Eastbrook Middle School

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  • The school doors open at 7:15 each morning for students.  Car riders use the Hill Road entrance at the back of the school.   After 7:50, Car riders should be brought to the front entrance. At 7:55, students are late and receive a tardy note from the front office.  School releases at 3:20. 

    Las puertas de la escuela se abren a las 7:15 cada mañana para los estudiantes. Los estudiantes que vienen por autos usaran la entrada de Hill Road en la parte posterior de la escuela. Después de las 7:50, los automovilistas deben ser llevados a la entrada principal. A las 7:55, los estudiantes llegan tarde y reciben una nota de tardanza de la oficina principal. La escuela termina a las 3:20.
      

    Eastbrook Middle School Vision

    Our students will achieve excellence and be prepared for a successful future.

    Eastbrook Middle School Mission

    In order to foster in our students the ability and desire to make a positive difference in the world, our mission is to develop citizens who are prepared, respectful, open to learning, who own their choices and know they matter.

    We Believe…

    • We are somebody.
    • We were somebody when we came here.
    • We will be a better somebody when we leave.
    • We are strong. We are powerful.
    • We deserve the education we get here.
    • We have things to do, people to inspire, and places to go.
      • Rita Pierson, 2013

    I am Eastbrook, We are Eastbrook!

     

Announcements

  • Awards Days:Awards Day

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  • Come join us for the Multicultural Festival

    Click here for information!

    informacion en español!

    Multicultural Festival

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  • team picture

    We are really excited that our Eastbrook Robotics team #33222, One Giant Leap, was awarded the 2nd Place Champion’s Trophy at the Tennessee Valley Northwest Georgia State level which qualified our team for the Razorback International Invitational at the University of Arkansas on May 15-19.  This was such an amazing moment. No team of students at this age in our region has ever gone on to an international event before.

    We are seeking funding to cover lodging, event fees, and event materials for our trip to and from the Razorback Invitational as well as during our stay on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville, AK.  We have secured funding for travel and registration but require additional monies to cover these housing, event fee, and PIT materials costs.  (See the attached form for more information.)

    Sponsor Letter
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  • Computer Classes

    Clases de Computacion Saturday Computer Classes Click the link!
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  • Please help us by completing this survey. We appreciate you!!

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  •   Click the link for our EMS announcements!

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  • We had 4 EMS and 4 VPM teams working together this year from Space Camp to FLL EdCamps, Practice Tournaments and more. Of the 8 teams represented by RAIDER NATION we will be sending 6 to the STATE tournament this year. This is such a great thing for our schools and kids. Our tournament only sends 8 teams on to the next level. So we are really proud to have so many teams representing RAIDER NATION. Probably one of the coolest moments this Saturday was the spontaneous RAIDER NATION cheering that happened as teams from both VPM and EMS ran rounds on the tables and students wanted to support both teams. It was heartwarming. 

    Robotics Going to State

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  • Help us help others!

     

    EMS Food Drive  EMS Food Drive (Spanish)
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  • The EMS School-Parent Compact for Achievement and Family Engagement Plan have been sent home.  Please sign the agreement letter and return it to EMS as soon as possible.  

    EMS Grade-Level Compacts for Achievement

    EMS Family Engagement Plan

     
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  • Order your yearbook now! (Click to get to the ordering link)
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Latest School News

Latest District News

  • Dalton-Whitfield County Library Summer Reading Challenge

    The Dalton-Whitfield County Public Library is getting ready for a fun-filled summer and will be offering free, exciting programs and a reading challenge for kids, teens, and adults! Click the link above to download the 2019 Summer Reading schedule of activities for June and July. Let's keep our community reading and learning all summer long!

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  • Eat Healthy, Stay Safe and Continue to Learn During Summer Months

    During the summer months when our kids are out of school, they still need to eat healthy, stay safe and continue to learn. At georgiasummer.org you can: find summer meals in your community, locate safe, licensed summer programs, access GPB's summer learning programs for families, and gain access to high-quality summer learning experiences. Click the link above to learn more.

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  • FREE Summer Reading with myON and Get Georgia Reading

    Through a partnership between Get Georgia Reading – Campaign for Grade-Level Reading and myON, all educators, librarians, students and parents in Georgia have free access to thousands of enhanced digital books available in myON through August 31, 2019. Read anywhere, anytime with online and offline access! Click the link to learn more.

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  • 8th Annual Book Blast Literacy Celebration

    Save the date! The 8th Annual Book Blast Literacy Celebration will take place Saturday, June 1 at Stage 123 and Burr Park in Downtown Dalton from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This FREE event will have reading circles with story book characters, literacy games, crafts, door prizes, information booths and more! EVERY CHILD RECEIVES A BOOK!

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