Some of our youngest Vikings are enjoying their time at Evendale
3 days ago, Princeton City Schools
One student cutting paper
One student cutting paper
One student cutting paper
One student cutting paper
student playing with plastic farm animals
student playing with cubes
student exploring the sensory table filled with beans and plastic letters
students using glue sticks and paper
two students using paper
Our youngest Vikings are enjoying the start of the year at Evendale.
3 days ago, Princeton City Schools
students in the gymnasium with  hoops
students in the gymnasium with blocks
two people working with an ipad and blocks
student in front of the bleachers in a gymnasium
students in a classroom working in folders
people in a classroom sittng at a table with sticky slime
two student playing with a sensory table
student standing at an easel with dot markers
two students with phones in the play corner
students sitting at a table with magnet tiles
As early as kindergarten, student attendance is closely linked to academic success.

#AsAlwaysGoVikes #AttendanceMatters #EverythingMatters #DifferenceMakers #EveryStudentEveryOpportunity
3 days ago, Princeton City Schools
Attendance Works graphic featuring a smiling kindergarten student in a classroom. Text reads, “Starting as early as kindergarten, student attendance is directly tied to student academic success. Success means showing up.” Princeton City Schools logo appears at the bottom.
Vikings, we love having you in class!

Chronic absence isn’t just skipping class—it’s lost opportunities to learn.

#AsAlwaysGoVikes #AttendanceMatters #EverythingMatters #DifferenceMakers #EveryStudentEveryOpportunity
4 days ago, Princeton City Schools
Attendance Matters graphic featuring the Princeton Viking mascot pointing toward the viewer. Text reads, “Attendance Works. Chronic absence isn’t just skipping class—it’s lost opportunities to learn. We love having you in class.” Princeton City Schools logo and #AttendanceMatters appear at the bottom.
UPDATE: The Evendale Police Department has notified us that road closures related to the Cooper Road water main break are expected to continue through the end of this week.

Evendale Elementary remains open and is operating on its normal schedule.

First Student Transportation will work around the road closures, but families should be prepared for possible bus delays in the Evendale area.

Evendale Elementary has water pressure and is NOT currently under a boil advisory. Students are encouraged to bring a full, clear water bottle to school each day this week.

We will continue to monitor the situation and share additional information if changes affect school operations, transportation, or water service.
5 days ago, Princeton City Schools
"Water Main Break" graphic with a burst water hydrant on a residential street and blue overlay text

Vikings, we love having you in class!

Good attendance offers opportunities to learn, build relationships, and access important resources and support. 

#AsAlwaysGoVikes #AttendanceMatters #EverythingMatters #DifferenceMakers #EveryStudentEveryOpportunity

5 days ago, Princeton City Schools
Attendance Matters graphic featuring a smiling elementary student wearing glasses. Text reads, “Attendance Works. Good attendance offers opportunities to learn, build relationships, and access important resources and support. We love having you in class.” Princeton City Schools logo and #AttendanceMatters appear at the bottom.
Princeton and Evendale Elementary Families,

Due to a water main break on Cooper Road in Evendale, road closures are in effect on Cooper, Winnebago, and Reading Roads, which may affect morning transportation on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

First Student Transportation is aware of the closures and will adjust bus routes as needed. Families should be prepared for possible delays for buses traveling through the affected area. Evendale Elementary School will operate on its normal schedule on Tuesday.

Evendale Elementary currently has water pressure and is not under a boil water advisory. A boil water advisory is in effect for an area south of the school area. As an additional precaution, we encourage students to bring a full, clear water bottle to school on Tuesday, September 8.

The District expects to receive another update regarding the water main break on Tuesday afternoon. We will continue to monitor the situation and communicate any changes that affect school operations or transportation.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.
6 days ago, Princeton City Schools
Water Main Break graphic with blue text box with with lettering and behind it a large water spout shooting into the air
FIrsties at Evendale made some amazing rainbows. What a great start to the year!
23 days ago, Princeton City Schools
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
Firsties at Evendale made some amazing rainbows. What a great start to the year.
23 days ago, Princeton City Schools
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
Firsties at Evendale made some amazing rainbows. What a great start to the year!!
23 days ago, Princeton City Schools
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
student holding a paper with colorful decorations
🚌 As school gets underway, be sure to download the FirstView App, provided by Princeton's transportation provider, First Student!

📱This simple and secure app allows parents and students to track their bus, ensuring a safe and timely arrival to and from school. Get arrival notifications and be kept in the loop on all things transportation for your child!

To get started, download the app and create an account, using District Code: U6L1M. Once registered, you can set your notifications, customize said notifications, and start tracking!

To learn more and to download the app, visit MyFirstView.com or scan the QR code!
26 days ago, Clayton Castle
Woman in background holding phone up that says "Sigue el autobus de tu hijo directamente desde la Palma de tu Mano" Graphic also has a QR code with the directions "Ensconce el coding QR o visite MyFirstView.com."
Woman in background holding phone up that says "Track your child's bus right from the palm of your hand! Download the FirstView App now." Graphic also has a QR code with the directions "Scan QR code or visit MyFirstView.com."
Students at Evendale Elementary are excited for the new school year. Happy for the first day of school.
26 days ago, Princeton City Schools
one student in front of a first day of school picture
one student in front of a first day of school picture
one student in front of a first day of school picture
one student in front of a first day of school picture
one student in front of a first day of school picture

Evendale Kindergarten students enjoying their first day at school on the playground!

27 days ago, Princeton City Schools
Six children at Evendale Elementary playing on the playground and swing set.
Evendale Staff is excited to be back for the 2026-2027 school year.
29 days ago, Princeton City Schools
“Group photo of Evendale Elementary staff members posing outside the school entrance.”