Upcoming Dates for the EGMS Community

March 4: "Break The Ice"  (5:30-6:15, East Granby Public Library... see below for registration details!)
March  21-23: "Into the Woods, Jr.!", presented by EGMS&EGHS Theater
March 28: Early Release at 12:30 (Teacher In-Service)
March 29: Good Friday (No School)

Parent Advisory - February 27 5:30-6:45PM

We will be beginning a new advisory group for parents to connect with EGMS community to discuss ideas that can enhance our school to home connection and improve our school community. Generally, we plan to rotate these meetings during months when the PTO is not meeting.  Please stay tuned for separate correspondence on the details, and thanks in advance for your interest!  We do plan on having a virtual option to expand access to families and faculty that may not be able to make it in person.  After collaborating with the EGMS faculty's School Improvement Committee, some topics that we hope to discuss at this meeting include:

- The Social Emotional Student: What we're seeing at school, what we're doing to address it at school, and hearing about what works (and doesn't work) at home
---> Cell Phones and Social Media
---> Upstanders vs Bystanders and Middle School Relationships
---> Coping Skills
- The EGMS Lunch Rooms: The whats, the hows, and the whys 

The meeting will end promptly at 6:45PM to allow for families to attend the town meeting at the EG Community Center that starts at 7PM.

EGMS/EGHS Theater

Save the Date for Drama Club’s performances of Into the Woods! Shows are Thursday March 21st through Saturday March 23rd.  Tickets will be available online starting March 1st for $15.  Come supportive your theater friends!   Go to the following LINK for more details!

Friendship Club

Friendship Club met for the third time this year. Students spent their time building towers from plastic cups, blowing bubbles, and making bracelets. Students also participated in an egg toss game. It was great to see the students' creativity and friendship!  

EGPL: "Break the Ice" (Click HERE to Register)

In this hands-on workshop just for teens, we’ll work together to explore and investigate the wonders of frozen carbon dioxide — also known as dry ice! Workshop participants will touch a cloud, get fog poured on their heads, taste “dragon’s breath,” and make their own fog-filled bubbles! Led by Talewise.