This morning, the Arrive Alive Tour arrived at East Palestine High School. Arrive Alive uses a real life distracted and drunk driving simulator to teach students about the dangers of driving distracted or impaired. All high school students will have the ability to visit the simulator during their study hall, lunch, or other free period.
Student-athletes listed on the linked document were awarded Academic All-EOAC for the 2020/2021 academic year. To qualify for Academic All-EOAC the student-athlete must have a cumulative G.P.A of 3.5 for the 1st 3 9-weeks of the academic year and have received a varsity letter in the same academic year.
Thank you to everyone who made EPHS Prom 2021 a success. With your cooperation we were able to sponsor an event like no other for our students. By all accounts, the students had a great evening. Finally, congratulations to our Prom King Nick Fierro and Queen Mikayla Oates!
A big thank you goes to the East Palestine Police, Fire, and EMS for their assistance this afternoon with our annual mock crash. We appreciate everything you do to keep our students educated and safe. We are all looking forward to Prom tomorrow!
Today's baseball and softball games at Warren JFK are cancelled due to field conditions.
Congratulations to our Prom Court 2021. (Back from left to right: Nick Fierro, Cole Raley, Nick Loyd, & Nevan Lee) (Front from left to right: Mikayla Oates, Christina Adam, Kaedance Boso, & Caitlin Bable)
The Middle School Track meet scheduled today at East Palestine has been cancelled due to weather conditions.
Congratulations to the Middle School Students of the Month for March 2021.
Survey Reminder – Your input is important to the continued improvement of our district. The East Palestine City School District, with the assistance of the IMPACT Group, is excited to announce that we have begun the process of developing a strategic plan and is asking for community input. If you have not yet participated, please consider doing so. See details here: https://5il.co/qcmp
East Palestine Schools - Promenade
The McDonough Museum of Art has selected artwork from 10th grader, Harleigh Bishop, to feature in their publications.
This past week, Mrs. Fink’s 8th grade science class learned about mitosis and meiosis. In this activity, students worked their way through the hallway and around the classroom to match vocabulary terms, definitions, and pictures. As they ventured around, they recorded their answers onto their activity sheet.
Congratulations to our Middle School Genius Project Team for placing 1st out of 20 schools in the hype video category at the annual Genius Rally!
In response to Governor DeWine’s request for a plan to meet student needs for educational recovery due to the pandemic, the District has released its blueprint for “Learning Recovery & Extended Learning Opportunities.” Read about it here: https://5il.co/r9wd
