The Extended School Enrichment (ESE) program has introduced an amazing
behavioral module. Participants of ESE are rewarded for exhibiting
positive behavior that reflects upon the foundation of the RICHER
Principles: Respect, Integrity, Caring, Harmony, Excellence and
Responsibility. This incentive program is based upon positive character
development that promotes fundamental life skills and attributes.
The RICHER Principles are taught through...
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The Extended School Enrichment program is founded on the belief that each
and every student is capable of being successful. We are committed to setting
high expectations and assuring the development of a strong foundation in
basic life skills.
Please click on a school below to view its information:
Carmel Elementary
Cherry Tree Elementary
College Wood Elementary
Forest Dale Elementary
Mohawk Trails Elementary
Orchard Park Elementary
Prairie Trace Elementary
Smoky Row Elementary
Towne Meadow Elementary
West Clay Elementary
Woodbrook Elementary
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As a site coordinator for West Clay Elementary, Jennifer Hammons brings
a unique style to the newest Carmel Clay elementary school.
Education: B.A. Language Arts/Secondary Education,
Indiana University
Experience: Student taught on Navajo Reservation including...
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Congratulations to Debbie Snyder for submitting the winning name to the
ESE “Name the Newsletter” contest. Debbie has won an iPod Shuffle
for her newsletter title suggestion, “ESE News & Views.”
As we announced in the October ESE eNewsletter, individuals with
ideas for a creative and catchy name were to submit their ideas
for the eNewsletter’s
title to info@carmelclayparks.com,
and if chosen, would win an iPod Shuffle. Debbie is the mother
of ESE student and Forest Dale first grader, Summer Snyder. Thanks
for the great new title, and congratulations, Debbie!
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As each of the 11 Carmel Clay elementary schools continue to enjoy the
success of the program, the Site Celebrations have hit full stride
at many of the schools. On October 13, Orchard Park's Fall Festival
proved to be a Site Celebration achievement! Parents and students
alike were wowed by the magnificent show put on by C.R. Ryan the
Magician, who was also the D.J. for the evening. C.R. Ryan prompted families
to the dance floor with hits like the "Electric Slide" and the "Macarena." The
celebration also included homemade chili, served by ESE staff,
crafts, raffles and door prizes. Throughout the school year, each
of the 11 elementary schools will host five Site Celebrations
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