Elementary Principal & Director of Special Education
Mrs. Tracy Clark, Principal's Secretary
Mrs. Vanessa Klein, CSE/CPSE/504 Secretary
Edward R. Andrews Elementary School
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Welcome to Edward R. Andrews Elementary School
Phone: 315-684-9288
Fax: 315-684-7252
Mr. Bryan M. Fairbrother,
Monthly Calendar & Newsletter
Calendar
Newsletter
2024-25 School Year
Please click the link(s) below to access back to school information.
2024-25 School Schedules
Arrival & Dismissal | Times |
|---|---|
Breakfast for Grades 1-5 | 8:40am to 8:55am |
Student Arrival | 8:55am to 9:05am |
Breakfast for PK & K | 9:05am to 9:20am |
Morning Announcements & Meeting | 9:05am to 9:15am |
Afternoon Announcements & Preparing for Dismissal | 3:20pm to 3:25pm |
Dismissal | 3:25pm to 3:35pm |
2024-25 Lunch & Recess Schedule
Grade | Lunch | Recess |
|---|---|---|
2 | 11:15am to 11:35am | 11:35am to 11:55am |
5 | 11:25am to 11:45am | 11:45am to 12:05pm |
1 | 11:40am to 12:05pm | 12:05pm to 12:25pm |
4 | 11:50am to 12:10pm | 12:10pm to 12:30pm |
Kindergarten | 12:05pm to 12:30pm | 12:30pm to 12:50pm |
3 | 12:15pm to 12:35pm | 12:35pm to 12:55pm |
Pre-Kindergarten | 12:30pm to 1:00pm | 2:55pm to 3:15pm |
Thank you Edward R. Andrews' Families!
Seesaw for Families
You may have to use the Seesaw website, rather than the app for older devices.
Technical Support: 315-684-5900 or email tickets@m-ecs.org
Emergency School Closing Procedures
As we enter the winter months, we may need to close, delay, or dismiss students early due to weather. As a school building and district, we know of the many plans for childcare that come with snow and other inclement weather conditions. Outlined below are our district's procedures for closing, delaying, and even dismissing early.
School Closure – No school related activities
One-Hour Delay – No Early Morning Practices, Chorus, or Band
Two- and Three-Hour Delays – No Morning PreK, No Morning BOCES, and No Early Morning Practices: Chorus or Band
Early Dismissal – No After school events
Character Corner: Why is character education important?
The Six Pillars of Character focus on the following four aspects of character:
Moral Character: The qualities that help us be our best self, including trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship.
Performance Character: The qualities that help us do our best work, including self-discipline, diligence, organization, and confidence.
Intellectual Character: The skills and traits needed to be a motivated and committed learner, critical thinker, and creative problem solver, including curiosity, intellectual autonomy, humility, and open-mindedness.
Civic Character: The skills and traits needed to be an ethical, engaged citizen who demonstrates leadership, teamwork, civility, and creates positive change in their community.
Edward R. Andrews Elementary School uses The Six Pillars of Character (https://charactercounts.org/), Capturing Kids' Hearts, and Project Wisdom to help develop students positive character and foster positive social-emotional skills.
Counseling Center:
Contact Madison County Mental Health 24/7 Crisis Line:
315-366-2327
Mobile Crisis support is available:
Mon-Fri 5:00pm-12:00am
Sat/Sun 6:00am-12:00am
For more information: http://www.liberty-resources.org/mobile-crisis/