Oh, the places they've gone! 🐾💙💛
This fall, we asked Euclid graduates to share their stories, and wow, did you answer. From the class of 1967 to the class of 2026, Panthers are leading classrooms, launching businesses, serving our country, and lifting up their communities across Ohio and beyond.
You'll meet:
🍷 A Cleveland Heights winery owner
⚓ A Naval Academy graduate who served on ships in Japan
🏈 An athletic trainer for Iowa State football
⛳ An LPGA professional and golf coach
👟 The founder of a footwear company
🍎 A 2019 Ohio Teacher of the Year
…and so many Panthers who came home to teach right here in Euclid.
Again and again, they named the teachers, coaches, band directors, and programs that shaped who they became. And their advice to today's students? Get involved, ask for help, keep going, and be proud to be a Panther.
Read all of their stories in the Euclid Observer 👉 https://www.theeuclidobserver.com/articles/oh-the-places-theyve-gone-euclid-alumni-share-their-stories/
Are you a Euclid grad? We'd love to hear your story too. Take this quick survey: https://forms.gle/XtzC9ZGkoMpbb3e79
Once a Panther, always a Panther! 🐾
💙💛 Little building, big ideas!
As we close out Ohio Principals Month, we’re celebrating Jason Coleman, Principal of Memorial Options Center, where students discover new paths to success through creative teaching, career exploration and individual support.
In his recent Board presentation, Mr. Coleman highlighted Memorial’s hands-on learning, programs such as Thrive and Panther Academy, and career opportunities in Urban Agriculture, Robotics and Automation, Boutique Services and Job Training Coordination. Just as central to Memorial’s work are the relationships and support that help students feel connected, build confidence and find a fresh start.
Thank you, Mr. Coleman, for leading with compassion and helping students discover their strengths and possibilities! 🐾
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💙💛 Behind every Panther’s next step are people who believe in their potential!
To close out Ohio Principals Month, we’re celebrating Euclid High School’s leadership team: Dr. Ariel Hayes, Anne Obradovich, Tina Hardaway, Tamara Clemmons and Rick Gurski.
Their paths into education share a common purpose: supporting students, building confidence and helping young people see what they can achieve.
Swipe to learn more about the people leading EHS, and join us in thanking them for their dedication to our students, staff and families! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
To close out Ohio Principals Month, we’re celebrating Euclid High School’s leadership team: Dr. Ariel Hayes, Anne Obradovich, Tina Hardaway, Tamara Clemmons and Rick Gurski.
Their paths into education share a common purpose: supporting students, building confidence and helping young people see what they can achieve.
Swipe to learn more about the people leading EHS, and join us in thanking them for their dedication to our students, staff and families! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
💙💛 Big possibilities begin with people who believe in you!
As we start to wrap up Ohio Principals Month, we’re celebrating Arbor Elementary Principal LaWanda Prettyman and Assistant Principal Velma Bell-Clark. Their stories reflect a shared love of teaching, reading and helping children discover what they can achieve.
Swipe to learn what inspired them to become educators, enjoy a throwback and discover a few fun facts!
Join us in thanking Arbor’s leaders for supporting our students, staff and families every day. 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
As we start to wrap up Ohio Principals Month, we’re celebrating Arbor Elementary Principal LaWanda Prettyman and Assistant Principal Velma Bell-Clark. Their stories reflect a shared love of teaching, reading and helping children discover what they can achieve.
Swipe to learn what inspired them to become educators, enjoy a throwback and discover a few fun facts!
Join us in thanking Arbor’s leaders for supporting our students, staff and families every day. 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
🗳️ Euclid, do you have your game plan for Election Day?
Euclid High School Students Isabella Crayton, Darionna Speaks and Alphonso Freeman walk you through how to vote, step by step:
1️⃣ Find your polling place at VoteOhio.gov
2️⃣ Bring a current photo ID (an Ohio driver’s license, state ID or U.S. passport)
3️⃣ Check in with the election officials
4️⃣ Fill out your whole ballot. Every race and issue matters!
Watch the video here: https://youtube.com/shorts/uLRxJDC_-mU?feature=share
💡 Pro tip: Review your sample ballot ahead of time. It’s open book, so you can bring notes to help you remember your choices.
📅 Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Polls are open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Thank you to our Students for helping keep the Euclid Community informed! 🎬 Video produced by Paris Bowman. 💙💛
Euclid High School Students Isabella Crayton, Darionna Speaks and Alphonso Freeman walk you through how to vote, step by step:
1️⃣ Find your polling place at VoteOhio.gov
2️⃣ Bring a current photo ID (an Ohio driver’s license, state ID or U.S. passport)
3️⃣ Check in with the election officials
4️⃣ Fill out your whole ballot. Every race and issue matters!
