A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who participated in the 2018 Read-A-Thon! Our students read a total of 42,291 minutes! We raised $12,000, which will support educational programs and experiences that will enrich and enhance learning for every Enatai Eagle! Way to go, Eagles! 

If your student participated, they will be coming home today with a bookmark that is good for a Free 3oz frozen yogurt treat from Yogurtland! It is valid at all Yogurtland locations.

Our Winners:
Most Minutes Read - Special Reading Achievement Certificate & $25 Gift Certificate to Island Books: K - John McMeekin, 1 - Madeline Tsai, 2 - Liam Snider, 3 - Howard Lu, 4 - JiaNuo Yu AND Elina Wilson, 5 - Lulu Wolf.

Greatest Support Grand Prize - Amazon Kindle for Kids Bundle: K - John McMeekin, 1 - Reese Sperry, 2 - Lucy Phillips, 3 - Ryder Sperry, 4 - Riley Zeitler, 5 - Olie Peterson.

Ms. Maxwell and Mrs. Neal's classes had the greatest participation in our Read-A-Thon and will receive a Special Class Party!

Congratulations, Eagles! Everyone who participated should be really proud of their accomplishment.

If you liked this program or have great ideas for ways to make it better, we are looking for help with next year's Read-A-Thon. If you are interested in finding out more about what that would entail, please write to readathon@enataiptsa.org to let us know!

"Wizard of Oz"  Parent Report

Faculty advisors and the directors for Enatai's new drama program met with parents Thursday night to discuss details of this new program for Enatai's 3rd, 4th and 5th grades.   Angela and Terence Kelley stressed that this program would be tailored to serve the students of Enatai with the goal of creating moments for every student to shine.  The Wizard of Oz will be presented as a "play with music" and can accommodate anywhere from 30 to 200 performers. Everyone who tries out will get a part.  Lead roles will require a time commitment of 2 hours of rehearsal after school every school day.  Auditions will be on January 22nd with call-backs on the 23rd.  Students will not audition for any specific role but will participate in exercises to determine their strengths.  No parents are allowed at auditions.  Students will be considered for roles without restriction by race or gender.  Responsible upper grade students may also audition to be on the technical crew.  Final performance dates are March 14th and 15th.

 

This program was funded by the Enatai PTSA and there is NO COST for students to participate.  While this program meets and performs outside school hours it will be run by the Enatai administration.   Our Producer, third grade teacher Mr Wilkins, will be working to help students who have after-school supervision or transportation concerns.

 

-This report was written by a parent who attended the meeting. Information released by the school may override information contained here. Please contact Mr. Wilkins if you have additional questions about this program.