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  • Thank you for visiting Eastbrook Middle School School! This website is brand new so the information you are used to seeing will be in a different place. Let us know if you need help finding something.

    We look forward to greeting you when the 2017–2018 school year begins Tuesday, Aug. 8. School supply lists are collected and shared on the district website as they become available. Enjoy the rest of your summer!

     

    Mission 
     
    Our mission is to maximize student learning by providing engaging and meaningful opportunities in a positive environment, where relationships are built and successes are celebrated. 
     
     
    Vision
     
    We envision a school of personal excellence that is focused on students and valued by the school community.
     
     
    Beliefs
     
    1. We believe in a safe, inviting school where everyone is treated with respect as a basic educational right.
    2. We believe strong, positive relationships among and between students and teachers are essential. 
    3. We believe in a shared focus for the evolving needs of the students and community,
    4. We believe our role is to design engaging, challenging and meaningful  learning experiences for all students.
    5. We believe in the commitment of the school community as a necessity to the educational success of our students.
    6. We believe students should be active participants in determining and achieving their goals. 

Announcements

  • Summer reading information can be found here!
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  • Eastbrook held their annual Speech Contest on March 7th.  12 students participated, a good mixture of 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.  The following students are the top three finishers and the top two know they are to be preparing for the district contest in May.

    Eastbrook Middle Speech Contest Winners:
    1st Place Lily Woodring     2nd Place Brett Cole    3rd Place Kaylie Singleton
     
     
    1st Place:                                 2nd Place:                                3rd Place:
    Lily Woodring-7th grade            Brett Cole-8th grade                  Kaylie Singleton-8th grade
     
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Latest School News

Latest District News

  • Summer Reading – Literacy for Life!

    Whether it’s reading, writing, speaking, listening, or decipering, each day provides opportunities for us to deepen our literacy skills. These calendars can be used by families during the summer to keep those literacy skills sharp and to be ready to learn, grow, and share--even when school is not in session. Suitable for any age, we encourage you to use these calendars and mark off the activities you do. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can join in the fun, too! Each student who completes and returns these to school can redeem them in their school media center for a small treat. We hope everyone will participate. HAPPY READING!

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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, 2018.

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  • Awards for Civic Oration Winners

    Students spoke Thursday on topics ranging from toilets and hand sanitizer to cars and traffic signals during the annual Civic Oration Contest. Local students recently had opportunities to demonstrate their public speaking skills and take pride in personal accomplishments. On Thursday, May 3, the kids took part in the speech contest sponsored by Modern Woodmen of America, a fraternal financial services organization.

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  • Young Georgia Authors Place at State, Region

    Coahulla Creek High School student Presley Sneed earned the top spot among Georgia seniors competing in the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition. Earlier this year, 10 students from Whitfield County Schools placed in the region served by the North Georgia Regional Education Service Agency (RESA).

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  • Berry College the Destination for Five GHP Finalists

    Five finalists from Whitfield County Schools will participate in the prestigious Governor’s Honors Program (GHP) this summer. Eleven of 25 nominees were invited to interviews and auditions at the state level. Learn more at https://gosa.georgia.gov/governors-honors-program.

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  • Nine Georgia Scholars from Whitfield County Schools

    Nine of 208 Georgia Scholars are from Whitfield County Schools this year. Only three of Georgia’s 180 public school districts had more than nine Georgia Scholars and only six high schools had more than the five Georgia Scholars from Northwest High.

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  • Congratulate Your AP Honor Schools

    High school students studying everything from the humanities to science and math in Whitfield County high schools have been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) for their excellence. State School Superintendent Richard Woods has named the Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Schools for 2018.

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