News and Spotlights

Happy February!  While I spent the past week at home recovering from shoulder surgery, I enjoyed hearing stories of the learning and growth taking place at Eastover.  I really have missed your kiddos and our staff.  My hope is to back this coming Tuesday or Wednesday with my arm safely resting in its sling.  A huge congratulations to Mr. Karpinsky, Mrs. Lucas, and our 5th-grade band and orchestra as they hosted their informance this past Tuesday.  I'm always impressed with the progression of learning on display; our teachers and 5th-grade students have a lot to be proud of!  In regards to growth, i-Ready winter reports will be uploaded to Parent Portal on February 9.   

It's time to order your yearbook!  Click HERE to access the flyer with  information on how to order or just visit This Website to order.  The yearbook school code for Eastover is 12235026.

Check this article for updates on how to get involved in our PTO and/or how to support their efforts to enhance our students' experience at Eastover Elementary!

Wednesday, March 11 is a half day with dismissal at 12:20 p.m

Registration for spring sports with community athletic partner organizations is now open. For a full list of our athletic partner organizations, please visit our Athletic & Recreation Partners page on the BHS website. 

When your child has a change in their dismissal, we ask that you use our digital Eastover Dimissal Change Form.  While you can still send in the orange form with your change of plans, the digital form is a more efficient way of communicating the change with our office.  The QR Code above is a quick way to submit your information.  If you are using this form we require you to complete it no later than 3:00 p.m. to ensure we have the information before we begin dismissal for the day.

Bloomfield Hills Schools recognizes outstanding educators with the Distinguished Service Awards - Teacher of the Year. This year we are celebrating Ms. Zervos from Way, Ms. Mueller from North Hills, and Ms. Matz from BHHS for their dedication, innovation, and positive impact on students across BHS.

This school year, BHS adopted the Bridges in Mathematics program to enhance elementary math education through hands-on, interactive lessons that build problem-solving skills, foster critical thinking, and engage students with real-world applications.

The unified arts team at Eastover Elementary collaborated on an interdisciplinary project inspired by author Saadia Faruqi’s visit, where students explored urban and rural communities through Media, STEAM, and Spanish classes, fostering creativity, cultural understanding, and language development.