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October ABC Employees

Congratulations to Mrs. Haven Wallace and Officer Kelley Woodham- the EES ABC employees for October! Mrs. Wallace is a first grade teacher and Officer Woodham is our School Resource Officer. Mrs. Wallace and SRO Woodham are true examples of ABC employees because they go Above and Beyond the Call of Duty every day for our students. Thank you, Mrs. Wallace and Ofc. Woodham! EES appreciates you!
October Student of the Month

October Students of the Month

Congratulations to 5th Grade student, Jerome Barnes, for being named the EES Student of the Month for October! The EES Character Trait for October is RESPONSIBILITY AND HARD WORK! Jerome's teacher, Mrs. Griggs, says, "Jerome is a hardworking student. He participates in lessons, answers questions, and explains his responses. He completes all assignments in a timely manner and earns good grades." Congratulations, Jerome, for being chosen Edwards Elementary's Student of the Month!
The EES Student of the Month is sponsored by the Chesterfield High School Alumni Association. Jerome has been provided a sign to display proudly in his yard during the month of October!

EES is also proud of all the classroom nominations. These students were presented with a Student of the Month button, a token to the EES Book Vending Machine, and a certificate provided by Shiloh to Go for a free kid's meal or ice cream! They are as follows: Kynlee Rivers, Waylon Privette, Rae Rogers, Nevaeh McManus, Levi Rogers, Monty Roe Harper, Jahari Hancock, Angelina Teal, Owen Cummings, Sawyer Lindsey, Cesar Sanchez, Brystol Smith, Salem Lomas, Charlotte Folger, Ellie Tipton, Caleb Sikes, Kadence Murvin, Paisley Shaw, Jameson Penson, Zenniya Griffin, Tiana Ford, Connor Watson, Kenlyn Jones, Justin Liu, Serenity Moses, River Whitsell, Brayden Johnson, and Ostin Martinez. Keep up the good work! EES is proud of you!
September Student of the Month

September Students of the Month

Congratulations to 2nd Grade student, Emma Grace Vanburen, for being named the EES Student of the Month for September! The EES Character Trait for September is RESPECT! Emma Grace's teacher, Mrs. Lee, says, "Emma Grace is a very good listener. She is respectful of her teachers, her classmates, and the belongings of others. She shows respect through using manners, sharing, being kind, showing empathy, helping, and doing what is asked of her." Congratulations, Emma Grace, for being chosen Edwards Elementary's Student of the Month!
The EES Student of the Month is sponsored by the Chesterfield High School Alumni Association. Emma Grace has been provided a sign to display proudly in her yard during the month of September!
EES is also proud of all the classroom nominations. These students were presented with a Student of the Month button, a token to the EES Book Vending Machine, and a certificate provided by Shiloh to Go for a free kid's meal or ice cream! They are as follows: Eden Scott, Jair Evans, Kamryn Teal, Rena Griffin, Max Carnes, Kinsley Bullard, Brandy Rose Wallace, Thomas Key, Lila Pegues, Ethan Myers, Karly Davis, Lily Williams, Jace Watts, Braelyn Rogers, Cash Campbell, Ethan Edwards, Caden Sims, Sophia Brock, Ja'Nasia Spencer, Wyatt Stack, Lincoln McCoig, Ke'yanna Jackson, Claire Jolly, Reed Watson, Journee Hancock, Aracely Jacome, Bianca Watson, and Andrew Edgerton. Keep up the good work! EES is proud of you!
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Mission Statement
 In partnership with Chesterfield County School District, the mission of Edwards Elementary School, where a nurturing foundation for formal education and social development connect, is to prepare students to become responsible individuals by creating a positive school environment where dedicated staff, parents, and community members work together to provide opportunities for success and creativity through academics and the arts.
 
School Beliefs
We believe all children are capable of learning if a variety of instructional approaches are used to support their learning.
We believe parents should take an active and supportive role in their child's education.
We believe children are unique and have special talents.
We believe cultural diversity is an asset.
We believe all faculty and staff have high expectations for all children.
We believe children have the right to learn in a safe environment and positive climate.
We believe successful schools have effective communication.
We believe members of the community should share in the responsibility for learning.
We believe children should respect themselves, others, and the environment.
We believe children should be responsible for their own actions and share in the responsibility for their own learning.
We believe all children are entitled to the best education possible