IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS OF EAST JAY ELEMENTARY
Good Afternoon,
We would like to inform you that our SchoolPass system is now ready for families to use. This system is used at East Jay and East Elementary to manage and communicate dismissal changes and attendance (tardy, absences, or early dismissal).
If you are a returning student, please make sure your child’s dismissal default (their daily dismissal) matches what you completed at registration. If the student’s plan is no longer accurate, you must login to the website to update the default. Bus information will not be able to be changed by parents. If you have a change that is needed related to bussing you will need to contact your child's school. If you do not remember your password, please click the "forgot password" link and follow the instructions.
If you are making a change to the permanent default, please log into the website to update the default. Permanent changes should not be made through the app. Please do not mark it as a change for the year. If you are having difficulty, please contact the school office.
If you are new to SchoolPass, please log in to your SchoolPass WEB account first to update your password BEFORE using the Parent-Student mobile app.
If you need help please go to the following link for general FAQ’s.
https://schoolpass.screenstepslive.com/s/20179?login=support2@schoolpass.com&password=444vcx
Thank you,
East Jay Elementary
Good Afternoon,
We would like to inform you that our SchoolPass system is now ready for families to use. This system is used at East Jay and East Elementary to manage and communicate dismissal changes and attendance (tardy, absences, or early dismissal).
If you are a returning student, please make sure your child’s dismissal default (their daily dismissal) matches what you completed at registration. If the student’s plan is no longer accurate, you must login to the website to update the default. Bus information will not be able to be changed by parents. If you have a change that is needed related to bussing you will need to contact your child's school. If you do not remember your password, please click the "forgot password" link and follow the instructions.
If you are making a change to the permanent default, please log into the website to update the default. Permanent changes should not be made through the app. Please do not mark it as a change for the year. If you are having difficulty, please contact the school office.
If you are new to SchoolPass, please log in to your SchoolPass WEB account first to update your password BEFORE using the Parent-Student mobile app.
If you need help please go to the following link for general FAQ’s.
https://schoolpass.screenstepslive.com/s/20179?login=support2@schoolpass.com&password=444vcx
Thank you,
East Jay Elementary
Mark your calendars as we get the 26-27 School Year underway!
Mark your calendars, East Jay Families! We will see you soon!!
August dates to remember.
Mark your calendars, East Jay Families! We will see you soon!!
🚨 ATTENTION ALL CURRENT 5TH GRADE PARENTS 🚨
Please take action now to ensure your student’s immunizations are up to date before your student starts 6th grade. If your child has not already received their required Tdap booster and first MCV4 vaccine, now is the time to schedule those appointments.
Per the State of Indiana, these vaccines are required for all incoming 6th grade students. Your student may receive these vaccines as soon as they turn 11 years old.
Please take action now to ensure your student’s immunizations are up to date before your student starts 6th grade. If your child has not already received their required Tdap booster and first MCV4 vaccine, now is the time to schedule those appointments.
Per the State of Indiana, these vaccines are required for all incoming 6th grade students. Your student may receive these vaccines as soon as they turn 11 years old.
May 1st was National School Lunch Hero Day, a day set aside to recognize the hardworking cafeteria teams who keep students fed, cared for, and ready to learn each day. While the official day has passed, Jay Schools and East Jay Elementary celebrated our Lunch Heroes today!
A huge thank you to our amazing kitchen staff for the early mornings, hard work, friendly smiles, and the countless meals served throughout the year. We appreciate everything you do for our students and staff each and every day.
Thank you for being everyday heroes at EJE!
A huge thank you to our amazing kitchen staff for the early mornings, hard work, friendly smiles, and the countless meals served throughout the year. We appreciate everything you do for our students and staff each and every day.
Thank you for being everyday heroes at EJE!
CHIEF DAY IS HERE!
Today we celebrate the incredible principals of East Jay Elementary! From the things we see each day to the countless things happening behind the scenes—even when school isn’t in session—they work hard to support our students, staff, and families.
Thank you for your leadership, dedication, and care for our school community. Hats off to all the principals across the Jay School Corporation! ❤️🤍💙
Thank you for your leadership, dedication, and care for our school community. Hats off to all the principals across the Jay School Corporation! ❤️🤍💙
The end of the year is coming up FAST! Take note of the dates for our year-end activities.
East Elementary and East Jay are coming together to support one of our families.
Students at East Jay have a younger sibling, Isabella, at East Elementary who has recently been diagnosed with leukemia. This is a difficult time for their family, and we want them to feel the strength and care of our school community.
