East View Elementary School provides a variety of special programming that provides unique character to our school. The links below are make connections to the many different opportunities that we offer.

After School Sports

This program is designed for fourth and fifth grade students who would like to get involved in team sports, develop their skills, learn basic offensive and defensive strategy, in a competitive, but fun environment. The following sports are offered throughout the school year; basketball, football, soccer, flag football, Frisbee golf, floor hockey, bowling, table tennis, softball, badminton, and other team games. Each of these activities works on a progression of individual skills, team concepts, and sportsmanship. We move from individual skills to team competitions and strategy to tournaments.

French Club

Bonjour! French Club is offered 4th quarter and is open to 4th and 5th grade students interested in learning about both conversational French and French culture. Class size is limited to 26 students, and students are chosen on a lottery system. Flyers about French Club will go out towards the end of 3rd quarter! C'est tout!

Honor Choir

Fourth and fifth grade students have the option to join Honor Choir. Honor Choir one morning per week for 45 minutes. This music club is mandated by the School District. That means every Elementary School in Oswego District 308 is required to offer this club for at least one semester.  Participants learn the mechanics of good singing technique, music reading skills, part-singing in harmony, and how to perform and blend with a musical ensemble. All District Honor Choirs participate each May, in a Combined Choir Music Festival. This event is always an exciting and memorable one!  Also, choir members have the chance to keep a T-Shirt and a CD recording from the event. Other performances include Cultural Arts Night, as well as possible other concerts upon the director ’s discretion.

Safety Patrol

Fifth graders have the opportunity to volunteer to become a part of the safety patrol. These students are stationed throughout the building after school to help encourage students to follow the school rules when exiting the building. Safety Patrol members show responsibility in the classroom as well as while stationed at their positions.

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Student Council is comprised of responsible 4th and 5th grade students who have been elected by their peers.  Student Council members organize a variety of events at East View, including Spirit Week, charity fundraisers, and the very popular Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader Night. Elections are held in early October for President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.  4th and 5th grade classrooms elect 2 classroom representatives who also attend Student Council meetings.  Meetings are held during school hours. 

Yearbook Club

Yearbook Club begins 2nd Quarter and is open to 15 responsible 5th grade students chosen by teacher recommendation and a lottery system.  Yearbook Club meets after school and is responsible for creating the montage pages that go into the yearbook.  Yearbook Club members also take candid photos for placement in the yearbook.

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