Our neighbors at Columbiana and Crestview have laid down the challenge, and we are ready to step up! This Friday, February 27th, we are asking our Bulldogs to wear blue in honor of Rare Disease Day.
While these diagnoses may be uncommon, the families navigating them are our friends, neighbors, and classmates. Please join us this Friday by wearing your favorite blue gear as we show our support for these families!
While these diagnoses may be uncommon, the families navigating them are our friends, neighbors, and classmates. Please join us this Friday by wearing your favorite blue gear as we show our support for these families!
There's just one final date to get signed up for Summer Softball offered by the East Palestine Girls Softball Association:
Sunday, March 1st, from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cornerstone Insurance
Contact Kevin McKinstry at (330) 853-2290 with questions
Sunday, March 1st, from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cornerstone Insurance
Contact Kevin McKinstry at (330) 853-2290 with questions
The excitement is peaking as we get ready for our Team USA Watch Party! Show your pride, bring your voice, and let’s show everyone the strength of our community.
Don't miss the moment. Be there!
Here's what to expect!
From the 44413 to the Gold Medal Game!!
East Palestine native, JT Miller is taking the world stage, and the Bulldogs are barking! We’re opening the High School auditorium this Sunday, Feb 22, for a community-wide Watch Party to cheer on JT and Team USA Hockey.
Let’s fill the room with Red, White, and Blue and show everyone what East Palestine pride looks like!
• Doors Open: 7:30 AM (Get your seats!)
• Puck Drop: 8:10 AM
• Location: EP High School Auditorium
Bring your "Go JT!" signs and your loudest "Go USA" cheers!
Yesterday, Mrs. Peterson’s 6th Grade Social Studies students completed their investigation into the preservation methods used in Ancient Egypt. After two weeks of resting in salt-rich natron, the hot dog mummies were finally unearthed! The sarcophagi were removed, and the bandages were unwrapped. Next, a final inspection was conducted.
Mrs. Peterson challenged the students to find the perfect adjectives to describe the appearance, texture, and, of course, the smell of their mummified creations. It turns out that 3,000 years of tradition—condensed into 14 days—leads to some very vivid vocabulary!
Mrs. Peterson challenged the students to find the perfect adjectives to describe the appearance, texture, and, of course, the smell of their mummified creations. It turns out that 3,000 years of tradition—condensed into 14 days—leads to some very vivid vocabulary!
It’s School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, and we are lucky to have the best in the business!
A huge thank you to Officer Mike Brindisi for his unwavering commitment to the East Palestine School District. From ensuring a safe learning environment to building meaningful connections with our students, Officer Mike is an essential part of our Bulldog family.
He’s always there when we need him, and today, we’re making sure he knows how much he’s appreciated.
Two thumbs up for Officer Mike!
A huge thank you to Officer Mike Brindisi for his unwavering commitment to the East Palestine School District. From ensuring a safe learning environment to building meaningful connections with our students, Officer Mike is an essential part of our Bulldog family.
He’s always there when we need him, and today, we’re making sure he knows how much he’s appreciated.
Two thumbs up for Officer Mike!
It was a big day for our EPMS & EPHS Robotics Teams! Let's show them some love for their success!!
*EPHS*
2nd Place - Tournament Finalist - Think Award
*7th Grade*
Energy Award
EPYSA Baseball sign-ups are now open!
Please visit www.epyouthsports.com by 2/25/26 to get your player registered.
They will not be accepting late registrants.
*All questions should be directed to the EPYSA representatives*
Please visit www.epyouthsports.com by 2/25/26 to get your player registered.
They will not be accepting late registrants.
*All questions should be directed to the EPYSA representatives*
Our latest Learn to Teach – Teach to Learn workshop was a delicious success! Our students took a deep dive into the art of making handmade gnocchi!
The best part? Once they mastered the technique, they were able to share their creations with family. It’s one thing to follow a recipe, but it’s another to have fun while doing it!
We can't wait to see what's next on the calendar for this fantastic program!
The best part? Once they mastered the technique, they were able to share their creations with family. It’s one thing to follow a recipe, but it’s another to have fun while doing it!
We can't wait to see what's next on the calendar for this fantastic program!
SAVE THE DATE: FEB 22 @ 8:10 A.M.
The East Palestine School District is getting ready to host a Gold Medal Watch Party on February 22nd. We’re showing our pride for JT Miller—member of Team USA, NY Rangers Captain, and our very own Hometown Hero!
We’ll be watching the bracket closely:
Prelims: Feb 12, 14 & 15
Qualification Play-ff: Feb 17
Quarterfinals: Feb 18
Semifinals: Feb 20
GOLD MEDAL GAME: Feb 22 @ 8:10 A.M.
Keep your eyes on our social media for the official "Green Light" and all the details once Team USA qualifies!
The East Palestine School District is getting ready to host a Gold Medal Watch Party on February 22nd. We’re showing our pride for JT Miller—member of Team USA, NY Rangers Captain, and our very own Hometown Hero!
