There will be no school tomorrow, Friday April 7th and Monday, April 10th in observance of Easter. We hope you have a wonderful Easter Weekend!
Get a quick glance at the 11th grade Robotics and Automation Career Tech Program as they work on a helicopter project. https://youtu.be/pXF-v1pNB7w
Euclid Marching Panthers will be hosting a Battle of the Bands on April 22nd, featuring 7 of the best bands country-wide. You won't want to miss it! https://youtu.be/Mqcb3RL3lL8
The Easter Bunny will be hopping around Euclid Community Stadium tomorrow at our annual Easter Egg Hunt! Join us, rain or shine.
This morning students notified Euclid Middle School staff that they had concerns involving threats based on text messages that were circulating between students. Some specific students were included in the threats. The families of these students have been directly contacted by Euclid Middle School Administration. If you did not receive notification from the school, then your child was not mentioned in any of the concerning text messages. Euclid Police Department is actively conducting further investigation, specific to the text messages.
We also received a series of random phone calls that did not have any threats but caused concern when coupled with the other information that was reported by students this morning. These phone calls were mostly hang-ups that are now believed to be unrelated to the other communications. However, out of an abundance of caution, we wanted to vet these calls and trace them back to the caller. Nothing credible has been found at this time.
All students that entered the building this morning were screened using the Evolv Weapons Detection Systems, as they are every day, and nothing concerning was discovered.
We are now resuming regular class schedules at our Secondary Campus, and the lockdown has been lifted.
The Euclid Police Department will have a presence on the campus all day, extending through dismissal time, as a precautionary measure to support our Euclid Schools Department of Public Safety.
We have entered into a precautionary lockdown at the Euclid Schools Secondary Campus due to social media threats made. Our Department of Public Safety has notified Euclid Police Department and are working together to investigate this situation. Please do not come to the school at this time–no one will be allowed in or out of the building.
Class of 2023, make sure to submit your Local Money Scholarship Application by Wednesday! There are over 30 scholarships available exclusively to Euclid High School Seniors. #OneEuclid
https://euclidschoolsfoundation.org/all-scholarships/
The Panther Marching Band will be hosting 2 events this spring! Join the band for their Parent Interest Meeting and their Battle of the Bands event!
Calling all 9th grade parents! Join us for our 90's Throwback Parents Only Skate Party. Please register using the QR code below.
Don't miss our All-City Orchestra Concert this evening in the Auditorium at Euclid High School at 7 pm. Performances include the 5th Grade Elementary Orchestra, Middle School Orchestra and High School Orchestra.
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Remember EHS Students, there will be no school for Freshmen, Sophomores and Seniors. All Juniors will be taking the SAT.
Juniors, please be at School ready to start testing at 7:15 am. Following the SAT, Students will be given lunch and will leave for the remainder of the day.
Today, students from our middle school and high school learning centers visited First Energy Stadium for a community ice skating session! Our students were invited to First Energy Stadium by our Stay in the Game Partners to celebrate their commitment to good school attendance.
Today, Euclid High School celebrated Black History Month through its annual Black History Month Talent Show. Students read poetry, performed dances and self-written songs. Varsity Chorale and the Orchestra also performed during the talent show. Here's a small glimpse of the celebration!
Don't miss out on College Credit Plus info Night tonight at 6 pm in the Euclid High School Cafeteria!
CCP is available to students in grades 7-12. We'll review CCP placement details and how to enroll in CCP course offerings at EHS.
In addition, we will have representatives from Cleveland State University, Cuyahoga Community College, and Lakeland Community College available for questions.
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Applications for students interested in our career tech programs must be submitted by February 19th. To view Lakeshore Compact's CTE catalog check out the link below, or visit lakeshorecompact.org.
CTE Catalog: https://www.paperturn-view.com/mentor-public-schools/lake-shore-compact-2022-2023-program-catalog?pid=MjE210234&v=1.1
Reminder! There is NO SCHOOL for Euclid Students, Friday, February 17th and Monday, February 20th in observance of Presidents' Day.
Reminder! There is NO SCHOOL for Euclid Students, Friday, February 17th and Monday, February 20th in observance of Presidents' Day.
Remember there will be NO SCHOOL for Euclid Students K-12 tomorrow, Wednesday, February 8th, for a Teacher Professional Development Day.
Studio Arts and Visual Design Students Naomi and Shelby were selected as Poster and CD cover winners for Tri-C's 26th Annual Rock Off. Their artwork will be utilized to promote the event by Tri-C, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Rock Nation. Congratulations to them both!
Sophomore Students and Families, do not miss the opportunity to learn first-hand about the career technical education opportunities available to our students through the Lake Shore Compact! Visit with instructors and hear about programs available during Junior and Senior Year.
The Expo will take place in Daugherty Gymnasium. Enter through the Athletic Entrance (Door 5) to get to the gym.
