Special thank you to Markus Mcfolling and The Brightside Project for the powerful messaging today for our high school and middle school students.
Mrs. Rutledge's 2nd grade class & Mrs. Carlisle's 1st grade class, seem to be in full Solar Eclipse mode, using the opportunity to learn about this incredible event that will take place on April 8th.
Every student within the District is being equipped with solar eclipse viewing glasses, enabling them to experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity safely.
It might be cloudy outside, but it sure appeared sunny for our students!
Thank you to The Brightside Project for stopping by with The Sunshine Bus and spreading cheer and smiles to our Bulldogs at EPES & EPMS!
UPDATE: Tonight's Baseball & Softball games have been cancelled.
They have been rescheduled for tomorrow (3/28) as follows-
Baseball vs. United at EP - 5pm
Softball vs. United at United - 5pm
Congratulations to Renee Flowers, the Director of Food and Nutrition here at East Palestine Schools, and the ENTIRE Cafeteria Staff!
They received a 100% perfect rating during their Administrative Review, which took place yesterday. Their hard work and dedication to providing quality breakfast and lunch to our students, does not go unnoticed.
Job well done!
Festival of Bands - March 28th at 7 p.m.
EPHS Gymnasium
The count down is on for the Solar Eclipse!
Last week, our EPMS Bulldog S&S students took part in Outer Space Solar Eclipse Week and had the chance to participate in a one-of-a-kind virtual visit with NASA!
Who are we? A Bulldog Family!
Today, as Mr. Pancake walked out the front doors of EPHS, he was met by students and staff wishing him well in his next adventure!
It is obvious the impact he has made here in East Palestine and we wish him nothing but the very best!
Just a friendly reminder!
One Act Plays -- tonight at 6 p.m.
Looking for something to do tonight?
As a follow up to today’s POWERFUL assembly, Austin Lanier will be back to EPMS to perform a FREE concert for all EP students and their families TONIGHT! Join us at 7:00 pm in the middle school cafeteria!
Congratulations to the February EP Preschool and Head Start Students of the Month!
Zoey Haines- Nominated by Mrs. St. Esprit, Maura Kinkead- Nominated by Ms. Goontz, Hannah Brown- Nominated by Mrs. Cuddy, McKayla Bianchi- Nominated by Mrs. Cope, Emma Weekley- Nominated by Ms. Lindsay, Hazel Bowyer- Nominated by Mrs. Dilisio, and Samia Williams- Nominated by Miss Koehler.
Today’s softball scrimmage at Columbiana has been cancelled due to weather conditions.
The EPHS drone teams competed tonight at CCCTC. They flew through four sets of challenging obstacles and came out on top! Congratulations to the drone teams at their first competition!
Every week, our Bulldog S&S program has a different theme. Last week they were able to celebrate all things St. Patrick's Day.
They participated in a scavenger hunt, made leprechaun traps, collected gold coins and got some exercise in. Best of all, these students all had tons of fun!!!
At EPHS, one of the exceptional hands-on courses available is Building Trades.
Check out some of the amazing work our students have created!
It was recently announced that two of our Bulldog Basketball Stars were chosen to participate in this year's YSN All-Star Basketball Game which will be held on March 24th at Boardman High School.
Congratulations to Leila Martin and Owen Jurjavcic!
Here's the schedule of events:
5:00 YSN Girl's All-Star Game
6:30 Girl's 3-Point Contest
6:50 Boy's 3-Point Contest
7:10 Girl's 3-2-1 Contest
7:30 Boy's Slam Dunk Contest
8:00 YSU Boy's All-Star Game
Let's cheer on our Spring Bulldog Athletes and wish them success this season!
Are you ready for an evening of entertainment?
On Tuesday evening, Mr. Pancake along with EPHS students, Morgan Schwartz, Nia Barr, Aaron McGrath and Owen Trebus, attended Ohio's Sixth District Congressional Debate. During the debate, they were recognized and had the opportunity to ask questions to the candidates. What a great experience for our Bulldogs!
Happy International Pi Day!
Did you know that the record for the most digits for pi memorized is 70,000 decimal places? This was achieved by Rajveer Meena of Vellore, India on March 21, 2015 over the course of 10 hours, according to Guinness World Records.
How many digits can you recite?
