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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.
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Students Opt for More Science Studies
Students at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School are opting for more science studies after hours through the help of the Pine-Richland Chapter of the Pennsylvania Association of Gifted Education (PAGE).
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Veterans Share Wisdom & Stories
Eden Hall Upper Elementary School honored veterans on November 7, 2018. Each year, staff, students, and parents invite veterans to speak about their experiences.
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Visitors Spark Interest in Various Careers
Students took time to learn about various fields of study at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School, which hosted a special day dedicated to careers on December 14, 2018. Visitors spoke to students about their expertise in a variety of fields.
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Counselor to Emphasize Responsible Reporting
Beginning next week, Mrs. Jennifer Miller, Eden Hall Upper Elementary School Counselor, will be talking to our sixth-grade students and introduce the term “Responsible Reporter.”
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Order Your EHUE Yearbook Today!
Don't miss out on the memories! Order your EHUE yearbook online using the code 9882119. Order by Dec. 31, 2018 for discounted price. Price increases in January!
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Students Learn About Engineering Design
Students are learning more about the engineering design process as they participate in a STEM Design lesson in sixth grade under the direction of GATE teachers Jennifer Kopach and Joanna Sovek.
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School Bus Expectations Letter from EH Principal
We have no greater priority than the safety of our students. With that mission in mind, I would like to offer some reminders that will be implemented to create a safe and successful learning environment at Eden Hall Upper Elementary School and on the school bus.
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Students Tap into Creative Side During Summer
Students are spending their summer break working on murals and honing their writing skills.
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Sixth Graders Become Weather Experts
The unpredictable weather of Western Pennsylvania is providing the perfect, real-time laboratory so to speak for Eden Hall Upper Elementary students, who are tracking the weather. Sixth graders are using iPads to graph wind speed, temperature, humidity and more.
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Students Explore Cultures from Around World
From Albania to Vietnam, Eden Hall Upper Elementary School hosted the Annual World Cultural Day on May 4, 2018. More than 50 different presenters shared their knowledge and experience.
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Students Participate in Architectural Challenge
Sixth graders at Eden Hall Upper Elementary shared their architectural designs with a panel of experts on April 24, 2018. Students were challenged to repurpose unused space found on neighboring Chatham University’s Eden Hall Campus in a sustainable and meaningful way to better serve the community.
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Problem Solving + Fun Is Formula for Success
Competition, problem-solving and critical thinking skills are just some of the ingredients used to formulate a successful science Olympiad. Students in fourth grade will participate in the Eden Hall Science Olympiad by hosting two days of science experiments April 4 and April 6, 2018.