Watch the video here: https://youtube.com/shorts/uLRxJDC_-mU?feature=share
💡 Pro tip: Review your sample ballot ahead of time. It’s open book, so you can bring notes to help you remember your choices.
📅 Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Polls are open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Thank you to our Students for helping keep the Euclid Community informed! 🎬 Video produced by Paris Bowman. 💙💛
What would further reductions mean for Euclid Schools?
Our Issue 5 information series continues with Superintendent Karen Brown explaining how, without new funding, additional reductions would likely affect programs and services beyond state requirements including electives, extracurricular activities, student supports and transportation.
Watch to learn more about the potential impacts at: https://youtu.be/_Ze2TDOCUmw
Find additional facts at euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
Our Issue 5 information series continues with Superintendent Karen Brown explaining how, without new funding, additional reductions would likely affect programs and services beyond state requirements including electives, extracurricular activities, student supports and transportation.
Watch to learn more about the potential impacts at: https://youtu.be/_Ze2TDOCUmw
Find additional facts at euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
👻🎶 You’re invited to a Spook-tacular Night of Music!
Join us for an evening of frighteningly fun tunes and “boo-tiful” harmonies featuring our Euclid Middle School Band and Orchestra and Euclid High School Orchestra!
📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕖 7:00 p.m.
📍 Euclid Auditorium
Our student musicians have been working hard to prepare a seasonal performance to remember. Bring your family and friends, celebrate their talent, and cheer on our Panthers! 💙💛
#OneEuclid
Join us for an evening of frighteningly fun tunes and “boo-tiful” harmonies featuring our Euclid Middle School Band and Orchestra and Euclid High School Orchestra!
📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕖 7:00 p.m.
📍 Euclid Auditorium
Our student musicians have been working hard to prepare a seasonal performance to remember. Bring your family and friends, celebrate their talent, and cheer on our Panthers! 💙💛
#OneEuclid
📅 Reminder, Panther families: There will be NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, for Election Day.
We encourage all eligible voters to make a plan to vote and review the candidates and issues on their ballot.
For official election information, including polling locations and sample ballots, visit the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections: https://boe.cuyahogacounty.gov/
We encourage all eligible voters to make a plan to vote and review the candidates and issues on their ballot.
For official election information, including polling locations and sample ballots, visit the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections: https://boe.cuyahogacounty.gov/
💙💛 Helping Panthers grow in knowledge, confidence and connection!
Our Ohio Principals Month celebration continues with the leadership team at Euclid Middle School. Thank you to Sherri Daniels, Bryan McCrystal, Nadine Platko, Dan Sapanaro and Ralph Murphy for supporting our students, staff and families through these important middle school years.
From conversations between classes to helping students discover what they’re capable of, their care makes a difference every day.
Swipe to get to know members of the EMS team, and join us in thanking all five leaders! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
Our Ohio Principals Month celebration continues with the leadership team at Euclid Middle School. Thank you to Sherri Daniels, Bryan McCrystal, Nadine Platko, Dan Sapanaro and Ralph Murphy for supporting our students, staff and families through these important middle school years.
From conversations between classes to helping students discover what they’re capable of, their care makes a difference every day.
Swipe to get to know members of the EMS team, and join us in thanking all five leaders! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
Issue 5 in 30 seconds. What would it fund, and what would it cost?
In the latest installment of our informational series, Superintendent Karen Brown provides a quick overview of the proposed operating levy and its estimated cost of $19.67 per month for each $100,000 of property value.
Watch to learn more on our Youtube Channel here: https://youtu.be/dkVt_GpaGtU
Find additional facts at euclidschools.org/page/levy-information
#OneEuclid
In the latest installment of our informational series, Superintendent Karen Brown provides a quick overview of the proposed operating levy and its estimated cost of $19.67 per month for each $100,000 of property value.
Watch to learn more on our Youtube Channel here: https://youtu.be/dkVt_GpaGtU
Find additional facts at euclidschools.org/page/levy-information
#OneEuclid
What has Euclid Schools already done to reduce costs?
In the next installment of our Issue 5 information series, Superintendent Karen Brown discusses more than $3.5 million in spending reductions last year and building bond refinancing that saved taxpayers $5 million.
Watch to learn how these steps fit into the district’s financial picture: https://youtu.be/ex50pRA-ohU
Find more facts at euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
In the next installment of our Issue 5 information series, Superintendent Karen Brown discusses more than $3.5 million in spending reductions last year and building bond refinancing that saved taxpayers $5 million.
