What: Étude Elementary Informational Session
When: August 3rd, 2022
Time: 5:30
Where: Étude Elementary, 3508 N. 21st. St.
(housed with Pigeon River Elementary School).
Now more than ever, students need to engage with their hands and minds. At Étude Elementary, we guide students through a curriculum based on experiential, authentic learning grounded in standards-based instruction.
At our Elementary Informational Session, on Wednesday, August 3rd, we will provide a detailed overview of our project-based curriculum, our literacy and math curriculum, and our Student-based Assessment System. Families will also get a chance to tour classrooms and meet staff members.
If you are unable to attend our Informational Session, please feel free to schedule a tour by calling (920) 459-0947 or emailing us.
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DSC 1893 Imagine this: One day in the future, world leaders will be sitting together to work out a thorny international problem and one of the voices at the table will say “When I was in fourth grade, this is how we handled a global water shortage.”
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As you look down 9th St. at Étude Middle School, you will see something a bit different flying from our flag pole. Flying just under the American flag are flags our students created in partnership with the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. The flags represent resilience. Or, I should say the flags represent what our students view as resilience.
When the nation shut down last year and students and teachers were abruptly prevented from being in classrooms together, it was a serious blow on every level – to teachers’ workload and planning, to students’ socialization and education progress and a thousand other ways.
Etude Group has been awarded its fourth charter with the Sheboygan Area School District, which means the elementary, middle and high schools can continue meeting and exceeding their goals for another five years.
After lunch at Étude Elementary School, the students come back into the building, pick their favorite spot to sit or lie down and then spend a few minutes breathing, thinking and paying attention to how they feel.
In the beginning, Wilderness Wednesday at Etude was simply a way for teacher Ali McKeone to get herself and her first graders outside and enjoy a little fresh air.