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ELMS morning news

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Source
YouTube / East Lyme Public Schools
Date
2026-03-13
Location
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT
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Extent
604 words · about 4 min
Collected
2026-06-06

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001From your sister Angelica >> to your re >> and the hope that you provide where you always be satisfied. I remember that night. I remember that night. I remember those boys. I remember that dream like candle like a dream that you'll never >> strike me as a womanisfied. Forget yourself. >> Welcome to the East Line Middle School morning news show. Please stand for the pledge. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Good morning. Welcome to the morning news show. I'm your host Sienna. >> And I'm your host Adriana. >> Today is Friday, March 13th, and we will be following an A1 day schedule. If any former art students would like

002to take any of their papier-mâché pumpkins or haunted houses, please pick them up from the hallway this week. Please stay tuned for our administrators and special guests. All special guests. >> Hello. >> Is anybody there? >> Yeah, we're on. >> All right, girls. No, I'll take your help. >> I just put a whole bunch of new ones in here. So, we're going to like mixy mixy mixy. All right. Oh, it's fabulous. Okay. All right. Go ahead. One of you open this up cuz right we had an advisory week. >> All right. You go over here. You open this one up. >> Hi everybody. It's Miss Anderson. Happy Friday. Real quick to the teachers and students. If you have um a bagged lunch form for our half days next week, it's got it's due today. It's

003got to come in today. So, um, give it to me or put it in the cafeteria mailbox if you're staff so they can get it and make lunches for our students next week. Also, Lost and Found parents are going to be looking at it next week during student le conferences and then it's going to be donated again before spring break. Pick up your stuff. If you leave the day without something that you had in the morning, go get it. It's really simple. All right? Your parents spend a lot of money on coats, lunchboxes, yetis, sneakers, whatever it is. Go get them. >> Good. >> Am I clear? Yeah. >> All right. Student prize. >> Drum roll for the student prize. >> Okay. It is Nora Nyron of the SEAHAWKS. >> NORA. SEAHAWKS. SEAHAWKS. You said

004>> yes. >> Okay. So, you can come see me, Nora, for um a prize. All right. Congrats. Let's see. Does it say what she did? She displayed leadership model preparation for class. Good job, Nora. I don't have my glasses. All right, so now we got team prize. Drum roll for recess. Boom. Uh Johnny Delaney of Seafares. >> Johnny Delaney of Seafares. You have won recess for your KA. And let's see. Does it say what he did? He displayed leadership for excellent sub report. >> Excellent. All right. Happy Friday. Thank you, ladies. >> Attention seventh and eighth graders. Have you ever wanted to explore the bottom of the ocean without getting wet? Well, now you can. We're launching a Sea Perch after school club where where you will design, build, and pilot your very own underwater

005robot called Rove, or remote operated vehicle. The same technology used by real marine scientists in the US Navy. We're taking motors, circuits, waterproof electron electronics, and controller and a controller you build yourself. Then we take it to the high school pool and drive it underwater. No experience needed, just curiosity, creativity, and willingness to get a little nerdy. This club is for seventh and eighth grade, and spots are limited. We will meet Mondays and some Tuesdays. If you want to engineer something real, solve real problems, and maybe find out you're actually a robot genius, this is your club. >> See P permission slips can be found in the cafeteria. Don't sleep on this one. >> Please stay tuned for Pano with the Elm's lunchtime report and accurate weather forecast. >> Good morning and welcome to the

006Elm's lunchtime report and accurate weather forecast. Today's lunch is cheese and pepperoni pizza. Monday's lunch is chicken tenders. Today's weather is a high of 42 and mostly sunny. Tomorrow's weather is a high of 48 and partly sunny. Now back to Sienna and Adriana in the studio. Miss lessons today are fifth grade low brass during learning lab, sixth grade percussion at 9:49, seventh grade saxophones at 11:35. >> Miss Wendell's lessons are learning lab forte. This con

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