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Email for attendance, arrival, and dismissal changes
Please email attendance.elliott@dodea.edu with any communication regarding your child's attendance or changes in arrival or dismissal. This will help to ensure that the front office receives and can respond to your message in a timely manner. Thank you for your cooperation.
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November 10: Marine Corps Birthday
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November 11: Veteran's Day- No School
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November 12: Early Release @ 2:15
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November 13: Q2 progress reports issued
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November 14: Thanksgiving lunch for students
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November 15: Semester 1 Accelerated Withdrawal
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November 18: Fall Pictures Makeup Day
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November 25-29: Thanksgiving Break- No School
Flu Shots Remain a Mandatory Requirement for DoDEA Students
Reminder Elliott Egret Family,
Per DoDEA guidelines, flu shots are MANDATORY for all students and are due by December 1st.
Please submit proof of vaccination to Nurse Suzette via email at suzette.torres@dodea.edu or via your student’s daily folder.
If you need to request a vaccination waiver for medical or religious purposes, please email Nurse Suzette.
If you have any questions feel free to email or call at 843-466-7333
Our second graders had an unforgettable adventure at the Charleston Aquarium last week! From the moment we arrived, excitement filled the air as students explored the amazing exhibits and learned all about marine life. The trip was packed with hands-on experiences, from touching stingrays to observing jellyfish up close.
The highlight for many students was the large ocean tank, where they got to see sharks, sea turtles, and schools of fish swimming gracefully. Our young marine biologists asked insightful questions and were fully engaged during our guided tour, gaining a deeper understanding of how we can protect our oceans and the creatures that call them home.
After a day of learning and fun, we enjoyed a picnic lunch in the aquarium's outdoor space before heading back to school. This field trip not only enhanced our current science lessons but also sparked curiosity and excitement about the natural world.
A big thank you to all our parent chaperones for helping make this trip a success! We can’t wait for the next adventure!
What is "AAPS"?
At DoDEA, we are dedicated to nurturing each child’s unique potential, helping them grow into fulfilled, productive, and contributing members of society. We believe in recognizing and cultivating the unique worth, ability, and dignity of every student. Our goal is to create a school environment that not only helps children realize their potential but also instills a lifelong desire to develop their talents and abilities.
To support our students with high potential, we offer the Advanced Academic Programs and Services (AAPS). This program provides varied and challenging learning opportunities tailored to the needs and talents of students, encouraging them to achieve their very best.
The journey to join the AAPS program begins with a referral, which can come from a parent, teacher, or even the student themselves. Additionally, we conduct a 2nd Grade CogAT screening every October to identify students who may benefit from our program. We have recently completed the screening for the 2024-2025 school year, with makeups still ongoing. This screening process is designed to highlight students’ advanced academic needs in a modern and inclusive way.
The purpose of identifying students for the AAPS program is to find those whose potential and performance are so extraordinary that they require a differentiated instructional approach. Our AAPS classes work alongside grade-level goals while also helping students develop personal goals to reach their highest potential.
Red Ribbon Week 2024
"Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free"
This year, During the week of October 21-24, Elliott Elementary will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week. The theme this year is “Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free.” At Elliott, students will be having a Wellness/ Social Emotional Learning week. We will focus on learning about ways to keep our bodies healthy, manage stress, recognize emotions, and be a part of a caring community. These are skills that will help children to learn to cope with stress as they get older and make positive, healthy choices for themselves.
Below is the list of themes for each day.
| Monday, October 21 |
"Madagascar Monday: Wear clothes that will be comfortable for exercise, |
| Tuesday, October 22 |
"Inside Out Tuesday" Wear inside out or backward clothing. We will focus on the range of emotions |
| Wednesday, October 23 |
"Unity Day" Wear orange to show that we are united as a |
| Thursday, October 24 |
"Color the School Red" Wear red to celebrate a week of wellness. We will |
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