Eagle Eyes - Eastvalley Elementary School

Eastvalley Elementary School 

Eagle Eyes 

a Publication of your Eastvalley PTA® 

Georgia 

Kroger Math Night 

April 2010 

Eastvalley Elementary School 

National School of Excellence 

Karen Wacker, Principal 

2570 Lower Roswell Road 

Marietta, GA 30067 

(770) 578-7214 

Kristen Pyle 

Co-President, Eastvalley PTA 

770-321-1168 

co-president1@eastvalleypta.org 

Tammy Feilmeier 

Co-President, Eastvalley PTA 

770-973-3923 

co-president2@eastvalleypta.org 

Traduções portuguesas 

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The Eastvalley Pledge 

On our wings, 

we pledge to do our best, 

in our country and in our school. 

We fly beyond the common, 

being respectful to all people, 

in all we do at Eastvalley. 

Thanks to all Eastvalley families 

who attended Kroger Math Night. 

It was a great success, and almost 

90 students answered real life math 

questions while they were shopping 

with their parents. 

Thanks again to all the teachers 

and Principal Ms. Wacker who were 

there to greet parents and grade 

papers. Also, thank you to our 

Partner in Education, Kroger at 

Eastlake, and its manager Mr. 

Bailey for supporting this activity. 

Hopefully we will see you next year 

at another great Math Night with 

Shopping. 

Hulya Seymour (Dildar) 

and Tammy Ross 

E=MC2 Eastvalley Math Club 

A look Inside this Issue ..... 

- Odyssey of the Mind 

- Principal for the Day 

- Talent Show Dates 

- School Council Application 

School website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com 

PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org

Eagle Eyes a Publication of your Eastvalley PTA® August April 2009 2010 

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A Letter From Our Principal 

Dear Eastvalley Family, 

Wow! Only 3 ½ weeks left of school this year. Remember the last day for 

students is Friday, May 21. We still have a lot of work to accomplish in 

these last few weeks and everyone is continuing to work hard to get it done. 

Our fifth graders are currently at Jekyll Island getting hands on instruction in 

our oceans and animal habitats. Having been on this trip in the past, I can 

tell you it is a once in a lifetime opportunity for our students. They are in 

classes from 8 in the morning until after dark. I’m sure they will have a lot to 

talk about when they return tomorrow night. I want to thank our current 5th 

grade parents for working so hard to raise funds to make it easier for 

everyone to afford the trip. 

Karen Wacker, Principal 

Relay for Life is May 7th at Jim Miller Park beginning with the survivor lap at 7:00 p.m. I invite all of you to come to 

the event and celebrate with us. Cancer survivors from our own Eastvalley staff will be walking and we’d love for 

everyone to be there to cheer them on! The luminary ceremony, lighting of candles for all those that have battled 

cancer, begins at 10:00 p.m. and is my personal favorite of the entire event. It is a time for us to celebrate and 

remember those friends and family who have been so courageous in their fight. Please come join us!! Email me if 

you would like any more information. Also, if you are a cancer survivor, please go to www.cobbrelay.org and register 

to join in the celebration!! 

Please consider running for School Council for next year. You will find the application in this edition of the Eagle Eyes. 

Please fill it out and return it by April 30 to the front office. 

Parents Needed for School Council 

Karen Wacker 

Principal 

An application for parents to submit to run for the Eastvalley School Council is located on page 11. Please give some 

consideration to this service to our school. We need 3 parents (2 of whom are also business people) to fill the 

vacancies for next year. Please fill out the application and return it by April 30 to the Eastvalley office. We will have 

elections in May. All parents (except those who only have 5th grade students) are eligible for election to School 

Council. The School Council meets once every 9 weeks to discuss issues of concern to Eastvalley. Please call Ms. 

Wacker at 770-578-7214 if you have questions. 




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Principal for the Day 

Kyle Dugan, a 3rd grader, spent Thursday, April 1, 2010 as 

Principal of Eastvalley Elementary. Kyle won the raffle 

drawing at the Friends and Family lunch and spent the day 

shadowing Ms. Wacker as she completed her daily duties. 

Kyle was on morning announcements, visited classrooms, 

sat in the administrative meeting for the week, checked 

emails, etc. Kyle said the day was a lot busier than he 

thought it would be. Kyle even said he might think about 

being a principal when he grows up! Kyle did a great job and 

handled everything that came his way very professionally. 

