Congratulations to our Bulldogs on their All-EOAC Honors!
It's Read Across America Week at EPES, which means it's Wacky Wednesday!
We have some of the wackiest kiddos around!
The EPES Evening of the Arts will take place this Friday, March 1st. Kindergarteners will perform their concert at 6 p.m. and then 2nd Grade will perform at 7 p.m.
Be sure to check out all of the amazing artwork lining the halls while there! Such talent at EPES!
It's time to dig out those adorable baby pictures to celebrate our Senior Class!
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Please reach out to Ms. Heath with questions.
Academic Challenge came to a close this past weekend, with our EP team making it into the Third Round. The team finished holding an overall 11-4 record this season with John Kinkead being recognized as All-League Second Team and Keller Bupp Receiving All-League Honorable Mention.
What a great year for East Palestine!
It looks like our Bulldog Wrestlers can't be stopped!
Congratulations to Addison Paparella who took 3rd and
Zoey Beamer who took 4th at Sectionals. Both have now qualified for Regionals.
McKenna Paparella took 6th and will be an alternate for Regionals. Way to go Dawgs!
Way to go Bulldogs! Anthony Lehman took 4th & Jeremiah Oldaker took 5th at Sectional OHSAA Wrestling today. Anthony has now qualified for District and Jeremiah will be an alternate.
Are you looking for something to do Monday evening? Our very own EPHS Bulldog Band and Choir have just the thing to fill that void!
Hey Seniors - local scholarship applications will be available Monday.
Congratulations to the EPHS 2023-2024 Members of National Honor Society!
Congratulations to the EPMS Power of the Pen team for competing at the District Tournament in January.
8th grade students, Kristina Huffman and Kara Lewis, advanced to the Regional Tournament which will be held this Saturday.
We are very proud of all of our 7th and 8th grade Power of the Pen contestants for their hard work and dedication to writing!
Growth opportunities. They are what we challenge our students to search for daily and what we as a school district strive to provide endlessly. Today, our Junior Class was introduced to an inaugural program at EPHS which will provide opportunities for themselves and our community.
Direct Support Professional (DSP) career training will now be offered during the 2024-2025 school year for Seniors.
Thank you to the Ohio Alliance of Direct Support Professionals, Threshold Residential Services and the Columbiana County Board of Developmental Disabilities. It's a great time to be a Bulldog!
Let's get out and support our Lady Bulldogs!
Attention: Due to driver illness, Route 7 (Miss Jen) students will ride home on Route 8 with Miss Holly. Students may be up to 20 minutes later than normal, however, please plan to be at your student's stop at the normal time.
We apologize for the short notice and inconvenience.
Need Winter OHSAA ticketing info? We've got you covered!
Every month, 28 students at EPES get recognized and given the title of Student of the Month. We are so proud of these young Bulldogs!
We love to celebrate & recognize the successes of our very own!
Congratulations to Miss Jornigan, English Department Chair, on her recent submission within the Art Scene Zine. You can find "Hello Operator" within the February 2024 issue.
The EPHS Child Development Class had the chance to host some tiny visitors last week during their Tiny Tots Toddler Day.
Our Academic Challenge Team has been going strong this year! With their latest win against Lowellville, they now hold a record of 10-4 this season, placing EP in the top tier for the tournament which will be held in Columbiana on February 24th. These students have been nothing less than impressive while securing some huge victories! Be on the look-out for more successes ahead - we'll keep you posted! Go Bulldogs!!
When our students are empowered to be leaders, they truly shine! The EPMS Student Advisory Council recently met to discuss likes and dislikes, along with opportunities for improvement within their cafeteria. Then, they took their skills to a different level and partnered up with Threshold Residential Services to paint raised planter boxes for the Community Sensory Garden on West Taggart Street. Great job Bulldogs!