We’ll be watching the bracket closely:
Prelims: Feb 12, 14 & 15
Qualification Play-ff: Feb 17
Quarterfinals: Feb 18
Semifinals: Feb 20
GOLD MEDAL GAME: Feb 22 @ 8:10 A.M.
Keep your eyes on our social media for the official "Green Light" and all the details once Team USA qualifies!
Catch our Varsity Boys in action tonight for Senior Night!
Tip-Off has been changed to 5:30 p.m.
Let's Go Dawgs!
Tip-Off has been changed to 5:30 p.m.
Let's Go Dawgs!
Today (2/9/26) the East Palestine School District will operate on a 2-hour delay. There will be no AM Preschool.
Don’t let the next few months catch you by surprise, Bulldogs! We know how busy life gets, so we’ve gathered all the "must-know" dates—from school breaks to early releases—all in one place.
Take a second to mark these down so you can stay ahead of the pack.
Take a second to mark these down so you can stay ahead of the pack.
SURPRISE!
On Friday, we surprised 177 EPMS students with a PBIS Glow Dance to celebrate their commitment to our school-wide expectations. In our PBIS framework, we look for students who "lead the pack" through kindness and accountability—and this group did exactly that!
On Friday, we surprised 177 EPMS students with a PBIS Glow Dance to celebrate their commitment to our school-wide expectations. In our PBIS framework, we look for students who "lead the pack" through kindness and accountability—and this group did exactly that!
At EPMS, we’re watching the next generation of engineers grow! Our Robotics teams have spent the season mastering logic, mechanics, and teamwork. Check out the stats from their match last evening!
Their final competition is February 14th, and we couldn't be more proud of the steady dedication they've shown to their craft. Good luck to all our student competitors!
Stay Tuned......we'll update in just a bit on our EPHS Team!
Their final competition is February 14th, and we couldn't be more proud of the steady dedication they've shown to their craft. Good luck to all our student competitors!
Stay Tuned......we'll update in just a bit on our EPHS Team!
Our 6th graders are bringing Ancient Egypt to life in the most exciting way!
Today, Mrs. Peterson helped them transform into junior Egyptologists, learning the intricate process of mummification by preserving hot dogs!
This hands-on experiment isn't just fun – it’s a brilliant way to explore Ohio Learning Standards in Social Studies, helping students understand ancient Egyptian culture, scientific innovation, and their unique beliefs about the afterlife.
Stay tuned for updates on our mummified hot dogs' progress!
Today, Mrs. Peterson helped them transform into junior Egyptologists, learning the intricate process of mummification by preserving hot dogs!
This hands-on experiment isn't just fun – it’s a brilliant way to explore Ohio Learning Standards in Social Studies, helping students understand ancient Egyptian culture, scientific innovation, and their unique beliefs about the afterlife.
Stay tuned for updates on our mummified hot dogs' progress!
Our Akron Children's School-Based Health Clinics are a vital tool in keeping our students in school and learning. These services help reduce missed instructional time and ensure that medical needs don't stand in the way of academic success.
With our on-campus care, students save nearly 3 hours (2h 40m average) of seat time per visit compared to traditional off-site appointments!
Find everything you need—from FAQs to medication forms—at our ACH Resources page: https://www.myepschools.org/page/ach-resources
With our on-campus care, students save nearly 3 hours (2h 40m average) of seat time per visit compared to traditional off-site appointments!
Find everything you need—from FAQs to medication forms—at our ACH Resources page: https://www.myepschools.org/page/ach-resources
Huge congratulations to our Middle School Bulldogs who made the Honor and Merit Roll for the 2nd nine weeks! Your hard work in the classroom is paying off and we couldn’t be prouder of your success!
The EPMS Spelling Bee began with 45 determined participants and concluded with four students securing their places in the Columbiana County Spelling Bee.
Congratulations to sixth grader Paige Oltmann, who took first place with the winning word "barricade." She will be joined at the county competition on March 7th by the following finalists:
Second Place: Owen Mahoney (8th Grade)
Third Place: Delaney Demster (8th Grade)
Fourth Place: Zach Cope (8th Grade)
Congratulations to our winners and we are incredibly proud of everyone who stepped up to the mic today!
Congratulations to sixth grader Paige Oltmann, who took first place with the winning word "barricade." She will be joined at the county competition on March 7th by the following finalists:
Second Place: Owen Mahoney (8th Grade)
Third Place: Delaney Demster (8th Grade)
Fourth Place: Zach Cope (8th Grade)
Congratulations to our winners and we are incredibly proud of everyone who stepped up to the mic today!
Hi families! Just a friendly reminder that we still have openings for our conferences on Feb 12th. If you haven't had a chance to sign up yet, please use the link below to pick a time that works for you.
https://www.myepschools.org/page/conference-scheduling
https://www.myepschools.org/page/conference-scheduling
