A full week ahead as our Panthers finish the first grading period! 💙💛 Check out the October 12–17 calendar and mark these highlights:
🍽️ Wednesday, October 14: Euclid Culinary Bistro Opening Day Buffet begins at 11 a.m., followed by the Board of Education meeting at 7 p.m. at the Fordyce Administration Building.
🏫 Thursday, October 15: Euclid High School Engagement Night runs from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Join Superintendent Karen Brown for the State of the Schools presentation at 6 p.m. in the EHS Auditorium.
📚 Friday, October 16: The first grading period ends! Let’s finish strong by arriving on time, staying engaged and completing assignments.
Best of luck to our Panther athletes competing this week, and congratulations to our Women’s Soccer Seniors celebrating Senior Night today! 🐾
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay
🍽️ Wednesday, October 14: Euclid Culinary Bistro Opening Day Buffet begins at 11 a.m., followed by the Board of Education meeting at 7 p.m. at the Fordyce Administration Building.
🏫 Thursday, October 15: Euclid High School Engagement Night runs from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Join Superintendent Karen Brown for the State of the Schools presentation at 6 p.m. in the EHS Auditorium.
📚 Friday, October 16: The first grading period ends! Let’s finish strong by arriving on time, staying engaged and completing assignments.
Best of luck to our Panther athletes competing this week, and congratulations to our Women’s Soccer Seniors celebrating Senior Night today! 🐾
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay
This October, we’re celebrating Principals Appreciation Month by spotlighting the leaders who make an IMPACT across Euclid City Schools!
Today, we’re recognizing Shoreview Elementary Principal Mrs. Shateema Walker and Assistant Principal Mr. Steve Johnson Jr.! Together, they help create a school community where every child feels welcomed, valued and believed in.
From Mrs. Walker’s nearly 30 years of working with children to Mr. Johnson’s commitment to helping students see what’s possible, their dedication gives Shoreview plenty to celebrate!
Swipe through to learn a little more about these two leaders, and leave a message of appreciation in the comments!
#OneEuclid #ThankAPrincipal #IMPACT
Today, we’re recognizing Shoreview Elementary Principal Mrs. Shateema Walker and Assistant Principal Mr. Steve Johnson Jr.! Together, they help create a school community where every child feels welcomed, valued and believed in.
From Mrs. Walker’s nearly 30 years of working with children to Mr. Johnson’s commitment to helping students see what’s possible, their dedication gives Shoreview plenty to celebrate!
Swipe through to learn a little more about these two leaders, and leave a message of appreciation in the comments!
#OneEuclid #ThankAPrincipal #IMPACT
📅 Reminder, Panther families! There will be no school tomorrow, Friday, October 9, for NEOEA Day.
Enjoy the long weekend! We look forward to welcoming students back on Monday, October 12. 💙💛
#OneEuclid
Enjoy the long weekend! We look forward to welcoming students back on Monday, October 12. 💙💛
#OneEuclid
The Junior Panther Fall Basketball League returns Saturday, October 17! Open to boys and girls in grades 3–6, the league is free for all Euclid students and offers an opportunity to build basketball skills, confidence, and teamwork.
The six-week program includes one game per week, with games held on Saturday mornings. Practices will take place at Euclid Middle School, 22555 Tracy Avenue.
Scan the QR code or click on the link to register your Junior Panther and get ready for a fun season on the court!
https://forms.gle/tzB57wcahRNKrRWH6
The six-week program includes one game per week, with games held on Saturday mornings. Practices will take place at Euclid Middle School, 22555 Tracy Avenue.
Scan the QR code or click on the link to register your Junior Panther and get ready for a fun season on the court!
https://forms.gle/tzB57wcahRNKrRWH6
Our Issue 5 Levy Information Series continues with a look at how past funding decisions shaped the district’s current financial outlook.
In 2021, Ohio adopted the bipartisan Fair School Funding Plan, with funding phased in over several years. Counting on the state’s share, the Euclid Board of Education chose not to renew a separate $5.2 million levy in 2022.
The funding provided through the 2025 state budget fell short of what was committed. Without additional revenue, district projections show expenses exceeding revenue by 10% next year.
