Thank you to the East Palestine Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie #1506 for distributing several mini-grants to our school district worth a total of $12,000. These funds will be used throughout the school district for technology, field trips, and clubs. We can’t thank you enough for your support.
Premier Bank of East Palestine is now offering several incentives for individuals who open a new account. This promotional offer is geared towards supporting our recent graduates. For more information, contact Heather Milliken at the North Market Street location.
A message from Mr. Neifer, Superintendent of Schools.
Summer Lunch Program Information
Mrs. Wagner’s 5th grade Math classes recently created "Geo City" using their geometry and modeling skills.
Mrs. Hogan's 6th grade classes and Mrs. Neider’s 7th grade classes recently finished as runners-up in the Junior Achievement & Pizza Joe's Innovation Project. Students who participated in the competition include Rose Champney, Georgia Smith, Madilyn Zimmerman, Ainsley Evans, Kennedy Andre, Lane Jones, Issac Lambright, Jackson Knicely, Landyn Cope, and Kaleb Holly. The students did market research to create a new pizza, set a profitable price point, and pitched the ideas via video.
Youngstown State University - Virtual Career Fair
Operation: Graduation is ready to launch.
Operation: Graduation is a go!
Operation: Graduation (Update)
Click here to view the photo gallery of Lunch at the Zoo at EPES.
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Operation: Graduation (Update)
No EPTV this week. Check back next week for the last one of the school year.
Yesterday, the Class of 2021 spent the morning at their Senior Breakfast, Commencement Practice, and then they completed the annual elementary school walkthrough. It has been an exciting and busy week for the graduates.
Grades 5-11: School District Technology Return
This week, 4th grade students took a tour of the middle school and met with their new teachers and schoolmates for the 2021-22 school year. Also, 8th grade students took a tour of the high school with the help of some upperclassman. At the conclusion of their tours, each group met with Mr. Schulz, a life coach, in the auditorium to discuss leadership, character, and responsible decision-making.
EPES Cafeteria Gets Wild!
