Let's show our Bulldog Pride! Free admission to all EP students.
Congratulations to Mrs. Sherry for being a recipient of the Bonnie Hoppel School Health Projects Initiative. East Palestine was one of seven schools to receive funding that will be used to support health and wellness opportunities.
Thank you Mrs. Sherry for always putting staff and students above all else!
Monthly Lunch & Learns held at EPHS are a valuable way for students to connect with potential future employers. It also allows for the opportunity to gather techniques that will enhance each student's personal marketability in the employment-world. Thank you to our most recent contributor, Brilex Industries, for your time and commitment to our students.
Wishing all of our Bulldog Family, a very Merry Christmas!
The 7th-12th grade cast members of Hometown Holiday had the opportunity to visit two local senior care facilities, in an effort to spread some holiday cheer!
Since 1974, Mr. Greg Reeves has been a key component to the success of our students and staff. From teaching in the classroom, to coaching, to tackling all technology related needs, Mr. Reeves has kept one thing consistent -his strong dedication to the East Palestine City School District. Today marks the end of an era, as he approaches a new role in life - retirement!
On behalf of all prior & current students, as well as the entire staff of the EPCSD, thank you Mr. Reeves and congratulations!
Since 2018, we have been able to expand our Robotics programs at both EPHS and EPMS, gaining incredible interest & growth from students. You can see dates and times of upcoming competitions at these quick links:
https://www.myepschools.org/o/ephs/events
https://www.myepschools.org/o/epms/events
There were great things happening within our athletic department yesterday! Boys Varsity basketball took a huge win over Kingsway Christian, 71-32. At the United Wrestling Invitational, Noah McKay, placed 2nd in the 150lb class. Keep making us proud Bulldogs!
The Varsity Girls basketball game for tonight has been cancelled.
The Varsity Boys game will tip-off at 7 p.m. as scheduled.
Go Bulldogs!
Due to illness within the Southern Local School District the following games have been cancelled:
12/14 - JV/V Girls basketball vs. Southern Local
12/15 - JV/V Boys basketball vs. Southern Local
Make up games are scheduled for 2/10/24, as part of a Girl/Boy Varsity Doubleheader. Tip-off for the Girls Varsity game will be at 5:00 pm, with the Boys Varsity to follow.
Let's sport that Bulldog Pride! Join us for Alumni Night!
Due to illness within Southern Local’s boys basketball team. The game scheduled for Wednesday, 12/13 at Southern Local, is cancelled.
No makeup information is available at this time.
Our Bulldogs had a great showing at the Malvern Wrestling Invitational today. Zac Hostetter 2nd place 190lb class & Anthony Lehman 2nd place 285lb class. It is a great day to be a Bulldog!
Over the next few weeks, there are many opportunities to experience the varying musical talents of our students!
To kick-off, our very own Drama Club presents the 1st Annual Hometown Holiday production this Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Then enjoy a festive concert on December 14th at 7 p.m. hosted by our 1st and 3rd grade students. To wrap up the holiday season, EPMS and EPHS Bands and Choirs will hold a Christmas concert on December 17th at 2:30 p.m.
Take in the sounds of the season with us! We'll see you there!
Last call! Tomorrow is your final chance to place an order for a custom engraved charcuterie spread. Get those orders in now!
The EP Drama Club has been hard at work!
Please join us for the 1st Annual Hometown Holiday production on Saturday, December 9th and Sunday, December 10th. Admission is donation-only, benefiting local charities. Be prepared to fully sink into the holiday spirit and sing along!
Last night's Snowflake Festival Parade really helped to kick-off the holiday season. Our very own EPHS Bulldog Marching Band and our EPMS Student Advisory Council were there to spread festive cheer!
Last night's Snowflake Festival Parade really helped to kick-off the holiday season. Our very own EPHS Bulldog Marching Band and our EPMS Student Advisory Council were there to spread festive cheer!
Our Chick-Fil-A Leadership Academy enjoyed a lesson on Servant Leadership from some of our very own leaders. Students were introduced to impactful lessons on ways they can be empathetic and compassionate leaders.
It's time to get loud & show off that Bulldog Pride!
This Friday, any EP students wearing bulldog gear, will get free admission into the game. Let's cheer on the Bulldogs at their home opener against the Columbiana Clippers.
Go Bulldogs!!!