First in Math Congratulates March Winners 

Congratulations to our First in Math Winners! The top class for the month was once again Ms. Henderson’s 2nd 

grade class with 5626 stickers. 

March Top Classes 

Grade Teacher stickers 

1st Ms. O’Meara/Ms. Pitoniak 2338 

2nd Ms. Henderson 5626 

3rd Ms. Jinks 3223 

4th Ms. Klemm/Ms. Phillips 1471 

5th Ms. Branham 2826 

March Top Players 

Place student Grade Teacher stickers Earned 

1st Nandini Bagdi 2nd Ms. Stilwell 3558 

2nd Archisha Ghosh 3rd Ms. Jinks 2596 

3rd Shrusti Joshi 2nd Ms. Henderson 2398 

4th Diptanjan Sinha 3rd Ms. Barrett 1878 

5th Jaylen Smith 2nd Ms. Moot 938 




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Eastvalley Teams Compete in 

“Odyssey of the Mind” Tournament 

Eastvalley’s Themed Banner “OoTM – Anything 

Can Happen” - with Wizard Hat accessories 

- came in FIRST PLACE in the Banner Contest 

at the Regional Competition at Flowery Branch! 

Eastvalley sent four teams to 

compete in this year’s 

Odyssey of the Mind 

Tournament. Odyssey of the 

Mind is a worldwide creative 

problem-solving competition 

for primary-school-aged 

children through college. To 

compete in the competition, a 

team of 7 students must work 

together to solve a “long-term” 

problem, as defined by the 

Odyssey of the Mind 

problem captains, & must also 

compete in a “spontaneous” 

problem solving segment. 

OM’s Fourth-Grade “Nature Trail’r” Team: 

Caroline Singer, Tim Buchanan, Demilade 

Adeoye, Anthony Sprigle, Brady Phillips, Sydney 

Agans & Nicholas Aluisy 

Each team worked tirelessly to 

solve their long-term problem 

in the form of a skit, & spent 

countless hours practicing for 

the spontaneous segment of 

the competition. The 

Odyssey of the Mind teams 

OM’s Fourth-Grade “Discovered Treasures” began their practicing in 

Team: Chezhey Lu, Ben Goodly, Zavier September of the school year. 

Gebrayel, Charlie Zimmerman, Erik Larsen, The regional tournament was 

Stephanie Gardiner and Radha Changela held in March. Eastvalley is 

very proud of these 28 students! Many thanks go out to the Coaches and 

Assistant Coaches for volunteering their time & efforts to guide these 

children through the process and prepare them for the competition. We 

would also like to thank the parents of these students for their support and 

encouragement throughout this seven-month process. 

OM’s Fourth-Grade “Food Court” Team: 

Christopher Block, Nova Moffitt, Shannon 

Murray, Mason Favro, Ty Scott, Hunter Kassens, 

and Maggie Fleming 

CONGRATULATIONS to our third-grade “Food Court” team, coached by 

Melissa Chalker, and our three fourth-grade teams: “Discovered 

Treasures”, coached by Sue Larsen & Stephanie Goodly; “Nature Trail’r”, 

coached by Leslie Singer and Shari Sprigle; and “Food Court”, coached 

by Bonny Block and Lisa Favro. The “Nature Trail’r” Team and 4th-grade 

“Food Court” Team advanced, and also competed in the state finals on April 

10 at Columbus State University. We are so proud of these students’ hard 

work and accomplishments! 

One final special thanks to Bonny Block for spearheading this effort at 

Eastvalley over the past several years. An amazing life experience was 

afforded these children as a result! Thank you so much! If your child is interested in joining an Eastvalley Odyssey of 

the Mind Team, please look for more information to come your way as school re-opens in August, or contact any of the 

coaches named above. 


OM’s Third-Grade “Food Court” Team: 

Alex McKiethen, Isabella Chalker, Maya McNeal, 

Soleil Moffitt, Lydia Seremba, Dylan Grote and 

Grace Miner 



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Eastvalley Foundation Update, April 2010 

Help Raise Funds for Eastvalley 

Eastvalley can receive donations from Georgia 

Natural Gas. Each new customer that switches 

to GNG generates $40 at registration and $5 per 

month you remain a customer. They will also 

donate $5 per month for current GNG customers 

that select our school to support. Earn a discount of 5¢ per therm if you choose their Market 

Advantage Plan (discount code TBSB-1-090-000). Just go to their website trueblueschools.com and designate 

Eastvalley Elementary. Tell your family, friends, and neighbors! 

