Congratulations to Mrs. Sherry and the East Palestine Middle School on receiving CASH Coalition funding! This is a great opportunity to support wellness and create a healthier school environment.
https://www.morningjournalnews.com/news/local-news/2024/12/school-wellness-efforts-boosted-by-grants/
Congratulations to the November PBIS Pawsitive Award Winners at EPMS!
Josh Nail, Liam Bixby, Maggie May, Maddison McMillan, Kamryn Hostetter, Shane Newman, Anihya Hooker, Johnathan Edwards-Gerhard, Ian Inman, Justice Uselton, and Noah Ash
Way to go Bulldogs!
It's that time of year again - our December holiday-themed days of the week! For our EPES and EPMS families, to help you keep track we have everything listed on our website!
Elementary School:
https://www.myepschools.org/o/epes/events
Middle School:
https://www.myepschools.org/o/epms/events
We hope your Thanksgiving break was filled with much-needed rest & relaxation.
Back to school tomorrow!
Our incredible staff members deserve a little pick-me-up! The Thankful Cart, led by our amazing administration team, made its rounds, spreading cheer and caffeine (& sweet donuts). Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen!
We are always thankful for each and every member of our Bulldog Family!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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What a fantastic morning at EPES! The competition was fierce, and our teachers truly outdid themselves!
A huge congratulations to our amazing 2nd-grade class for being the top coin collectors! They’ve earned a special treat.
Together, we’ve raised nearly $500 in just one week! Way to go, Bulldogs!
These generous donations will go directly to our newly established Field Trip Fund, making exciting educational experiences more accessible for our students.
It's time for picture re-takes at EPHS!
No matter the season, acts of kindness can extend far beyond their initial impact!
Thank you to Vallourec and Mr. Shawn Elliott for donating Thanksgiving Baskets, which were personally delivered to 10 of our EP families.
Congratulations to the Following Winners at the Annual One Act Play Competition
Best Supporting Actress: Marley Haldiman
Best Supporting Actor: Nick Mead
Best Actress Runner-Up: Jillian McCauley
Best Actor Runner-Up: Jacob Schroeder
Best Actress: Alivia Magness
Best Actor: Lucas Parker
Best Leading Pair: Amelia Persing and Heather Mohney
Best Use of Space: Junior Class
Best Play: Senior Class
Congratulations on the post-season recognition!
The Bulldog PRIDE Leadership Group is truly grasping the concept of Impact Through Action. They set out on foot to various downtown locations, evaluating areas that could be revitalized into usable spaces that could make a difference in our community.
As a reminder.....
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!
Are you ready for some dodgeball? On November 26th, EPES students will watch their teachers go head-to-head during their annual dodgeball game. Who will come out on top and be crowned the winner?
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!
Through the application of rounding and multiplying/dividing with Powers of 10, our fifth graders successfully identified the best-value hotel for a family vacation today.
We love it when our students involve themselves in multi-step problem-solving tasks to relate what they’re learning in class to real life.
Last night, the EPMS Robotics Club participated in their first competition of the school year. Their success was a result of their dedication, teamwork, and ability to overcome obstacles through problem solving.
Way to go Bulldogs!
On Thursday, November 21st, we invite the entire East Palestine School District to participate in Purple Day to raise awareness for Epilepsy Awareness Month.