Watch to learn how these steps fit into the district’s financial picture: https://youtu.be/ex50pRA-ohU
Find more facts at euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
💙💛 At Bluestone Elementary, school feels like family!
Our Ohio Principals Month celebration continues with Principal Cheree Mason and Assistant Principal Mario Snowden. Join us in thanking them for supporting Bluestone’s students, staff and families and helping create a welcoming place to learn.
Swipe to learn more about Mrs. Mason’s love of education, enjoy some classroom throwbacks and discover a fun family connection!
Thank you, Mrs. Mason and Mr. Snowden, for all you do for our Panthers! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
Our Ohio Principals Month celebration continues with Principal Cheree Mason and Assistant Principal Mario Snowden. Join us in thanking them for supporting Bluestone’s students, staff and families and helping create a welcoming place to learn.
Swipe to learn more about Mrs. Mason’s love of education, enjoy some classroom throwbacks and discover a fun family connection!
Thank you, Mrs. Mason and Mr. Snowden, for all you do for our Panthers! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
Why Issue 5? Superintendent Karen Brown explains the funding challenges behind the district’s request, building on the information we’ve been sharing with our community.
This video begins a series leading up to Election Day, Tuesday, November 3. The decision is yours. Our goal is to help you make it with accurate information.
https://youtu.be/b8KA9-kf5oM
📘 Issue 5 facts: euclidschools.org/page/levy-information
🗳️ Voting locations and early voting hours: boe.cuyahogacounty.gov
#OneEuclid
This video begins a series leading up to Election Day, Tuesday, November 3. The decision is yours. Our goal is to help you make it with accurate information.
https://youtu.be/b8KA9-kf5oM
📘 Issue 5 facts: euclidschools.org/page/levy-information
🗳️ Voting locations and early voting hours: boe.cuyahogacounty.gov
#OneEuclid
💙💛 A strong start begins with a welcoming school, caring teachers and connections with families!
As we continue celebrating Ohio Principals Month, we’re recognizing Mary Thomas, Principal of the Early Learning Village. From the excitement of morning arrival to events that bring families together, Mrs. Thomas takes pride in helping our youngest Panthers believe in themselves and discover their interests.
Her Euclid story comes full circle: her first principal position was at Lincoln Elementary, where she once attended kindergarten!
Swipe to get to know Mrs. Thomas, and join us in thanking her for all she does for our students, staff and families! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
As we continue celebrating Ohio Principals Month, we’re recognizing Mary Thomas, Principal of the Early Learning Village. From the excitement of morning arrival to events that bring families together, Mrs. Thomas takes pride in helping our youngest Panthers believe in themselves and discover their interests.
Her Euclid story comes full circle: her first principal position was at Lincoln Elementary, where she once attended kindergarten!
Swipe to get to know Mrs. Thomas, and join us in thanking her for all she does for our students, staff and families! 🐾
#OneEuclid #OhioPrincipalsMonth
🎃 Tomorrow’s forecast: costumes, candy and Halloween fun at Euclid High School!
Join us for Trick or Treat Night tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, from 6–7:30 p.m.
📍 Euclid High School, 711 E. 222nd St., Door 1
🍬 Admission: $3 cash OR two canned food items per child
👻 For children 12 and under, limited to the first 500 children
Candy bags will be provided. Please leave your own bags at home.
Get those costumes ready, Panthers! 🧡 #OneEuclid
Join us for Trick or Treat Night tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, from 6–7:30 p.m.
📍 Euclid High School, 711 E. 222nd St., Door 1
🍬 Admission: $3 cash OR two canned food items per child
👻 For children 12 and under, limited to the first 500 children
Candy bags will be provided. Please leave your own bags at home.
Get those costumes ready, Panthers! 🧡 #OneEuclid
New quarter, fresh opportunities! 💙💛 Our Panthers begin the second quarter today, with a busy week ahead:
🎓 Wednesday, October 21: PSAT testing and Panther Futures Day at EHS, followed by Trick or Treat Night beginning at 6 p.m.!
🤝 Thursday, October 22: Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences from 4:30–7:30 p.m. Connect with your child’s teachers, celebrate progress and discuss goals for the new quarter.
Check out the full calendar, and let’s start the second quarter strong with Every Panther, Every Day! 🐾
#OneEuclid
🎓 Wednesday, October 21: PSAT testing and Panther Futures Day at EHS, followed by Trick or Treat Night beginning at 6 p.m.!