We are collecting monetary donations to help with travel expenses as they visit her at Riley and for any upcoming appointments and treatments. If you are able to give, any amount is appreciated and will go directly to supporting the family.
If you don’t have a student at either building but would still like to contribute, please feel free to stop by the office between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Thank you for keeping this family in your thoughts and for always showing such kindness and support.
Students at East Jay have a younger sibling, Isabella, at East Elementary who has recently been diagnosed with leukemia. This is a difficult time for their family, and we want them to feel the strength and care of our school community.
We are collecting monetary donations to help with travel expenses as they visit her at Riley and for any upcoming appointments and treatments. If you are able to give, any amount is appreciated and will go directly to supporting the family.
If you don’t have a student at either building but would still like to contribute, please feel free to stop by the office between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Thank you for keeping this family in your thoughts and for always showing such kindness and support.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to Janice Schroer and Angie Jacks! Thank you for everything you do to keep East Jay organized, on track, and running strong—we appreciate you!
Congratulations to 6th graders Audrey Miller and Malak Elshiekh for representing East Jay Elementary at the Optimist Oratorical Regional Competition. We are excited to announce Malak took first place and is headed to the State Finals. Good luck—we’re proud of you both!
Scheduled 2 hr delay this Wednesday!
EJE Third Grade Grandparent's Day Information
Plan to attend our upcoming 🪻🐝🌷 Spring Art Show Open House and Music Program 🌷🐝🪻 at East Jay Elementary! We hope to see you there!
(Revised schedule 4/1)
We have a full calendar coming up for April! The end of the year is approaching quickly. Take note of your student's events so you don't miss out! 🌷🌼
Our East Jay Elementary students are moving on!
Congratulations to 6th graders Malak Elshiekh and Audrey Miller, who will advance to compete in the Optimist Oratorical Contest District Finals in Dunkirk on April 14th.
We are so proud of their hard work, confidence, and dedication—qualities that will continue to lead them to success. Best of luck 🍀 as you take the next step—we know you’ll represent EJE well!
Congratulations to 6th graders Malak Elshiekh and Audrey Miller, who will advance to compete in the Optimist Oratorical Contest District Finals in Dunkirk on April 14th.
We are so proud of their hard work, confidence, and dedication—qualities that will continue to lead them to success. Best of luck 🍀 as you take the next step—we know you’ll represent EJE well!
East Jay Elementary is excited to share a new opportunity for our students!
Nurse Lori (DeRome) recently introduced the AHA CPR Anytime program, starting with our 6th grade classes, with plans to expand to more students next year. During these sessions, students are learning important, potentially life-saving skills, including how to respond in an emergency, when to call 9-1-1, and what information a dispatcher may need.
They are also being taught Hands-Only CPR, along with a demonstration of what an AED is and how it can be used in an emergency situation.
These lessons are taking place during Mr. Alberson’s PE classes, giving students hands-on experience and confidence to help others when it matters most.
We are proud of our students for taking part in this important learning experience—skills that could truly make a difference in someone’s life!
East Jay Elementary 6th grade math students in Mrs. Moeller’s classes also celebrated Pi Day early today with their own challenge—reciting as many numbers after the decimal of Pi as they could from memory!
🏆 Top 3 Overall Winners
🥧 1st Place: Josie Haskett – 133 digits
🥧 2nd Place: Haruki Kato – 82 digits
🥧 3rd Place: Madelyn Flusche – 67 digits (a pretty fun number for Pi Day!)
Winners by Class Period
🥧 1st Period: Haruki Kato – 82 digits
🥧 2nd Period: Josie Haskett – 133 digits
🥧 3rd Period: Kendall Snow – 57 digits (on the first attempt!)
🥧 7th Period: Paisley Brunswick – 34 digits
🥧 8th Period: Adeline Blair – 53 digits
Great work to all of Mrs. Moeller’s students who took part in the Pi Day challenge!
(**We are working on getting the photos added!**)
🏆 Top 3 Overall Winners
🥧 1st Place: Josie Haskett – 133 digits
🥧 2nd Place: Haruki Kato – 82 digits
🥧 3rd Place: Madelyn Flusche – 67 digits (a pretty fun number for Pi Day!)
Winners by Class Period
🥧 1st Period: Haruki Kato – 82 digits
🥧 2nd Period: Josie Haskett – 133 digits
🥧 3rd Period: Kendall Snow – 57 digits (on the first attempt!)
🥧 7th Period: Paisley Brunswick – 34 digits
🥧 8th Period: Adeline Blair – 53 digits
Great work to all of Mrs. Moeller’s students who took part in the Pi Day challenge!
(**We are working on getting the photos added!**)