Spirit Night 

Our next Eastvalley Chick-Fil-A Spirit Night is Thursday, May 13th. Come join other Eastvalley 

families for fun, food and fundraising. A portion of the evening’s proceeds is donated to the 

Foundation to fund its 2009-2010 Priority Projects. The dunk tank returns with Mr. Davis, 

Mr. Panetta and Coach Albert volunteering their time! Come give them a splash!!! 

Thanks for Your Support 

The Foundation Board would like to send a big thanks to all the Eastvalley students and families that have contributed to 

the “Count on Change Campaign” and all our fundraising programs this school year. Because of your unwavering 

support, we were able to do many things and complete many projects on our list this school year. Thank you for giving 

during these tough economic times! Without you, none of this success would have been possible! 

A special note of thanks goes to Ms. Wacker, Kristen Pyle, Tammy Feilmeier and the Eastvalley PTA for a wonderful, 

committed and successful partnership with the Foundation. We look forward to many years of partnership, support and 

continued success! 

Movie Night Success 

Thank you to all the families that attended the third Foundation Movie Night. A good time was had by all and the 

Foundation had another successful fundraising event. 

New Foundation President 

Please join the Foundation Board in welcoming and supporting Liz Gainsford, as the new Foundation President. Liz 

served as the Foundation’s Vice President this school year and will continue to grow the organization and do wonderful 

things in the future. Congratulations Liz and much continued success! 

Officers Needed 

We have several openings on the Foundation Board. If you are interested in serving as our Treasurer-elect or 

Secretary-elect next year, please call or email a Foundation member. We are looking for a few good people to keep 

Eastvalley growing and successful! 

Foundation Board Officers 

Alisha Hargett, President Liz Gainsford, Vice President Gretchen Buchanan, Treasurer 

ahargett@eastvalleyfoundation.org lgainsford@eastvalleyfoundation.org gbuchanan@eastvalleyfoundation.org 

Michelle Zimmerman, Secretary Geoffrey Osborne, Web Admin. Janice Ritt, Faculty Advisor 

