CorpusRecord 29285

ELMS morning news

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Source
YouTube / East Lyme Public Schools
Date
2026-01-23
Location
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT
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Extent
788 words · about 5 min
Collected
2026-06-06

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001Help me [music] call. You see [singing] the number on the match is old and faded. She's living in LA [music] with my best old exh. [music] [singing] [music] [music and singing] Get all that and give me the number [music] it only just [music] [music and singing] feels >> [music] >> operator. Could you help [singing] me? [music] I can't read [singing] the number that you just gave me. [music] There's something in my eyes. You know, it happens every [singing] time. [music] Think about the mess [music] [singing] forget all that. [music] [singing] [music] >> Welcome to the East Side Middle School Morning News Show. Please stand for the pledge. I pledge aliance 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

002justice for all. >> Good morning and welcome to the Elms morning news show. I'm your host Adriana >> and I'm your host Sienna. Today is Friday, January 23rd, and we'll be following uh A1 day schedule, modified schedule. Please stay tuned for administrators and a special guest. >> My special guest got on Friday. Nice to see you. I missed you last week. Mr. Grant had to queue me up and I kind of messed that up. So, >> as you heard, we have a modified schedule today and that is because for our Brady students, um the volleyball tournament will be happening. So, it's always kind of one of the first things after we get back from winter break that we start doing activities special for our grade eight students. So, >> to our students, good luck, have

003fun. To our staff, good luck. Have fun, but yourself like don't hurt yourself. >> And remember, it's always nice to win, but they are eighth grade students. Be careful. >> Have fun though. It's always a good time to see um the building coming together. >> It is. It's fun. Um, we have grade six uh has the ability in lunch uh to the school store will be open for you, right? >> Um, and then I know that not this weekend, but next weekend is our drama production. Very exciting. >> I know Miss Anderson, you had sent uh information to our families to purchase them in advance, preurchase. You could also buy them at the door. Um, so we're getting really close. Our students have been working for months and months um and prepping and it looks

004like it's going to be a great show. Another great show. >> Yeah. >> Um, so I'm going to stop talking and we have some >> Yeah, we have raffles. Um, I'm going to say one thing though, just so everybody knows, because >> if we have a snow day on Monday, if we have Everybody gets confused about like the letter day, do we go over it? Do we do it when we get back? So, today's a B day, right? >> So, Monday would be an A day. We're going to skip right over that. If >> today's an A day. >> Oh, today's an A day. Thank you, Mr. Grant. Oh, Lord, I can't depend on you, girl. >> [laughter] >> I'm just kidding. So today is an A day, which would make Monday a B day.

005So if we do not have school and we come back on Tuesday, guess what? It's another A day. Okay? It will not be a B day. Does that make sense? The teachers >> and we'll announce and we'll announce. But just a little heads up. All right. So now we're going to do two raffles cuz it was an advisory week. Drum roll. Everybody ready? Here we go. >> That sounds awesome. I love that. All right. And our individual winner is Lily Petillo of the Seahawks. You handed out notebooks to class. Very nice. Lily, come see me, please, for your prize whenever it is a good moment. And who is the recess? >> My glasses. >> All right, I'm going to hold it out here. Louis of Oh, I don't know what key. Well, Louis, you know

006what key you're in, but it doesn't say on here. And you follow directions and you are being a good role model. So, thank you, Louis. You have won your KA recess >> and thank you for exhibiting leadership. >> Yes, one of our pillars. Awesome. >> Thank you so much, guys. Have a great weekend. >> Have a great weekend. Stay warm. It's going to be really, really cold. And >> enjoy the football games. >> Yes. >> GO PATRIOTS. GO GIANTS. [laughter] >> BYE EVERYBODY. See you later. >> The girls basketball team lost 35 to 41 to TL Middle School. Ava Macha had 10 points and 10 rebounds, while Ella Hopkins and Llaya Chantel both scored 10 points. Our next game is home Tuesday. Come cheer us on. >> There will be a yearbook committee meeting during

007lunch on the on both Thursday and Friday for editors only. Yearbook editors, please hand in all completed profiles. >> Attention all student yearbook sales end on the 31st. Buy your yearbook immediately if you haven't yet. And there is more information in the cafeteria to learn how to buy it. The school store will be open to the sixth graders during their lunch period this Friday. Items will cost $1 to $5. It is cash only. Students are not allowed. Students are not able to use their lunch accounts for the school store. Hope to see you there. Sixth graders, >> please stay tuned for Pana with the Elms lunchtime report and ACU weather forecast. >> Good morning. Welcome to the Elms Lunchtime Report and ACU weather forecast. Today's lunch is cheese and pepperoni pizza. Tomorrow's lunch is chicken

008bowl. Today's weather is a high of 15° and partly sunny. Tomorrow's weather is a high of 36 and partly sunny. Now back to Sienna and Adriana in the studio. >> Miss Dan's lessons are sixth grade saxophone during learning lab, fifth grade low brass at 9:35, sixth grade flutes at 11:30. >> Miss Wland's lessons are learning lab Lisando. This concludes the Elms morning news show. Have a fun Friday and a wonderful >> winter wonderful weekend. Find out what it means.

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