This timeline provides context for why Euclid City Schools is seeking new operating revenue through Issue 5, the proposed 6.75-mill continuing operating levy on the November 3 ballot.
Learn more at www.euclidschools.org/page/levy-information
#OneEuclid
🎃 Don’t forget! The Euclid FFA Fall Market is TOMORROW, Thursday, October 8!
Stop by for pumpkins, garlic and livestock, and join our FFA students for some fall fun! 🍂
🕘 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
📍 Memorial Options Center parking lot
22800 Fox Avenue, Euclid
💵 Cash only, please!
We hope to see you there!
#OneEuclid
Stop by for pumpkins, garlic and livestock, and join our FFA students for some fall fun! 🍂
🕘 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
📍 Memorial Options Center parking lot
22800 Fox Avenue, Euclid
💵 Cash only, please!
We hope to see you there!
#OneEuclid
A new week, more opportunities to show your Panther Pride! 💙💛 Check out what’s happening across Euclid Schools October 5–10.
📸 Shoreview Picture Day: Tuesday, October 6
📸 Early Learning Village Picture Day: Thursday, October 8
📅 No school: Friday, October 9, for NEOEA Day
Wishing our students a great week of learning and our Panther athletes success in their competitions. Let’s make every school day count! 🐾
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay
📅 Reminder, Panther families! There will be no school tomorrow, Wednesday, September 30, for a Teacher Professional Development Day.
Our teachers will spend the day learning, collaborating and preparing to support student success. We look forward to welcoming students back on Thursday, October 1! 💙💛
#OneEuclid
Our teachers will spend the day learning, collaborating and preparing to support student success. We look forward to welcoming students back on Thursday, October 1! 💙💛
#OneEuclid
It’s Homecoming Week in Euclid! 💙💛
There’s plenty of Panther Pride on the calendar, from soccer and volleyball to Friday night’s Homecoming football game against Brunswick. Join us at Euclid Community Stadium at 7 p.m. to cheer on the Panthers! The celebration continues with the EHS Homecoming Dance on Saturday.
A reminder for families: There is no school Wednesday, September 30, for a staff professional development day. Athletic events scheduled for Wednesday are listed on the graphic.
Check out this week’s full schedule, and let’s make it a great week, Panthers! #OneEuclid
There’s plenty of Panther Pride on the calendar, from soccer and volleyball to Friday night’s Homecoming football game against Brunswick. Join us at Euclid Community Stadium at 7 p.m. to cheer on the Panthers! The celebration continues with the EHS Homecoming Dance on Saturday.
A reminder for families: There is no school Wednesday, September 30, for a staff professional development day. Athletic events scheduled for Wednesday are listed on the graphic.
Check out this week’s full schedule, and let’s make it a great week, Panthers! #OneEuclid
📅 Reminder for Euclid Schools families: There will be no school for students on Wednesday, September 30, while our teachers and staff take part in a professional development day.
We look forward to welcoming students back on Thursday, October 1! 💙💛
We look forward to welcoming students back on Thursday, October 1! 💙💛
One missed day may not seem like much, but absences can add up quickly. Missing just one day every other week equals approximately 18 days over a 180-day school year, reaching the threshold for chronic absenteeism.
Chronic absenteeism means missing 10% or more of the school year, including both excused and unexcused absences. Regular attendance helps students stay connected to their classmates, keep pace with instruction and build the routines they need for success.
If your family is experiencing challenges that make regular attendance difficult, please contact your student’s school. We are here to help.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY.
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Chronic absenteeism means missing 10% or more of the school year, including both excused and unexcused absences. Regular attendance helps students stay connected to their classmates, keep pace with instruction and build the routines they need for success.
If your family is experiencing challenges that make regular attendance difficult, please contact your student’s school. We are here to help.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY.
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Every minute of learning matters! ⏰
Arriving on time helps students begin the day with their classmates, hear important instructions and settle into a successful learning routine. Even a few minutes missed each day can add up over the school year.
Families can help by preparing backpacks and clothing the night before, establishing consistent bedtime and morning routines and planning backup transportation when possible. If your family is facing an attendance barrier, please contact your student’s school. We’re here to help.
Being present means arriving on time and staying through the end of the school day.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY.