zaczim3@aol.com gnosborne@gmail.com janice.ritt@cobbk12.org 



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Character Kids April 2010 

Tolerance 

Grade Teacher Student 


K Fortune Yen Vo 

3 Amon Emma Stewart 

K Hestad Ana Clara Valesco 3 Baker Amanda Assuncao 

K Hoffmeister Whitney Ramirez 3 Barrett Anna Warwick 

K Magee Kathryn Shetty 

3 Klueter Farah Abaza 

K Savage Shreyan Bose 

3 Jinks Marcos Padmanabhan 

K Walcott Derrick Alford 

4 Klemm/Phillips Julianne Huynh 

K Whitaker Emma Lee 

4 Kraeger Jacob Liu 

1 Hathcoat Josh Cary 

4 Levinson Shannon Stewart 

1 McClellan Amani Wanzala 4 Cochran Demilade Adeoye 

1 O’Meara/Pitoniak Solomon Welfare 5 Branham Quinn Phillpotts 

1 Shapiro Zoe Pearson 

5 Cordova/Morgan Madison Staley 

1 Winslett Sean Ross 

5 Davis Fanta Berry 

2 Greenfield Kaliegh Ramirez 5 Grierson/DuBose Evan Greenbaum 

2 Henderson Brian Kent 

PreSchool Hancock Katie Miesch 

2 Moot Max Davis 

Multiage Orr Sam Jobe 

2 Osburn Allie Berman 

Multiage Friedman Adi Mukherji 

2 Stilwell Hannah Deshotels 

School website: www.EastvalleyElementary.com PTA website: www.eastvalleypta.org


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Look Who’s Talking Books 

April 2010 


K Fortune Joshua Evans 

K Hestad Elijah Johnson 

K Hoffmeister Reagan Frazer 

K Magee Kristina Ivanov 

K Savage C.J. Wallace 

K Walcott Jared Loncar 

K Whitaker William Witcher 

1 Hathcoat Grace Rhyne 

1 McClellan Bryant Watkins 

1 O’Meara/Pitoniak Spencer Fine 

1 Shapiro Charlie Waugaman 

1 Winslett Kayla Magee 

2 Greenfield Edward Dowling 

2 Henderson Jacob Homansky 

2 Moot Jordan Brown 

2 Osburn Curtis Brown 

2 Stilwell Arlette Cepero 


3 Amon Areeb Ebrahim 

3 Baker Magsun Graba 

3 Barrett Chase Fuller 

3 Klueter Grace Miner 

3 Jinks Choyan Rahman 

4 Klemm/Phillips J.C. Blosz 

4 Kraeger Ronaldo Lelis 

4 Levinson Mariana Ovalle 

4 Cochran Aidan Hanson 

5 Branham Robert Bull 

5 Cordova/Morgan Daniel DaSilva 

5 Davis Sam Orjoux 

5 Grierson/DuBose Renee Llorente 

PreSchool Hancock Brock Webb 

Multiage Orr Xavier Snyder 

Third Graders are Surprised to Receive Personal Dictionaries! 

The Rotary Club of Marietta and Southern Polytechnic State University have joined together to provide all 

Eastvalley third graders with their own dictionary. Our students were surprised with their dictionaries early one 

Thursday in March. The students were so excited to receive these personal dictionaries. They could be seen reading 

these books in the hallways, at lunch, and even at recess. Dictionary skills are an integral part of the education for 

third graders as students increase their vocabulary and explore new words. Many students have reported that they 

are using the dictionaries for their homework and 

more than once students have been seen using 

their dictionaries in the classroom to enhance 

their learning. Students and teachers would like 

to extend a big “THANK YOU” to the Rotary Club 

and Southern Poly Tech for helping students 

become excited about learning and giving them 

one more tool toward their success. 




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Media Center News 

Mrs. Janice Ritt, Media Specialist 

Ms. Cindy Moran, Media Paraprofessional 

Eastvalley Reading Club 

Eastvalley students are consistently getting closer to attaining our EVRC School-Wide- 

Goal of 25,000 points! We just have 2,119 points to go! Our deadline to accomplish this 

goal is May 7th. 

We would like to congratulate our Top Class Winners for the month of March. 

Ms. Walcott’s Kindergarten Class with 79.4 points 

Mrs. Barrett’s Third Grade Class with 238.0 points 

Mrs. Winslett’s First Grade Class with 122.2 points 

Ms. Cochran’s Fourth Grade Class with 308.7 points 

Mrs. Greenfield’s Second Grade Class with 124.8 points Ms. Branham’s Fifth Grade Class with 335.9 points 

In the Grade Level competition, third place went to Fourth Grade with 887.3 points. Second place went to Third Grade 

by earning 972.1 points. Our Top Winning Grade earned 1,056.3 points. Congratulations Fifth Graders for earning First 

place! 

Eastvalley’s Top Point Earners did an awesome job leading our students to become great readers. Third place was 

earned by Robert Bull in Ms. Branham’s Fifth Grade Class with 59.8 points. Miss Alex McKiethen in Mrs. Barrett’s 

Third Grade class took Second place with 59.9 points. First place was won by Madison Agans in Ms. Branham’s Class 

with 60.6 points. We are very proud of your success! 

The Total Points earned in March were 4,092. Our goal is definitely within sight! If everyone continues to try their best 

on EVRC tests, it is very plausible that Eastvalley students will not only attain their school wide goal but set a new all 

time record high of EVRC points earned! 

Spring Photo Contest 

Congratulations to the following students for their winning entries in Eastvalley’s Spring Photo Contest: 

Gavin Solis in Ms. Hancock’s Pre-K Class 

Isabella Dougherty in Ms. Walcott’s Kindergarten Class 

Matt Said in Mrs. Savage’s Kindergarten Class 

Colleen Allard-Smith in Mrs. McClellan’s First Grade Class 

C.J. Wallace in Mrs. Savage’s Kindergarten Class 

Adelaide White in Mrs. Klueter’s Third Grade Class 

Alex Said in Mrs. Moot’s Second Grade Class 

Please stop by the Media Center to view our talented students’ work. We are proud to showcase our “budding” 

photographers! 

