Next week is homecoming week! We have lots of activities planned and hope you will join us! 🖤🦅❤️
Join us for Family Game Night! 🦅🎲
It's almost that time again...homecoming! Parade entries are now being accepted through Wednesday, September 24th. 🖤🦅❤️
Now that school is in full swing, we'd like to start recognizing some of our amazing teachers. If you would like to nominate a teacher for the Mrs. Baird's Teacher on the Rise for the 2025-2026 school year, please go to www.TeachersOnTheRise.com. Prizes are awarded to the teacher if they receive the award, as well as the nominating student.
This weekend our Middle School & High School cross country teams competed at LCU! All Athletes represented Seagraves very well, next weekend they will
Be in Sundown !
Go Eagles & Lady Eagles 🦅
The elementary book fair will be held September 15th-19th. 📚🦅
Join us for Family Game Night! 🦅🎲
It's almost that time again...homecoming! We will begin accepting parade entries on Monday.
Back-to-School and Your Child’s Mental Health Communication Strategies
As students head back to school, the excitement of new routines can be accompanied by stress and anxiety. Changes in schedules, social dynamics, and academic demands can impact a child’s mental health in subtle ways. Signs to watch for include mood swings, difficulty sleeping, irritability, or withdrawal from activities they usually enjoy. Parents can support their children by maintaining open communication, asking about their day and listening without judgment. Establishing consistent routines for sleep, meals, and homework provides stability, while encouraging friendships and group
activities helps children feel connected. Modeling self-care also teaches healthy coping strategies. Prioritizing mental health early sets the tone for resilience and success. Starting a new school year can be both exciting and stressful for children. Parents can support their kids through intentional communication using these strategies: Ask open-ended questions: Encourage children to share feelings by asking, “What are you looking forward to this year?” or “Is there anything that worries you?” Listen actively and validate feelings: Show empathy and acknowledge their emotions, even if they seem minor. Establish daily check-ins: Create regular opportunities to talk, such as during dinner
or car rides. Encourage problem-solving: Discuss challenges together and explore possible solutions rather than immediately giving answers. Celebrate small successes: Recognize progress to build confidence and motivation. Consistent, empathetic communication helps children feel heard, supported, and ready to navigate the school year with resilience.
As students head back to school, the excitement of new routines can be accompanied by stress and anxiety. Changes in schedules, social dynamics, and academic demands can impact a child’s mental health in subtle ways. Signs to watch for include mood swings, difficulty sleeping, irritability, or withdrawal from activities they usually enjoy. Parents can support their children by maintaining open communication, asking about their day and listening without judgment. Establishing consistent routines for sleep, meals, and homework provides stability, while encouraging friendships and group
activities helps children feel connected. Modeling self-care also teaches healthy coping strategies. Prioritizing mental health early sets the tone for resilience and success. Starting a new school year can be both exciting and stressful for children. Parents can support their kids through intentional communication using these strategies: Ask open-ended questions: Encourage children to share feelings by asking, “What are you looking forward to this year?” or “Is there anything that worries you?” Listen actively and validate feelings: Show empathy and acknowledge their emotions, even if they seem minor. Establish daily check-ins: Create regular opportunities to talk, such as during dinner
or car rides. Encourage problem-solving: Discuss challenges together and explore possible solutions rather than immediately giving answers. Celebrate small successes: Recognize progress to build confidence and motivation. Consistent, empathetic communication helps children feel heard, supported, and ready to navigate the school year with resilience.
Don't forget to wear your camo to show your Eagle Pride tomorrow!
Elementary parents - we are in need of volunteers to help with popcorn and pickle sales on Fridays. Please contact the elementary office at 806-387-2015. Sales will begin on September 12th. 🍿
Join us for Family Game Night! 🦅🎲
The high school is requesting donations for homecoming float prizes. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. ❤️🦅🖤
FOTM is here!! Now is your time to sign up for the upcoming year! Order forms due by September 26th to the High Office!!
The elementary book fair will be held September 15th-19th. 📚🦅
Elementary parents - we are in need of volunteers to help with popcorn and pickle sales on Fridays. Please contact the elementary office at 806-387-2015. Sales will begin on September 12th. 🍿
Our first spirit day to support the Eagles is this Friday. Show your Eagle Pride by wearing camo that day!
This Friday during the Pep-Rally NHS will hold a dress up competition for camo day. Contestants will go on the gym floor and aim to have the loudest cheers. All grades are welcome to join the competition. Deadline to enter into the competition will be Friday September 12th at lunch time. Sign up in your Campus Office!
🦅 Weekly Athletic Events 🦅
The elementary PTO has extended the raffle through September 8th for season passes to all high school and middle school football and basketball home games.
