Eisenhower Elementary

T-Minus 9 sleeps, Eagles!

We can't wait to see you at Back to School Night next week!

August 11
Last Name A-M - 5:00-5:30 p.m.
Last Name N-Z - 5:45-6:15 p.m.

We're looking for a caring, dedicated Applied Skills Paraprofessional to join the Eisenhower family!

If you love working with children and want to make a difference each day, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply online through the Crown Point Community School Corporation website, and feel free to reach out to Mrs. Dado with any questions or to learn more about the position.

http://www.cps.k12.in.us/district.../human-resources

Crown Point Schools will host open interviews for part-time paraprofessionals and childcare team members on Tuesday, July 21 from 8-11 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. at our Administration Center, 1050 S. Main St., Crown Point. Please bring your resume if you have one - we look forward to meeting you! More information about available positions is available at www.cps.k12.in.us/careers

Our annual registration window opens in two weeks. For families who like to plan ahead and are ready to enter the back-to-school mindset, more information is available on our website and in the We Are CP magazine residents are receiving this week. Not ready to think about this yet? That's okay. We will send email reminders when it's time to register.😉

Summer is here, Eagles, and it's time to READ!

We're excited to partner with the Crown Point Library 2026 Summer Reading Program, Unearth a Story. Last year, our students showed incredible reading spirit—this year, we're determined to bring the Summer Reading Trophy back to Eisenhower!

Register today and help us make this a summer full of stories, learning, and Eagle pride!

1st graders in STEM have been using a campfire to learn about reversible vs. irreversible matters, along with campfire safety. They coded their own simulated campfire to roast marshmallows on!



A campfire made of paper and lights sits on the tiled floor of a school classroom. A group of young kids rush around it holding marshmallows on roasting sticks.

Second graders had a special visit from children's book author Debra Magdos, who is also the grandma of one of our students! She shared her book "The Not Very Scary Monsters: Please Try!" and described the experience of being an author with a published book. The students loved hearing from her!



A woman in a pink cardigan sits in a classroom of elementary students and holds up a picture book. She points to the pages and reads to the students. She holds her arm around a student and faces the camera.

5th graders had a great time at Camp Tecumseh! They worked on foundations where they were challenged to work on their leadership, trust, communications, problem-solving, and self-confidence through challenging, team-oriented exercises.



Students stand together in a sunny paved area surrounded by trees. A young boy navigates a low ropes course accompanied by two adults in helmets. Teams stand on wooden boards supported by ropes in their hands. A picture looks down the hill of a campsite, showing a paved trail, a lake, and some buildings against a sunset.

Mrs. Fritz's 3rd graders had a Viking celebration to honor the end of their CKLA unit! They crafted their very own Viking helmets and longships.



Descriptive text: groups of elementary students sitting on the carpet floor of a classroom wearing Viking helmets made out of paper. Students surround a desk that holds a boat made out of paper. Some sit on the floor and craft boats out of paper.