Newbery Awards 

Students, it’s not too late to earn your Newbery Award. Remember, all you have to do is read ten Newbery Award books 

and earn 80% or higher on your Accelerated Reading test. You may earn your Newbery Award over the course of your 

time as a student at Eastvalley. When you accomplish this, please print off your EVRC student record and bring it to the 

Media Center. You will earn a beautiful medal and have your name engraved on a perpetual plaque that will be 

showcased in the Media Center. To date, we have five students who have earned this award this year. I sure would 

love to add your name to the list! Happy Reading! 




Media Center News...continued 

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Dedicate-A-Book 

The Eastvalley Media Staff would love to thank the follow 

students and their families for their generous donation to 

Eastvalley’s Dedicate-A-Book Program: 

Mason and Caden Mamoun 

Harrison Pyle 

Charlie Zimmerman 

Andrew Long 

By donating ten dollars, you may have a book dedicated 

in a student’s name, a family member, or in a friend’s 

name. It is a wonderful birthday gift or to honor a loved 

one. Your donation will be a lasting reminder of instilling 

the love of reading in children. Thank you so much! 

Spring Book Fair 

Eastvalley’s Spring Book Fair was a huge success! 

Eastvalley’s parents supported their children’s reading by 

purchasing books from the Book Fair which is the Media 

Center’s largest fund raiser. Even in a difficult economy, 

Eastvalley experienced record breaking sales for the 

Spring Book Fair of over $10,000.00. With the profits, the 

Media Center will purchase new books and Accelerated 

Reading tests for our students. The Media Staff is so appreciative 

of your support! 

Accelerated Reading Tests 

The Media Center staff would like to thank the Eastvalley 

PTA for its generous donation of $1,200.00 to the Media 

Center to go towards technology. The Media Staff asked 

the PTA if it would be alright to spend the money on 

Accelerated Reading tests because no funding comes 

from the state or from the county to purchase Accelerated 

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Reading tests. Usually the money is earned from the Book 

Fair sales. With PTA approval, the Media Staff purchased 

almost $1,900.00 of Accelerated Reading Tests from the 

PTA gift and Book Fair sales. The Media Staff has been 

able to accomplish their goal of having every fiction book 

in the Media Center have an accompanying test. Now 

students are choosing a book because they want to read 

it, not because it has a test. Because more tests are 

available, it is also easier for students to earn points for 

Eastvalley’s EVRC Club. A huge thank you goes out to 

Eastvalley’s awesome PTA for once again investing in the 

education of our students! We appreciate you! 

Eastvalley 

Elementary 

School 

Talent Showcase 2010 

Friday, May 14th at 6:30 PM 

Eastvalley Elementary School Cafeteria 

- Tickets sold at the door Friday night 

beginning at 5:45 PM. 

- $4 for adults $3 for students 

(general admission) 

- Limited $8 reserved seating in front two rows! 

- Bring your family! 

- Bring your friends! 

- Come see all the talent! 

Who will be the next Eastvalley Idol 

On April 29, 2010 our kindergarten students will perform at the PTA meeting! Please come to hear them 

sing about the skills they’ve learned this year! 

Sunday August 29 is Eastvalley Day at the Atlanta Braves. Our Eastvalley Eagle Chorus will sing the 

National Anthem. Mark your calendars now! Group tickets will be available for $6 through the school. 

More details will be available in May. 




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Carta da Nossa Diretora 

Prezadas Famílias da Eastvalley, 

Wow! Somente 3½ semanas de aula para o final do ano escolar. Lembren-se que o último dia de de aula é 21 de 

maio. Ainda temos muito trabalho para cumprir nestas últimas semanas e todos devem trabalhar o máximo para 

terminar. 

Os alunos da quinta série estão na ilha de Jekyll estudando sobre os oceanos e animais marítimos. Tive a experiência 

de participar desta viagem no passado e posso lhe dizer que é uma oportunidade única para os estudantes. Eles 

estudan de 8 da manhã até escurecer. Tenho certeza que eles terão muito que lhe contar quando retornarem amanhã 

a noite. Aproveito para agradecer aos pais dos alunos das 5tas. Séries por se esforçarem em conseguir a verba para 

que esta viagem fosse possível. 

