The Lady Eagles will play Beaver in the District Semifinal game at Southeastern HS on Saturday 10/31. The official start time is still TBA. Check THIS page for updates. We will update everyone as soon as the official start time is announced.
Go Lady Eagles!
The Lady Eagles advance to the District Final with a win over Waterford!
Go Eagles!
Boys Basketball Conditioning
Conditioning will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, October 27, from 4:00–5:30 PM in the high school gym for any boys in grades 9–12 interested in playing basketball.
Building Bridges to Future Careers!
Eastern Elementary fifth- and sixth-grade students recently explored careers in construction and engineering through an engaging, hands-on activity led by Ms. Amy Robinson from the Athens-Meigs ESC in partnership with Tri-County Career Center.
Students were presented with a real-world challenge: a bridge near a school had washed away, and a replacement bridge needed to be built quickly to help students get home safely. Working with a limited set of supplies, students put their creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills to the test as they designed and built their own replacement bridges!
Throughout the activity, Ms. Robinson introduced students to a variety of careers in construction and engineering, helping them explore their interests and discover new possibilities for their futures.
At Eastern, we want every Eagle to find their E - Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled! Experiences like this help students explore the Employment pathway by introducing them to career opportunities, developing important workplace skills, and encouraging them to think about how their interests and talents could lead to a future career.
Happy, Healthy, and Eagle Strong!
Eastern Elementary fifth- and sixth-grade students recently explored careers in construction and engineering through an engaging, hands-on activity led by Ms. Amy Robinson from the Athens-Meigs ESC in partnership with Tri-County Career Center.
Students were presented with a real-world challenge: a bridge near a school had washed away, and a replacement bridge needed to be built quickly to help students get home safely. Working with a limited set of supplies, students put their creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills to the test as they designed and built their own replacement bridges!
Throughout the activity, Ms. Robinson introduced students to a variety of careers in construction and engineering, helping them explore their interests and discover new possibilities for their futures.
At Eastern, we want every Eagle to find their E - Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled! Experiences like this help students explore the Employment pathway by introducing them to career opportunities, developing important workplace skills, and encouraging them to think about how their interests and talents could lead to a future career.
Happy, Healthy, and Eagle Strong!
Finding Their E: Exploring Enrollment Opportunities!
Eastern High School students recently visited the University of Rio Grande College Fair to explore opportunities for life after graduation! Students had the chance to connect with college representatives, learn about different programs of study, and discover the many paths available to them after high school.
As part of our Finding Your E initiative, we encourage every Eastern Eagle to explore their future and find the path that best fits their goals and interests. For many students, that means Enrollment—discovering colleges, career programs, and educational opportunities that will help them take the next step toward their dreams.
Eastern High School students recently visited the University of Rio Grande College Fair to explore opportunities for life after graduation! Students had the chance to connect with college representatives, learn about different programs of study, and discover the many paths available to them after high school.
As part of our Finding Your E initiative, we encourage every Eastern Eagle to explore their future and find the path that best fits their goals and interests. For many students, that means Enrollment—discovering colleges, career programs, and educational opportunities that will help them take the next step toward their dreams.
Game Day!
The Lady Eagles Volleyball team plays in the District semifinal game at Southeastern High School on Monday 10/26 @ 6:00pm.
All in attendance must have a ticket. Tickets can be purchased online at ohsaa.org/tickets
Congratulations to Brooklyn Fogle on placing 12th at the District Cross Country meet Saturday! Brooklyn advances to the Regional meet on Saturday 10/31 @ Pickerington North.
Athletics schedule for 10/25-31
*Football is a 4 seed and will have a first round bye.
Final from East Shade River Stadium!
Go Eagles!
Last chance to sign up for Eastern Eagles Archery Club.
We’ve found that our students who participate in extracurricular activities have better grades, better attendance, and fewer behavior issues. Students involved in multiple activities also report feeling better prepared for life after school. Archery is another great opportunity to get involved.
Final sign-ups are Monday, October 26, from 5–7 PM at the Archery Building. Open to grades 4–12, with no experience or equipment purchase needed. Registration is $40, and high school students can earn a varsity letter.
Questions? Call or text Amanda Sams at 304-588-6143.
Game Day!
Senior night recognition begins at 5:30pm
Students had a Spooktacular time at the dance tonight! Thank you to the Eastern PTO for sponsoring the dance and thank you to all of our Eastern families for bringing your children back to school! It was a fabulous night!
Join us Saturday night as the Eagles take on Southern at East Shade River Stadium. Senior Night recognition begins at 5:30pm. Family members escorting seniors need to be lined up and ready by 5:15pm.
Go Eagles!
The Lady Eagles advance to the District Semifinals with a win in 3 sets over Paint Valley!
Go Eagles!
Eastern Bus 24 will be running about 20 minutes late this evening
Game Day!
Thank you to The Burrow Foundation and to Coach Burrow and Mrs. Burrow for coming to talk with our students today. Our students learned about some healthy habits to have for a healthy body and a healthy mind. The Burrows shared some of Joe's favorite foods to eat with our students. Your children have a bag they will bring home today with these food items. Some of these are fresh fruits and vegetables.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21st, the Kindergarten through sixth grade will have an assembly for Healthy Body Healthy Mind. This assembly is designed to educate students on healthy habits for life. The Joe Burrow Foundation is sponsoring this assembly. Please wear your Cincinnati Bengals or Joe Burrow gear or an orange or black shirt. Students will bring home a bag of fresh produce.
Friday, October 23rd, is the PTO is hosting a Halloween Dance for our PreSchool through sixth grade from 5:30-7:30 in the elementary gym. We would love to invite you to come back. The cost is $2.00. There will be concessions, games, and a costume contest. Please plan on staying with your children while they are at the dance.
Friday, October 23rd, is the PTO is hosting a Halloween Dance for our PreSchool through sixth grade from 5:30-7:30 in the elementary gym. We would love to invite you to come back. The cost is $2.00. There will be concessions, games, and a costume contest. Please plan on staying with your children while they are at the dance.
The Lady Eagles Volleyball team will host Paint Valley in a District Quarterfinal game on Thursday 10/22 @ 6:00pm.
All in attendance must have a ticket. No TVC or Eastern passes will be accepted. Tickets can be purchased online at ohsaa.org/tickets
