Night!
Event scheduled for Feb. 21, 2019 from 4-8 p.m. See flyer to present to server.
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PTO Offering After-School Program
Registration open through Feb. 22, 2019 or until full. Register online.
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'One Book, One School': Family Focus
See projects and ideas for family participation in EHUE's 'One Book, One School' initiative.
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EHUE Battle of the Books is Coming!
Teams are now forming for grades 4 and 5. Registration deadline is March 8, 2019 or until full. See details.
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One Book: One School Promotes Love of Reading
Students at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School kicked off a building-wide reading project entitled “One Book, One School” on January 25, 2019. This is the second time the school has conducted a building-wide reading initiative in the past four years aimed at fostering a shared-reading experience.
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Scheduling Info Available
View Scheduling Info (Grades 6 & 7) As we begin our second semester, it is time to focus on scheduling for the 2019-2020 school year. Our 2019-2020 Program of Studies is available for families and students through our website. Within the document, you will find essential information detailing curricular offerings, key contacts, course selection, and scheduling. More details...
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Principal Provides Update to EH Families
It is hard to believe that the first semester of the 2018-2019 is coming to an end. I would like to take time to thank our students, staff and parents for an impressive first half of the school year The next several weeks are typically a time of great growth - the students have matured since August and are ready to take on more responsibility for their learning. I am excited to see the growth we make over the next few months.
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Students Solve Coaster Caper Mystery
Students at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School had the chance to take on the role of a sleuth in the “Detective Science” program that was held after school in November and December of 2018.
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Students Take on Ultimate Chip Challenge
Fourth-grade students took on the ultimate challenge of designing package for chips under the direction of GATE teachers Jennifer Kopach and Joanna Sovek. Students sent a single Pringle potato chip through the mail to students at North Allegheny by creating the best possible package to protect the chip.