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Arriving on time helps students begin the day with their classmates, hear important instructions and settle into a successful learning routine. Even a few minutes missed each day can add up over the school year.
Families can help by preparing backpacks and clothing the night before, establishing consistent bedtime and morning routines and planning backup transportation when possible. If your family is facing an attendance barrier, please contact your student’s school. We’re here to help.
Being present means arriving on time and staying through the end of the school day.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY.
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Another busy week is ahead across Euclid Schools! Panther athletics will be in action throughout the week, including soccer, volleyball, cross-country and football contests. Families are also invited to the Early Learning Village Family Picnic for students in grades K–2 on Friday, September 25.
The Euclid Board of Education will hold a Special Board Meeting on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the Fordyce Administration Building. We hope you’ll come out and support our Panthers wherever they compete this week!
The Euclid Board of Education will hold a Special Board Meeting on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:30 p.m. at the Fordyce Administration Building. We hope you’ll come out and support our Panthers wherever they compete this week!
Sixth grade is an important transition point in a student’s education. Students are managing greater independence, more challenging coursework and new expectations while building the habits that will carry them into high school.
Chronic absence at this age can be an early sign that a student is struggling academically, socially or personally. An indicator is not a prediction. It is a signal that families and schools have an opportunity to provide support early.
Regular attendance helps students keep pace with their classes, strengthen relationships with teachers and classmates, and remain connected to the activities that make school engaging.
If your student is experiencing an attendance barrier, please contact their school. Together, we can help them regain momentum and remain on the path toward graduation.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Chronic absence at this age can be an early sign that a student is struggling academically, socially or personally. An indicator is not a prediction. It is a signal that families and schools have an opportunity to provide support early.
Regular attendance helps students keep pace with their classes, strengthen relationships with teachers and classmates, and remain connected to the activities that make school engaging.
If your student is experiencing an attendance barrier, please contact their school. Together, we can help them regain momentum and remain on the path toward graduation.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Over the next several weeks, Euclid City Schools will share factual information to help our community understand Issue 5, the district’s proposed 6.75-mill continuing operating levy on the November 3 ballot.
The series will explain what is being proposed, why the district is seeking new operating revenue, what the levy would cost property owners and what could be affected without additional revenue.
Issue 5 would generate approximately $6.87 million annually for day-to-day school operations. The estimated cost is $19.67 per month for each $100,000 of property value.
Learn more and follow the full informational series at www.euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
The series will explain what is being proposed, why the district is seeking new operating revenue, what the levy would cost property owners and what could be affected without additional revenue.
Issue 5 would generate approximately $6.87 million annually for day-to-day school operations. The estimated cost is $19.67 per month for each $100,000 of property value.
Learn more and follow the full informational series at www.euclidschools.org/page/levy-information.
#OneEuclid
One in four Ohio students is chronically absent, but that number represents more than a statistic. It represents valuable time away from instruction, classmates, teachers and school activities.
Chronic absenteeism means missing at least 10% of the school year, which can be as little as two to three days each month. The absences do not need to be consecutive, and both excused and unexcused absences count toward the total.
We know that every absence has a story. Our goal is to work alongside families, identify barriers and provide support before missed time begins affecting a student’s progress.
If your family is experiencing challenges with regular attendance, please contact your child’s school. Together, we can help every student remain connected and moving forward.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
Chronic absenteeism means missing at least 10% of the school year, which can be as little as two to three days each month. The absences do not need to be consecutive, and both excused and unexcused absences count toward the total.
We know that every absence has a story. Our goal is to work alongside families, identify barriers and provide support before missed time begins affecting a student’s progress.
If your family is experiencing challenges with regular attendance, please contact your child’s school. Together, we can help every student remain connected and moving forward.
EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
There is another busy and exciting week ahead across Euclid Schools! Our Panthers will have several opportunities to learn, connect and compete throughout this week.
Arbor Elementary will hold Picture Day on Tuesday, followed by Memorial Options Center on Wednesday. Also on Wednesday, community members are invited to join Superintendent Karen Brown for breakfast at the Euclid Public Library beginning at 8:30 a.m.
On Thursday, all Euclid Schools will participate in Fathers Walk, welcoming fathers and other important male figures to walk students into school. Panther athletics will also be in action throughout the week, with soccer, volleyball, cross-country and football competitions on the schedule.
