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Cheerleading and Step
Cheerleading and Step
The Eagles Elementary cheerleading team is composed of 20 athletes ranging from grades 3-5 with a variety of skills and abilities. The cheerleaders are held to the highest standards of behavior, academics, and sportsmanship. Routines generally created include elements of stepping, jumping, dancing, and other skills set to music. In addition, the Eagles Elementary cheerleading team will perform at school-wide events throughout the school year. The cheerleaders meet every Thursday and Friday from 3:15-4:30 p.m.
Contact information:
- Daniella McDonald
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Ayana McDuffie
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Daniella McDonald
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Debate
Debate
The Sunshine Elementary Debate club is composed of 9 scholars ranging from grades 4-5. The competitive club allows each student to compete at the elementary level and covers many categories, such as Impromptu, Original Oratory, Interpretation, Duo Interpretation, and Congressional Debate. Every Sunshine Elementary Debate club member will gain confidence, become better writers, and use their voice to empower a message. The competitive club members meet every Wednesday from 2:00-3:00 p.m.
Contact information:
- Charlene Williams
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Charlene Williams
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Recoder and Violin
Recorder and Violin
Volta Music Foundation is now an educational partner of Carnegie Hall's Link-Up Program. Link Up is a music education program created by Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute to unite the classroom with the concert hall, giving students in grades 3-5 the opportunity to explore music through a yearlong curriculum of classroom activities and a culminating concert in which students perform with a professional orchestra.
Contact information:
- Nefertiti Young
- Main Office Number: 754-323-770
- Nefertiti Young
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Safety Patrol
Safety Patrols
In their role of encouraging students to observe safety rules, patrols can have a significant, positive influence on their schoolmates. Patrols influence other students both formally as part of their regular duties, as well as informally because they serve as student role models of appropriate and safe behavior. Safety Patrol candidates are selected by their 4-5th grade teachers. They must maintain an above-average grade in all areas. Their behavior must be that of a leader who constantly follows directions. One who can be an example to other students on campus. The patrols report to their post in the morning daily from 7:35-7:55 a.m.
Contact information:
- Nefertiti Young
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Nefertiti Young
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S.A.V.E Promise
S.A.V.E PromiseS.A.V.E Promise Club (Students Against Violence Everywhere) is driven on 4 pillars: ENCOURAGE youth to be upright! EMPOWER youth to be leaders of change! ENGAGE youth in violence prevention activities! EDUCATE youth on how they can prevent violence! Through Sandy Hook Promise’s Know the Signs Programs. Students take the lead in teaching and growing. The club is composed of 3-5 grade students, and they meet twice a month (every other Friday) from 7:30-7:55 a.m.
Contact information:- Amanda Garces
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Amanda Garces
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WSUN
WSUN
WSUN is our morning announcement program that airs every school day beginning at 8:00 AM. The program is run by 5th-grade students who were chosen for their reading skills, speaking abilities, and leadership and citizenship qualities.
Contact nformation:
- Daphene Watson
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Daphene Watson
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5000 Role Models
5000 Role Models
The 5000 Role Model of Excellence is a program designed to boost the self-image, social skills, and academic performance of targeted males by motivating them to interact with respected and successful men whose real-life accomplishments can inspire young gentlemen to succeed. The program is composed of 9 mentees ranging from grades 4-5. They meet every Friday from 2:15-3:00 p.m.
Contact information:
- Raymond Hosin Jr.
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Main Office Number: 754-323-7700
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- Raymond Hosin Jr.