🤝 Thursday, October 22: Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences from 4:30–7:30 p.m. Connect with your child’s teachers, celebrate progress and discuss goals for the new quarter.
Check out the full calendar, and let’s start the second quarter strong with Every Panther, Every Day! 🐾
#OneEuclid
💙💛 A warm welcome. A proud smile. A reason to celebrate.
Our Principals Appreciation Month series continues with Chardon Hills STEM School Principal Mrs. Deana Stinchcomb and Assistant Principal Ms. Jamie Mediate!
Mrs. Stinchcomb greets students each morning with “I’m so glad you’re here today!” For Ms. Mediate, a favorite moment is celebrating positive referrals and seeing the pride and excitement on students’ faces.
Together, they help students feel valued, supported and capable of great things. Thank you for the care, encouragement and leadership you bring to Chardon Hills!
Swipe through to get to know these leaders, and leave a message of appreciation in the comments! 👏
#OneEuclid #ThankAPrincipal
Our Principals Appreciation Month series continues with Chardon Hills STEM School Principal Mrs. Deana Stinchcomb and Assistant Principal Ms. Jamie Mediate!
Mrs. Stinchcomb greets students each morning with “I’m so glad you’re here today!” For Ms. Mediate, a favorite moment is celebrating positive referrals and seeing the pride and excitement on students’ faces.
Together, they help students feel valued, supported and capable of great things. Thank you for the care, encouragement and leadership you bring to Chardon Hills!
Swipe through to get to know these leaders, and leave a message of appreciation in the comments! 👏
#OneEuclid #ThankAPrincipal
Get ready for Halloween fun at Euclid High School’s Trick or Treat event on Wednesday, October 21, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.! Presented by the Career Technical Education Department, SkillsUSA, and Greater Euclid Kiwanis, the event welcomes children ages 12 and under.
Admission is $3 cash or two canned food items per child, and participation is limited to the first 500 children. Enter through Door 1 at 711 E. 222nd Street.
Halloween candy bags will be provided, so please leave your own bags at home. We look forward to an evening of treats and Halloween excitement!
#OneEuclid
Admission is $3 cash or two canned food items per child, and participation is limited to the first 500 children. Enter through Door 1 at 711 E. 222nd Street.
Halloween candy bags will be provided, so please leave your own bags at home. We look forward to an evening of treats and Halloween excitement!
#OneEuclid
📅 Tomorrow evening, hear directly from Superintendent Karen Brown about the future of Euclid Schools!
Join us Thursday, October 15, at 6 p.m. in the Euclid High School Auditorium for a State of the Schools presentation.
Learn about Superintendent Brown’s vision, our district’s progress and priorities, and the facts about Issue 5, the school levy on the November 3 ballot.
All families are welcome! Bring your questions and join the conversation. 💙💛
#OneEuclid
Join us Thursday, October 15, at 6 p.m. in the Euclid High School Auditorium for a State of the Schools presentation.
Learn about Superintendent Brown’s vision, our district’s progress and priorities, and the facts about Issue 5, the school levy on the November 3 ballot.
All families are welcome! Bring your questions and join the conversation. 💙💛
#OneEuclid
Our Issue 5 Levy Information Series continues with a look at the reductions already made and what could be affected without additional revenue.
Last year, Euclid City Schools reduced its budget by $3.5 million through reductions in purchased services and staffing, including 47 positions across the district. During those reductions, Euclid Schools tried to avoid cuts that would impact the student experience.
Separately, the district refinanced its building bonds, saving taxpayers $5 million.
Without additional revenue, further reductions would likely extend beyond basic classroom instruction. Areas that could be affected include extracurricular programs, student clubs, electives, on-campus College Credit Plus, athletics, music, transportation beyond state minimum requirements and class sizes.
We’re sharing this information to help residents understand the district’s financial outlook and the proposed operating levy on the November 3 ballot.
Learn more and follow the full informational series at www.euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
Last year, Euclid City Schools reduced its budget by $3.5 million through reductions in purchased services and staffing, including 47 positions across the district. During those reductions, Euclid Schools tried to avoid cuts that would impact the student experience.
Separately, the district refinanced its building bonds, saving taxpayers $5 million.
Without additional revenue, further reductions would likely extend beyond basic classroom instruction. Areas that could be affected include extracurricular programs, student clubs, electives, on-campus College Credit Plus, athletics, music, transportation beyond state minimum requirements and class sizes.
We’re sharing this information to help residents understand the district’s financial outlook and the proposed operating levy on the November 3 ballot.
Learn more and follow the full informational series at www.euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
