As we celebrate the end of the first semester, the Euclid Schools wish our students and their families a safe, fun and relaxing winter break. Enjoy this time away from school. We look forward to seeing you back in class on January 6, 2025!
Need a little extra help this holiday season? We're here for you! Stop by the Euclid Schools Family Resource Center:
📍 Memorial Options Center (22800 Fox Ave, Door #2)
📅 December 19, 2025
⏰ 4–6 PM
📞 Questions? Call (216) 732-2728 or email frc@euclidschools.org.
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Due to inclement weather, Euclid City Schools will be closed today, Thursday, December 5. All classes and regular school activities are canceled.
At this time, athletics and after-school events are still scheduled to take place. Please stay tuned for updates later today from your coach or school principal regarding these activities.
Thank you for your understanding, and please stay safe and warm!
Happy Thanksgiving from Euclid Schools. Enjoy this time with your family and friends. We look forward to seeing you back at school on Monday!
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The Euclid Schools Secondary Campus (EHS & EMS) is currently experiencing a power outage. We will continue our day and dismissal as normal. We anticipate power being returned this evening and are planning to have school as normal tomorrow. We will keep you informed of any changes.
Today is Veterans Day and the Euclid Schools join the rest of the United States in saluting our brave U.S. Military veterans. With respect, honor and gratitude, we thank all veterans and military personnel and their families for their sacrifice and service to our country.
REMINDER: Election Day (November 5, 2024) is a scheduled in-service day for Euclid Teachers. There will be no school tomorrow for students. We look forward to seeing students back in classrooms on Wednesday, November 6, 2024.
Don't forget to change your clocks tonight as Daylight Savings Time ends and clocks "fall" back one hour!
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"Witching" you a SPOOKTACULAR Halloween! Kids - and teachers - had a blast dressing up for celebrations today! Be safe and have fun during Trick-or-Treating tonight, from 6-8pm across the city!
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Support a great cause, have some fun, and grab some candy at Trick or Treat Night at Euclid High School TONIGHT. The Criminal Justice CTE Students are busy transforming EHS into a Haunted Mansion ready to welcome Euclid children 12 and under! Doors open at 6:00pm!
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We are experiencing a power outage at most of our schools. We are in contact with the power company to determine the extent and estimated duration of the outage. We will communicate with you as we learn more.
We will finish the school day with normal dismissal procedures.
Today is World Mental Health Day! Our District Wellness Team put together a few reminders to help prioritize your mental health. While celebrating this day, let's commit to supporting one another towards better mental health!
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Remember that the Euclid Schools will be closed tomorrow, October 11, in recognition of NEOEA Day! Enjoy the long weekend, and we look forward to seeing all of our students back on Monday, October 14!
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Make sure to stop by the Urban Agriculture CTE Program's Fall Market TODAY!
Fresh produce, pumpkins, and hand-made items will be for sale. The market will be open from 8am - 2pm. Cash only.
Calling all Fathers, Stepfathers, Grandfathers, Uncles, Brothers and Role Models, mark your calendars for this Thursday, September 19th for the Annual Father's Walk!
All of the Euclid Schools are excited to host the special males in our students' lives!
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Today we remember those who lost their lives, those who stepped up to serve, and the countless sacrifices made in the days, months and years after the attacks. May we never forget.
The Euclid Schools are aware of a social media threat naming several area schools, including Euclid, this evening. We take all threats seriously, and upon discovering this post, the Euclid Schools immediately notified the Euclid Police Department. We are working with the Police to help identify the source.
At this time, we do not have any reason to believe that this copycat social media post is credible.
We will continue to monitor the situation and make the appropriate adjustments if EPD deems it necessary.
Unfortunately, these types of threats are part of a growing trend on social media. Please help us by talking with your children about the seriousness of threatening posts on social media and the potential repercussions. Encourage your child to be part of the solution.
As always, if you see something or hear something. Please make an administrator aware immediately or call the Euclid Schools “See Something, Say Something” Safety Line at (216) 797-STOP (7867).
The safety and security of our schools remain our top priority. Although there has been no credible threat to our schools, recent events in our community prompted us to enact several of the safety and security methods we have available.
Today, our middle and high school security staff conducted thorough searches of all lockers on campus for contraband and illegal items. We are pleased to report that no contraband or illegal items were found. These periodic searches are part of our ongoing efforts to maintain a safe environment for everyone and will continue throughout the year. We ask for your help in reinforcing this message with your children.
Additionally, the Euclid Police Department requested an adjustment to our high school dismissal procedures this afternoon to expedite the departure of students from campus. To accommodate this, we initiated a staggered dismissal at 2:00 p.m., with all students released by our normal release time, 2:15 p.m. The Euclid Police were present on and off campus to assist in ensuring a smooth and safe process.
We want to emphasize that there was no credible information suggesting any immediate danger. These actions underscore our commitment to ensuring a safe environment for all students, staff, and visitors.
We ask for your assistance in maintaining campus safety. If you or your child become aware of any information or rumors that may impact the safety of our schools, please inform an administrator or call the Euclid Schools “See Something, Say Something” Safety Line at (216) 797-STOP (7867). Additionally, please discuss your child’s dismissal routine and their arrangements for leaving campus promptly.
Thank you for your continued support and cooperation.
Sincerely,
Christopher Papouras
Superintendent
Euclid Schools
Late last night, a tragic shooting occurred in our community, impacting five students, including those from Euclid City Schools and other local schools. With deep regret, we share that one teen has passed away as a result of this incident. While the student was not enrolled in Euclid City Schools, we mourn the loss of a young life and extend our deepest condolences to the family and community.
Starting Tuesday, counselors will be available at each school every day this week to support our students and staff during this difficult time. We are committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment and will continue to uphold strict safety protocols in all district buildings.
The Euclid Police Department is leading the investigation, and we are cooperating with their efforts. As always, we ask our community to join us in keeping our campuses safe. If you see something, say something. Please report any safety concerns or share information related to this incident by calling (216) 797-7867 (STOP).
Our thoughts are with all those affected, and we remain committed to the safety and well-being of our entire school community.
Make sure to stop by our Back to School Bash TODAY at Euclid High School!
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