We proudly announce that the East Palestine Preschool recently received a Gold Award designation from Step Up to Quality (SUTQ). This much-deserved award was obtained through the hard work and dedication of each member of the Preschool Team.
Step Up To Quality (SUTQ) is a program designed to improve the quality of early learning experiences for Ohio's children. By adhering to rigorous standards based on national research, SUTQ-rated programs help children develop the skills they need for future success.
Please join us in congratulating this amazing team!
It is sure to be the must-see event of the holiday season!
The 2nd Annual Hometown Holiday!
Mark it in pen on your calendars now - we look forward to seeing you there!
On Thursday, November 21st, we invite the entire East Palestine School District to participate in Purple Day to raise awareness for Epilepsy Awareness Month.
Block off a night on your calendar for an eventful evening of pure entertainment.
The EPHS Drama Club will host the One Act Plays this Friday at 6 p.m.
EPHS Rotary Interact is now collecting donations!
You will find collection bins in various locations around town, such as Sparkle & Kat's Krystals.
We have teamed up with the Village of East Palestine on the "Brighten Our Future" campaign. Be sure to grab your keepsake ornament and raffle ticket today before they run out!
https://epohio.org/fundraising/brighten-our-future/
It has been a day brimming with recognition for our brave Veterans!
This special day included a breakfast, a parade, and a musical program conducted by our 4th graders.
To our Veterans - Happy Veterans Day!
And now the Elementary Students of the Month!
https://www.myepschools.org/o/epes/page/epes-students-of-the-month
As way to honor our veterans and all those who have served our country, EPTV has brought to you a special edition production. Happy Veterans Day!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjbrOhkRwuw
To help honor our Veterans, consider having your student dress in patriotic colors on Monday!
We really do love to recognize our students! Each building has their own set of Students of the Month each month.
Let's start with our littlest bulldogs and work our way up - Preschool & HeadStart!
https://www.myepschools.org/o/epes/page/preschool-students-of-the-month
The EPHS Gymnasium is undergoing some changes, and we can't wait to reveal all the exciting upgrades! With that in mind, the Winter Meet the Team event that was planned for this Saturday (11/9) will be postponed.
But, this comes with a fun twist - we would like to mesh a Bulldog Alumni Basketball Game with Meet the Team. If you are interested in hearing more, please go to the link and fill out a form! Go Bulldogs!
https://forms.gle/w3L8TGdPK1XtQhKx9
The East Palestine School District will proudly host our Annual Veterans Day Breakfast and Parade on Monday, November 11th.
We are honored to have the opportunity to serve breakfast to those who nobly served our country!
Congratulations to our EPES Honor & Merit Roll Students for the 1st Nine Weeks!
We'll have a very special guest at the elementary school for breakfast on Friday! Students can sample yogurt parfaits, along with their breakfast, and see Molly the Cow. What a great way to start the day!
We need you!
Come celebrate our high school winter athletes this Saturday at 4 p.m. in the Middle School Gym!
Congratulations to senior volleyball player, Elle Berger!
Good Luck Bulldogs!!!
In order to optimize the communication to our Bulldog Community, we wanted to provide information on the recent fire alarms that have been triggered within the High School cafeteria. A full assessment was conducted by the State Fire Marshal, along with East Palestine Fire Chief, Keith Drabick, and our kitchen equipment contractors. Incident reports were reviewed, along with a thorough walkthrough of the facility where all equipment was evaluated.
The investigation showed that the District has acted appropriately and according to all state fire codes, and most importantly, in the best interest of the safety of students and staff. Some suggestions were given to make adjustments to various kitchen appliances and they have been implemented. A smoke and heat sensor that is located within the kitchen, requires state approval to replace. This process has been initiated and the District hopes to have this completed in a timely manner.
