News and Spotlights

Down the stretch we come!  It is hard to believe that we only have four weeks of school remaining.  With that being said, there are many big events and activities yet to happen.  I encourage everyone to take a moment this weekend to review important dates and align your family calendars!  Many of these events will rely on adult volunteerism so a HUGE thank you in advance if you are able to give a little time to support our staff and students!  Yesterday, our fifth grade was at Camp Copneconic for the day.  As they arrived back at school, there were stories of fun adventures. I'd imagine they slept quite well last night!  

It’s time for the Eastover’s Literati Treasured Tales Bookfair!

Great Fun is Ahead at the Eastover Library!!  

Let's gear up for summer reading and keep our students motivated and adventuring through stories and Fun-Fact Reads.

Our Preview / Wish List dates are May 21st - May 29th for all students. Our Shopping will be from June 1st - June 5th. We will be open during Extravaganza from 5:00 - 7:30pm  

Please volunteer if you can give of your time. We appreciate any help in assisting students during our Preview and Shopping Weeks and the evening of our Extravaganza on June 5th.

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!

Field day preparations are well underway! The day is set for Tuesday, June 2nd! (Wednesday, June 3rd is our rain date). Grades 3rd/4th/5th will have the morning time slot (9:50 - 11:00am) while DK/K/1st/2nd graders will have the afternoon time slot (1:50-3:00pm). 

Check out this article for information important to our 5th-grade families!

Friday, May 22 is a half day with dismissal at 12:20 p.m

There is no school Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day.

There is no school Wednesday, May 27 for Eid al-Adha.

BHS elementary students are now in their second year with Bridges in Mathematics, a hands-on math curriculum that emphasizes real-world problem solving and flexible thinking. Read more to discover how families can incorporate two key elements of Bridges math into everyday moments: multi-strategy thinking and purposeful “Math Talk.”

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.