The week concludes with varsity football returning to Euclid Community Stadium to face the Strongsville Mustangs on Friday at 7 p.m. The Euclid Cross Country Team will also race in the McNulty Invitational in Cleveland Heights. We hope to see plenty of Panther Pride in the stands next week!
Arbor Elementary will hold Picture Day on Tuesday, followed by Memorial Options Center on Wednesday. Also on Wednesday, community members are invited to join Superintendent Karen Brown for breakfast at the Euclid Public Library beginning at 8:30 a.m.
On Thursday, all Euclid Schools will participate in Fathers Walk, welcoming fathers and other important male figures to walk students into school. Panther athletics will also be in action throughout the week, with soccer, volleyball, cross-country and football competitions on the schedule.
The week concludes with varsity football returning to Euclid Community Stadium to face the Strongsville Mustangs on Friday at 7 p.m. The Euclid Cross Country Team will also race in the McNulty Invitational in Cleveland Heights. We hope to see plenty of Panther Pride in the stands next week!
Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Euclid Schools joins our nation in remembering the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the terrorist attacks in New York City, at the Pentagon and aboard Flight 93.
We honor the courage of the first responders, service members and everyday people who acted with extraordinary bravery. We also recognize the families and communities whose lives were forever changed.
September 11 is observed as Patriot Day and the National Day of Service and Remembrance. As we help a new generation understand this important chapter in our nation’s history, may we continue to demonstrate the unity, compassion and service that brought Americans together in the days that followed.
Twenty-five years later, we remember. We honor. We will never forget.
We honor the courage of the first responders, service members and everyday people who acted with extraordinary bravery. We also recognize the families and communities whose lives were forever changed.
September 11 is observed as Patriot Day and the National Day of Service and Remembrance. As we help a new generation understand this important chapter in our nation’s history, may we continue to demonstrate the unity, compassion and service that brought Americans together in the days that followed.
Twenty-five years later, we remember. We honor. We will never forget.
Reading opens the door to learning in every subject. 📚
In the early grades, students build foundational skills such as recognizing words, developing vocabulary and understanding what they read. As they progress through school, they increasingly rely on those skills to follow directions, solve math problems, explore science, understand history and learn independently.
Reading success also builds confidence. When students can understand and engage with what they are learning, they are better prepared to participate in class, express their ideas and take on new challenges.
These skills develop through consistent instruction and practice. Regular attendance gives students access to each step in that learning process and allows teachers to recognize when additional support may be needed.
Every day in school supports a student’s progress. EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
In the early grades, students build foundational skills such as recognizing words, developing vocabulary and understanding what they read. As they progress through school, they increasingly rely on those skills to follow directions, solve math problems, explore science, understand history and learn independently.
Reading success also builds confidence. When students can understand and engage with what they are learning, they are better prepared to participate in class, express their ideas and take on new challenges.
These skills develop through consistent instruction and practice. Regular attendance gives students access to each step in that learning process and allows teachers to recognize when additional support may be needed.
Every day in school supports a student’s progress. EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame #AttendanceMatters
September sets the tone for the entire school year. 📚
Missing a day here and there may not seem like much, but absences can add up quickly. Establishing strong routines now helps students stay connected to their learning, teachers and classmates throughout the year.
Families can help by preparing for school the night before, maintaining consistent bedtime and morning routines, scheduling appointments outside school hours when possible and developing a backup transportation plan.
We understand that illnesses, emergencies and other challenges happen. If your family is experiencing a barrier to regular attendance, please contact your child’s school so we can help.
Let’s start strong and keep the momentum going. EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame
Missing a day here and there may not seem like much, but absences can add up quickly. Establishing strong routines now helps students stay connected to their learning, teachers and classmates throughout the year.
Families can help by preparing for school the night before, maintaining consistent bedtime and morning routines, scheduling appointments outside school hours when possible and developing a backup transportation plan.
We understand that illnesses, emergencies and other challenges happen. If your family is experiencing a barrier to regular attendance, please contact your child’s school so we can help.
Let’s start strong and keep the momentum going. EVERY PANTHER, EVERY DAY. 💙💛
#OneEuclid #EveryPantherEveryDay #StayInTheGame
