🏈 Homecoming Night – Supporting the Church Family
During tonight’s Homecoming football game against Trimble, Eastern will be collecting monetary donations to support the Church family following the recent loss of their home in a house fire.
We encourage everyone attending tonight’s game to consider making a donation to help this family during such a difficult time. The main ticket booth will be the primary collection site.
Thank you to our Eastern community for your continued generosity and support.
Go Eagles! 🦅
Game Day!
Lady Eagles win in 3 at Federal Hocking!
Game Day!
JH Football is adding a 7th Grade only game Tuesday 10/13 Home vs Warren.
Race Day!
The Lady Eagles take down Fairland in 3!
Go Eagles!
Bus 24 Morning Pick Up Time changes- Effective tomorrow morning and continuing, until further notice. Bus 24 pick up times will run approximately as follows: First stop will be at approximately 6:00am on Bigley Ridge. All bus times that follow will run approximately 15 minutes earlier than they did this morning. Thank You.
Last Friday, our 6th-10th grade students participated in our Eagles Rise Together: Wellness Fair, inspired by the Sources of Strength Model and coordinated by our Student Health Council.
Students rotated through interactive stations focused on Family Support, Positive Friends, Mentors, Healthy Activities, Generosity, Spirituality, Physical Health, and Mental Health. Each station gave students a chance to learn, participate, and celebrate the people and activities that help keep us strong. We are so proud of our students and our Student Health Council for making this day such a fun and meaningful experience!
This event would not have been possible without the planning and hard work of our Behavioral Health & Wellness Coordinator, Miss. Erica White, who coordinated the funding, planning, and brought the Wellness Fair to life.
Students rotated through interactive stations focused on Family Support, Positive Friends, Mentors, Healthy Activities, Generosity, Spirituality, Physical Health, and Mental Health. Each station gave students a chance to learn, participate, and celebrate the people and activities that help keep us strong. We are so proud of our students and our Student Health Council for making this day such a fun and meaningful experience!
This event would not have been possible without the planning and hard work of our Behavioral Health & Wellness Coordinator, Miss. Erica White, who coordinated the funding, planning, and brought the Wellness Fair to life.
Game Day!
Athletics schedule for 10/4-10
Race Day!
Eagles win at Federal Hocking!
Go Eagles.
Beginning Monday October 5th, Bus 24 (Joe Barnhart) will run Smith Ridge on a temporary basis while road repairs are made on Long Run road. Riders on Bigley Ridge, Mount Olive, and School House Road can expect to be picked up 20 minutes earlier in the mornings. Thank You.
Game Day!
Final from The Nest: JV wins in 2, Varsity in 3
Go Eagles!
Homecoming week is next week! Show your school spirit by dressing up!!
Monday - PJ/Marvel Day
Tuesday - Tourist Day
Wednesday - Meme/Hat Day
Thursday - USA Day
Friday - Spirit Day
Monday - PJ/Marvel Day
Tuesday - Tourist Day
Wednesday - Meme/Hat Day
Thursday - USA Day
Friday - Spirit Day
Game Day!
Learning Comes to Life in Mrs. Harbour’s Classroom
Third-grade students in Mrs. Harbour’s science classroom have had the opportunity to watch science come to life.
Michelle Stumbo, Extension Educator with Ohio State University Extension in Meigs County, helped the class set quail eggs in mid-September. Most of the eggs hatched on Tuesday, September 29, and some of the students were even lucky enough to watch the chicks hatch.
Throughout the experience, students have been learning about the eggs, the hatching process, and now their new baby quail.
Thank you to Michelle Stumbo and Ohio State University Extension in Meigs County for providing our students with such a fun, hands-on learning experience.
Small School. Big Expectations.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Harbour’s science classroom have had the opportunity to watch science come to life.
Michelle Stumbo, Extension Educator with Ohio State University Extension in Meigs County, helped the class set quail eggs in mid-September. Most of the eggs hatched on Tuesday, September 29, and some of the students were even lucky enough to watch the chicks hatch.
Throughout the experience, students have been learning about the eggs, the hatching process, and now their new baby quail.
Thank you to Michelle Stumbo and Ohio State University Extension in Meigs County for providing our students with such a fun, hands-on learning experience.
Small School. Big Expectations.
Good Luck at Districts Dawson!