Relay for life(suprimento para vida) será no dia 7 de maio no parque Jim Miller começando com a primeira volta dos 

sobreviventes às 19:00hrs. Incentivo à todos a participar deste evento conosco. Funcionários sobreviventes de cancer 

da nossa escola Eastvalley caminhará e gostaríamos que todos mostrassem seu suporte! A cerimônia de iluminação 

luzes e velas para para todos que tem batalhado esta doença começa às 22:00hrs. Na minha opinião esta é a parte 

do programa favorito. Esta é a hora de celebrar e relembrar os amigos e familiares que tem sido tão corajosos nesta 

luta. Por favor venham e participem!! Escreva-me por E-mail se necessitam mais informações. Também, se você é um 

sobrevivente de cancer , visite o site www.cobbrelay.org e registre para participar desta celebração!! 

Por favor leve em consideração candidatar-se para ser membro do conselho escolar no próximo ano. Você encontrará 

a aplicação anexo a esta revista Eagle Eyes. Por favor preencha e devolva na secretaria até o dia 30 de abril. 

Karen Wacker, 

Diretora 

Precisamos de Pais Para o Conselho da Escola 

A folha de registro para os pais que querem se nomear para o conselho da escola Eastvalley esta na página 11. 

Por favor leve em consideração servir a nossa escola. Necessitamos 3 pais(2 dos quais sejam negociantes) para 

preencher as vagas no próximo ano. Preencha a aplicação, e retorne a secretaría até o dia 30 de Abril. Teremos as 

eleições em Maio. Todos os pais(exceto os que tem filhos na 5ta. Série) podem candidatar-se para as eleições do 

conselho escolar. O conselho escolar se reune uma vez a cada nove semanas para discutir questões relacionadas a 

Eastvalley. Por favor contactar Sra. Wacker no telefone 770-578-7214 se tem alguma pergunta. 




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See page 2 for more information on School Council 

Eastvalley Elementary School Council Application 

___________________________________________________________________________ 

Last Name First Middle 

_______________________________________________________________________________________ 

Address (Street) City State Zip Code 

Home Phone Number:__________________Work Phone Number:_______________ 

E-Mail Address:________________________________________________________ 

Name(s) and grade level of child(ren) enrolled at Eastvalley: 

Section I: Personal Information (Please include family information, hobbies, talents, etc.) 

Section II: Work Experience/ Volunteer Experience 

Section III: Briefly explain why you are interested in serving on the Eastvalley School Council* 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

Applicant’s Signature 

Date 

* Please attach additional page if needed. 




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April 

DATES TO REMEMBER 

April 26-28 – 5th grade to Jekyll Island 

Our Eastvalley Partners 

Please support our local companies and 

thank them for supporting our children’s education. 

April 27 – Eagle Eyes Distribution 

April 29 – NEW Kindergarten Meeting & Tour 

5:00-6:15 (prior to PTA meeting) 


(770) 973-4666 

www.brusters.com 

East Lake Location 

2105 Roswell Road. 

www.chickfila.com 

April 29 – PTA meeting-Kindergarten performs 

6:30pm 

May 

April 30 – Father/Son outing, 6:00-8:00 pm 

May 3 – Eagle Eyes Entry Deadline 

East Lake Shopping Ctr 

2100 Roswell Road N.W. 

www.kroger.com 

2145 Roswell Rd, 

(770) 321-1371 

www.mariettamartialarts.com 

May 12 - EVRC Super Point Party 

May 13 – Field Day 

1255 Johnson Ferry Rd 

(770) 977-5557 

www.peachtreegymnastics.com 

736 Johnson Ferry Road 

(770) 977-9789 

www.sportsarama-usa.com 

May 14 – Talent Show - 6:30pm 

May 18 – Eagle Eyes Distribution 

May 21 – Last Day of School! 

2217 Roswell Rd 

(770) 973-4075 

www.tigertkdacademy.com 

2100 Roswell Rd 

(770) 971-2462 

www.theupsstore.com 

Eagle Eyes is a publication 

of the Eastvalley PTA 

-- Please send your monthly contributions to 

Susie Cary at susie.cary@gmail.com. 

-- Next newsletter deadline is May 3rd and 

will go home May 18th. 

Graphic design & layout provided by J. J. Swann 


McCleskey–East 

Cobb Family 

YMCA 

1055 East Piedmont Rd. 

(770) 977-5991 

www.ymcaatlanta.org 


(770) 977-4907 

www.zaxbys.com 

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