Pick 5 people to share your student's pledge page with.
Grandparents, coworkers, neighbors, old friends. People from
anywhere in the world can pledge, and it takes just a minute.
Share directly from your student's page on myapexevent.com.
Every pledge supports our school and helps raise funds for
Eagle Glen.
The first three shares mean the most! Who's your first share going
to?

Mrs. Yates’ class was today’s winner and got to Human Sticker our coaches! 😂⭐
Keep up the good work, Eagle Glen! 🦅💙



If you haven't logged in to your student's fundraiser page yet, now is
a great time. Head to myapexevent.com and enter the access
code from the VIP Badge that came home after the pep rally.
Inside, you'll find their personal page, leadership videos, and
everything you need to share and pledge.
Can't find the badge? Email your child's teacher and they'll send the
info right over!

Today our students learned their Super Hero breath: breathe in like
you're smelling a flower, breathe out like you are blowing out a
candle. It sounds simple, but its how heroes stay calm and strong
on the inside even when things feel out of control on the outside.
The big question they are carrying with them today: "Am I using my
power, or is my power using me?"
Their leadership challenge is to use their Super Hero breath three
times today and then teach it to someone at home tonight. So if
your student grabs you after school and asks you to smell a flower
and blow out a candle, you'll know why.
#ApexSuperHeroes #Steady #CharacterEducation

hero mode.
Apex Super Heroes is underway and pledging is now open!
Heres how to support our school: When pledging opens, log in to
myapexevent.com with your child’s access code or scan the QR
code which can be found on their VIP Badge.
Personalize your child’s page by adding a picture or video, then
share to invite friends and family to donate to help Eagle Glen.
Make a flat donation OR pledge a dollar amount.
Every pledge helps raise funds for Eagle Glen. Lets do this!



Our Apex Super Heroes fundraiser launches Monday, and we are
on a mission to raise funds for Eagle Glen while building the
kind of leaders every school needs.
More details dropping soon. Stay tuned, this is going to be epic!
#ApexSuperHeroes
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ygDVKHvg2rTL_jUKhuqs8Clz86nXL-Is/view
If your child participated in our Summer Reading Challenge, don't forget to turn in their reading form! You can bring it to the library during Meet the Teacher Night or email Mrs. Poland a screenshot of their Cass County Public Library reading log at heather.poland@raypec.org.
🎉 We'll be celebrating our summer readers during the first week back at school!
Thank you for making reading part of your summer! ❤️📖
See you soon, Knights! 🏰📚


Families are encouraged to register for summer school by May 15 to ensure transportation for the first week of classes. Summer school registration is still open through the Focus parent portal. Students should be registered based on the grade level they will enter next school year. Summer school begins Monday, June 1, with no classes scheduled on June 19.
Students registered after May 15 may not be guaranteed bus service during the first week and could be placed on a waitlist. Early registration helps us plan transportation routes, staffing, and course availability to best serve our students. Once registered, additional information will be provided to you.
Additional program details, including course offerings and schedules, are available on the district website. If you have questions, please email summer.school@raypec.org.
We look forward to another summer of meaningful learning and engaging opportunities for our students.




📚🏆 Eagle Glen’s FIRST-EVER Battle of the Books! 🏆📚
Today our 4th and 5th graders made history as they competed in Eagle Glen’s very first Battle of the Books(BOB)! Students teamed up, read the 2025–2026 Mark Twain Nominee books, and put their knowledge to the test in an exciting, fast-paced quiz competition.
After some intense rounds and impressive teamwork, two teams are advancing to the District Battle of the Books(BOB), where they’ll face off against students from Timber Creek and Creekmoor. We couldn’t be more proud of the dedication, teamwork, and love of reading these 32 students showed while preparing for this big day.
Because at Eagle Glen, Readers ARE Leaders! 💙📖 Way to go, students! 👏





Storms, Stories, and Smiles Book Fair starts Monday! Our talented third grader, Adaline, was so kind and created a fabulous decoration, and everything is set up and ready to go.
Book Fair Hours are 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. daily, except Friday when we close at 11:00 a.m. If you have any shopper bags, send our way.
All proceeds support our school by helping us purchase new books and bring in author and illustrator visits for students. Visit our website for more information!











Thank you, students, for continuing to show positive choices, teamwork, and responsibility each and every day. Your hard work does not go unnoticed!
Last month, you earned the chance to balloon the principal — and Mrs. Kolkmeier was such a great sport! 🎈👏
Keep it up… because the next incentive is the Inflatable Race! Let’s SOAR all the way to the top! 🏁


Our amazing Second Graders have been working hard preparing their program, Bugz, with Mrs. Geniuk—and they are SO excited to share it with you! 🐞🐜🐝
Join us tonight at 6:00 p.m. for a fun, energetic performance full of songs, smiles, and lots of “buggy” talent. We can’t wait to see you there and celebrate our students’ hard work! 🎶✨







In preparation for the visit, students explored her website and delved into her books and the stories she created. During the session, Angela shared what inspired her to become a writer, gave insights into her writing process, and answered student questions.
Angela was impressed by how much our students knew about her work and writing, thanks to the thoughtful questions they prepared. It was an inspiring experience for all!

On April 7, voters will consider a $45 million bond proposal. The Board of Education approved placing the measure on the ballot at a special board meeting. The proposed bond is structured as a no-tax-rate increase measure. If approved, the district’s debt service tax rate is projected to remain the same, based on current state school finance law.
The proposed bond focuses on:
Safety and security improvements
Early childhood learning spaces
Expanded student learning and activity opportunities
Student activities and site improvements
Maintaining existing facilities
With safety leading the way, proposed improvements would impact every school in the district.
The district website will serve as the primary source for bond information and updates in the weeks ahead. Learn more at www.raypec.org/PropRP2026.

