Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Eastern is a place for teaching and learning. We believe that each student can learn the intended curriculum. We believe that integrating STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) and project-based learning is an important part in helping our students learn the intended curriculum and nurturing them to become critical thinkers and problem solvers. Our STEM focus allows us to give each of our students hands-on, real-world learning opportunities.
All students do not bring with them the same background of experiences and abilities, nor do they learn in uniform ways. Recognizing these differences, our school must provide a varied and adaptable educational program.
We see as our purpose to provide a curriculum and environment in which each student will have the opportunity to:
- Experience continuing progress.
- Develop communication and computational skills.
- Develop a realistic and positive self-image, demonstrate emotional stability, and establish an awareness of personal values.
- Develop the ability to think logically, critically, and creatively.
- Show respect and concern for others and accept the responsibilities of citizenship and self-discipline.
- Develop an appreciation for fine arts.
- Attain physical competencies.
At Eastern, we strive to provide an education that will prepare each child to become a responsible and productive citizen in our society.
Mission Statement:
The mission of Eastern Elementary is to foster holistic development for all by utilizing strategies that engage the mind in order to achieve goals through grit and determination.
Vision Statement:
Our students will leave Eastern as STEM learners who think critically and creatively, value themselves, and are driven to positively impact society.
The Motto:
Strategies that engage minds through demonstrating growth, goals, grit.
GRIT, GOALS, GROWTH
Everyday I will show Grit,
I will not give up, I will not quit
I will strive to do my very best
To reach the goals that I have set
Everyday I will show growth,
This is my Eastern oath.

