Huge congratulations to our 4th graders recognized today. We are so proud of you and ready to see you take on middle school next year!
From stellar academic achievements to demonstrating outstanding character, these Bulldogs have shown what it truly means to strive for excellence.
To our amazing EPMS students: Your hard work hasn't gone unnoticed, and we can’t wait to see how you continue to grow. To the parents, guardians, and staff who supported them every step of the way—thank you for being the ultimate support system! And specifically to our 8th graders - best of luck next year as you transition to EPHS - you'll do amazing things!!!






There’s nothing better than seeing our community spaces filled with the laughter and energy of our excellent students. They’ve done an incredible job modeling positive behavior this year, and today's park day was the perfect reward!



*****UPDATED TIME*****
STATE-BOUND SEND-OFF!
Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 3rd, three of our talented Bulldogs are heading to the State Track Meet, and we want to give them an unforgettable send-off before they hit the road!
When: 3:00 p.m.
Where: Near the ticket booth at Reid Memorial Stadium (corner of West Grant & Thomas)
Bring your posters, your loudest cheers, and your Bulldog pride!
Let’s show these athletes that the whole community is running right there with them.
See you there, Bulldog Nation!


A massive congratulations to Braydon Plum, Landyn Cope, and RJ May as they head to the Division V State Track Meet at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium on June 4th-5th!
These boys didn't just qualify at Regionals; they put on a show:
* Braydon Plum punched his ticket to State by shattering a 75-year-old school record in the 400m Dash at 49.74 seconds!
* Landyn Cope (110m Hurdles) won an unbelievable photo finish, securing his state berth by just .002 seconds!
* RJ May (300m Hurdles) clocked a stellar personal best to join them on the big stage!
The entire community is behind you, boys. Go show Ohio what Bulldog grit is all about!

Mr. Boozell's 7th graders, with help from Mrs. Sherry, participated in a friendly "Around the World" challenge to practice their multiplication facts.

Our younger bulldogs enjoyed a lesson on kitchen safety and had some fun making pepperoni crescent rolls! Such great teamwork!








Mrs. Peterson's 6th-grade students engaged in a lesson focused on entrepreneurship and economics. They collaborated in teams to create an original invention or business idea. Afterward, they developed a "Shark Tank" style presentation to try to convince some savvy "sharks" to invest in their businesses. There was a lot of hard work and creativity throughout the process!











*For those entering 2nd-5th grade next year*
$20 Registration Fee
June 15 - 17 from 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Breakfast & Lunch Provided
*For those entering 6th-8th grade next year*
Registration is FREE
June 22 - 24 from 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Breakfast & Lunch Provided


Today, our elementary and middle schools held assemblies on Bike & Scooter Safety.
Huge thanks to our District SRO, Officer Mike Brindisi, for sharing valuable tips with our students, and to the EPPD for their incredible support in keeping our school community safe! Let's work together to keep our kids safe this season!

Our Bulldogs are ready to leave it all on the track today at the Regional meet! Wishing the absolute best of luck to our amazing Bulldogs - we are so proud of all your hard work to get here!

From June 15 to August 22, anyone under the age of 18 can enjoy nutritious (and delicious!) meals in the EPHS Cafeteria, Monday-Thursday.
Breakfast will be served from 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Lunch will be served from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Menus can be found at http://myepschools.nutrislice.com/ or by scanning the QR code. Please enter through the HS-1 Door, which is located at the back of the building.
See you there!

We are incredibly lucky to have a wonderful resource right here in town to make summer reading fun and engaging. A huge THANK YOU to Miss Noreen and Miss Ivy from the East Palestine Memorial Public Library for visiting EPES today! They did a fantastic job introducing our students to the library and getting everyone excited for what's ahead.
The library’s official Summer Reading Program kicks off on June 6th! Let’s keep those sharp minds active all summer long. Be sure to stop by the library, grab a library card, and sign up for the summer program!
And now.......they have been released into nature!



Mrs. Herman’s 4th graders tackled the Pringles Ringle Challenge—building a self-supporting ring with absolutely no glue or tape. It took serious teamwork and strategy, but one group pulled it off!
High five to Amelia, Paxton, Vayda, and Lilly for making their Pringles ring stand tall!












Here are a few reminders as you prep your student for a day of fun!

Ahead of Memorial Day, EPHS Juniors received a special visit from Randall Tebay with the East Palestine American Legion Post 31. Our students learned about the history of the day and were given flags to carry forward the tradition of remembrance.
Thank you to the American Legion for inspiring our Bulldogs to honor those who served.

