This weekend, the EPHS Academic Challenge Team will participate in the State Tournament.
Best of luck - Go Bulldogs!!
The donations have officially arrived at the Columbiana County Humane Society—great job, EPES!
To add some perspective, the Principal's Advisory Council (PAC) had the opportunity to meet Mr. Ben-Purr, who will benefit from these donations. (P.S. He is looking for a forever home!)
We are thrilled to recognize Senior John Kinkead for his outstanding academic achievements! John has been nominated for the 2025 Franklin B. Walter Scholarship by the Columbiana County Educational Service Center. As part of this honor, John had the opportunity to nominate a teacher for the 2025 STAR Educator award, and he chose Mrs. Amanda Booth.
Both John and Mrs. Booth will be honored at the Heads Above the Rest Breakfast on Thursday, April 24th.
Congratulations to you both!
Take a look at what the East Palestine Performing Arts Department has planned for this Spring!
As the State Testing Season approaches, we have listed all the dates on our District Calendar for your convenience. Ensuring your student gets a good night's sleep and a healthy breakfast, along with some encouraging words, can have a significant impact on their performance! https://www.myepschools.org/events
We would like to once again extend our congratulations and appreciation to Mrs. Walker. Last week, she was recognized at the Mahoning Valley Educators of the Year Honors Dinner—a well-deserved honor!
The softball game scheduled for tomorrow (March 26th) against East has been canceled. A make-up date will be released in the near future.
Just another reminder for EPHS students!
*Sweet Tea for a Sweet Cause*
In just five days, the Bulldog Cafe sold 771 cups of their delicious sweet tea, totaling 78 gallons, allowing for a donation of $622.25 to the Springfield Local Fine Arts Department in honor of Jason Daff!
Say goodbye to outdated equipment—our weight room has just undergone a major upgrade!
After relying on equipment that was decades old, we are excited to unveil our new and improved facility. It features safer and more effective equipment designed to help our athletes get game day & competition ready!
Let's Go Dawgs!!!
We had an absolute blast at last night's *Masked Reader* Family Engagement Night at EPES! It was so wonderful to see the strong connections between our staff and our amazing Bulldog families. Thank you for being part of the fun!
Congratulations to senior Addison Paparella on her commitment to continue her academic and wrestling career at the University of Mount Union this fall.
Reminder - we have an Early Release Day coming up on Friday, March 21st! Adjust your schedules accordingly!
Join Dr. Rook, Superintendent of East Palestine Schools, along with the building principals, for a *State of the Schools* event on Tuesday, April 8th, at 6:00 p.m. The event will take place in the EPHS Auditorium.
Expect to receive updates on the overall district, as well as information on performance, progress, and plans for each district building from the administration.
We are excited to share all the great things happening in EP Schools!
The Nutrition Group staff have truly outdone themselves this time!
The EPMS & EPHS Cafeterias were bursting with St. Patrick’s Day cheer, serving up some fun and festive lunch options for our students and staff to enjoy!
Attention EPHS Students and Parents!
Do you have some great candid photos you'd like to see included in this year's yearbook? They can be from any school event or activities occurring on school property (such as class activities, EPTV behind-the-scenes shots, etc.). Please send your photos to Mrs. Cunningham!
Throughout this upcoming week, students and staff can purchase sweet tea for $1 from the Bulldog Cafe to support the initiative "Sweet Tea for a Sweet Cause." The proceeds will be donated in honor of Springfield Local student Jason Daff, benefiting the Springfield Fine Arts Department.
It's that time of year again!
Spring Meet the Team: March 19th at 6:30 p.m.
EPHS Gym
The Drama Club has been diligently transforming the EPHS Auditorium into Agrabah as they prepare to present Disney's Aladdin Jr. for three shows starting this evening. We hope you will consider attending, to support these talented students!
While studying Newton's laws of motion, Mr. Watt challenged his Physical Science students to develop and build safety containers that would protect an egg dropped from the highest point in the football stadium. Were they successful?
Some students succeeded, but regardless of the outcome, each was tasked with writing about their experience, explaining why they achieved their results and what they would do differently next time.
