Mrs. Estes’ s 5th grade students enjoyed their outdoor classroom today as they investigated properties to identify mystery substances!
Celebrating numbers in style at our 4th grade Place Value Party!
Mrs. Standingwater’s 5th grade class having fun doing a STEM project making Robots as an enrichment activity for the novel they are reading, The Wild Robot.
Street smarts mean staying aware and making safe choices on busy roads! 🚦 Always look both ways and listen for traffic before crossing. Use crosswalks, obey signals, and stay alert—avoid distractions like your phone. Stay safe out there! 🛣️✨ #StreetSmarts #SafetyFirst
Fitnessgram testing helps students develop lifelong habits of physical activity and health. The test is important for several reasons, including establishing a baseline for fitness level, promoting health, correlating fitness with academic achievement, and promoting physical education.
Attn: Upcoming 5th Grade Families
If you are interested in joining us for the 5th Grade Washington DC trip in 2026 there is 10 more days to sign up for the early registration price ( by July 1st). Remember the registration fee is just $99 and final payements aren’t due until March of 2026. You can register at schooltoursofamerica.com with the trip #B414 .If you have any questions please reach out to Mrs.Estes ( Callie.estes@edmondschools.net)
Our 4th and 5th grade GATE students got to spread a little joy this week by presenting fun and thoughtful Teacher Awards to some of the amazing staff in our building! 💛
From “Heart of Gold” and “Best Listener” to “Fashion Forward” and beyond, our students chose and presented awards that highlighted the unique strengths and personalities of their teachers. The smiles, laughs, and even a few happy tears made this a truly special moment for everyone involved.
It was a wonderful reminder that our students notice and appreciate the little things that make our school such a great place to learn and grow. 🌟
☀️🗣️ Summer Enrichment Registration is now open!
There are a variety of sessions/topics for your student to choose from.
Sessions are four days a week in the month of June from 8:30am - 12:15pm. Students may attend one, two, three or all four sessions. Each session costs $125 for EPS students and $150 for out-of-district students (bring your friends)! Check out the links below to see the course offerings and to sign up.
👉 For more information and to see the full list of class offerings: edmondschools.net/summer
👉 To sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfHXrCwcabF6oGKEMLWIG4rdHNEmK9ArT9t7faQ07EeuXAizA/viewform
#ShineYourLight
Heritage Elementary celebrated Children's Book Week with community members as guest readers. We celebrated books and had a great time while parent volunteers helped with each country's activities and assisted students in getting their passports stamped.
Teacher Easter Egg Hunt!!
Because who says the kids get to have all the fun?
We hid some eggs around campus for our amazing Heritage staff--packed with sweet treats, surprises, and maybe even a few golden egg goodies!
Because of continued isolated icy roads in parts of our district as well as slick and dangerous parking lots and sidewalks, Edmond Public Schools will move to remote learning for all schools for Thursday, February 13th.
Students should refer to information sent by their school site for assignments that will need to be completed for attendance to be counted.
Based on the current forecasts, we plan to be back to in-person school on Friday.
Because of the predicted freezing rain creating poor road conditions overnight, Edmond Public Schools will move to remote learning for all schools for Wednesday, February 12th.
Students should refer to information sent by their school site for assignments that will need to be completed for attendance to be counted.
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Because of an increasing number of student and staff absences this week, we have made the difficult decision to close school for all Edmond Public Schools for tomorrow, Friday, January 31st. Extracurricular activities will continue as scheduled.
This decision was made in advance to give our families and staff members time to prepare. We will let you know as soon as possible how this instructional time will be made up.
We look forward to seeing your students back in class on Monday morning.
Congratulations to Leah McDonald, Heritage Elementary's outstanding music teacher, for being named an Oklahoma Medal for Excellence recipient! This award celebrates public school educators who demonstrate passion, innovation, dedication to professional development, and an extraordinary impact on student learning.
Heritage Principal Kimberly Frank had the honor of surprising Mrs. McDonald with the exciting news, surrounded by her family and friends, after hearing about her win from the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence.
Join us in celebrating Mrs. McDonald by sharing your love and support in the comments! We are so fortunate to have her shining her light in EPS every day. 🌟 #ShineYourLight
Read more about Leah's background and the Oklahoma Medal for Excellence here: https://ofe.org/leah-mcdonald/
Because of continued snowfall and roads freezing overnight, all Edmond Public Schools will move to remote learning for Friday, January 10th. Students should refer to information sent by their school site for assignments that will need to be completed for attendance to be counted.
Our very own third grade teacher, Ms. Belote, is a finalist for Edmond Teacher of the Year! We are so proud of her.
Our 5th grade library squad is awesome. They are always ready to read to a friend or help with whatever Mrs. Drees needs!
Heritage's first chess club met today to learn and play together! Thank you, Mr. Yocum for leading this great new group.
Due to the threat of severe weather, all Edmond Public Schools will move to remote learning for Monday, November 18. Students should refer to information sent by their school site for assignments that will need to be completed for attendance to be counted.
Heritage Book Fair was a success this week with so many exciting books! Thank you to all our amazing volunteers that helped it run smoothly.
