02/28/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Thursday, February 28th. 
• Black History fact for today, February 28: On this day in 1932, Richard Spikes invented/patented the automatic gearshift. Remember this invention, students, as you complete your Driver's Education Classes. On this day in 1942, there was riot at the Sojourner Truth Housing Projects in Detroit, Mi. The construction of the complex was promised to house Black defense workers during World War II. White residents living near the project’s location at Nevada and Fenelon Streets protested to change the occupancy to white only, and federal authorities promised to build housing for Black workers elsewhere. After failing to secure an alternative site, these Black workers fought for the right to move into Sojourner Truth, but not without incident. Even though the "race riot" was initiated by white neighbors, the majority of those arrested and mistreated were African-American. This sparked dissonance between the city and its member and has been said to have fueled the riots during the following year of 1943 in Detroit.
• Join for some fun in the cafeteria for National school breakfast week. Starting on March 4 thru March 8. We will have games and prizes and different breakfast choices for you to vote on. See you there!
• Our Chess Club is cancelled today. See you next Thursday. Remember, The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer someone else up.
• There will be no Junior /Senior Ambassador meeting today (Thursday, February 28, 2019)
• If you missed the high school girls track meeting come see coach nosse in the boy’s gym to get paperwork. Practice starts Monday March 4th in the old football stadium.
• The Chinese New Year is tomorrow and we will be having a celebration here at Euclid High School from 6pm to 8pm. It is completely free for Euclid school students and families. Come see performances, do activities, and enjoy an authentic Chinese dinner! Register in Room 226 with Ms. Wang, the Chinese teacher.
• It's the final days to submit your photos for the yearbook contest! Email or share your pictures in Google Drive to agaul@euclidschools.org. There will be features, recognition and prizes for those who submit and are chosen. Please include your full name and grade and put "Photo Contest" in the subject line. Deadline for submissions is Friday!
• Euclid Yoga Club members! Let's get settled in our mats this Friday! Yoga is a great way to kick start your weekend! This Friday, Bring your mats, bring your focus, bring your joy to join us for yoga this Friday! See you at Friday yoga!
• All 8th grade boys and girls coming out for track there is a mandatory Spring Parent Meeting which will be held on Monday March 4th @ 6pm in the little theatre. You and your parents need to come to this meeting.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, Practices will run today through Tuesday, March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday, March 7 after school.
• Seniors! The Local Money Scholarship application has been released! If you are college-bound, you don't want to miss this opportunity. All scholarship money is given to Euclid High School seniors, so your chance of being a recipient is very good. The applications have been sent via email and they are posted on Naviance. You can also stop by Mrs. Walling's office to pick up a copy of the application. Applications are due no later than March 19th.
• Attention 8th graders interested in signing up for spring tennis. Please see Mrs. Kaiser in room 190 to sign up. You need a current physical and an active account on Final Forms. The first practice will be on March 4th at Central Middle School. You will need to get on the bus to Central and have a ride by 4:30. Dress for the weather.
• Any 8th grade boy or girl interested in track and field please sign-up with Mrs.Bowers-Craig in room 103.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a thought-filled Thursday.

02/27/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Wednesday, February 27th. 
• Black History fact for today, February 27: On this day in 1988, Figure skater Debi Thomas became the first African American to win a medal (bronze) at the winter Olympic Games. On this day in 1902, Marian Anderson was born in Philadelphia, PA. Anderson became a world-renowned opera singer and the first African American soloist to perform at the White House. Shout out to the cast of Big Show as they prepare for this year's performance of Freaky Friday. Be sure to check postings so that you can grab a ticket... or two!
• Our Lady Panthers girls basketball team will play in the District Championship game at Perry High School on Thursday at 7pm.... Please come out and cheer on these ladies and their coaching staff. If you have additional questions please feel free to contact the Athletic Department.
• The results for the 5th contest of the Ohio Math League are in. Congratulations to Roummell Harris for finishing in first place. Roummell is also in first place for the year. Evan Botzki finished in second and is also in second for the year. Evan passed up Alex Bowman on the all time list and is now in 9th place in the career standings. Nate Ahragbedey finished in third place. He scored his 300th career point and passed Mike D'Arcy to be 12th on the all time list. Dylan Wholaver has his highest finish in 4th place, and Isabel Baca was fifth. Ashawn Berry scored his 200th career point. Thanks to all that participated. The last contest will be on the Tuesday after spring break.
• If you missed the high school girls track meeting come see coach nosse in the boy’s gym to get paperwork. Practice starts Monday March 4th in the old football stadium.
• Chinese Club members, there will be a special meeting after school today, so please make plans to attend.
• The Chinese New Year is tomorrow and we will be having a celebration here at Euclid High School from 6pm to 8pm. It is completely free for Euclid school students and families. Come see performances, do activities, and enjoy an authentic Chinese dinner! Register in Room 226 with Ms. Wang, the Chinese teacher.
• It's the final days to submit your photos for the yearbook contest! Email or share your pictures in Google Drive to agaul@euclidschools.org. There will be features, recognition and prizes for those who submit and are chosen. Please include your full name and grade and put "Photo Contest" in the subject line. Deadline for submissions is Friday!
• Euclid Yoga Club members! Let's get settled in our mats this Friday! Yoga is a great way to kick start your weekend! This Friday, Bring your mats, bring your focus, bring your joy to join us for yoga this Friday! See you at Friday yoga!
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, Practices will run today through Tuesday, March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday, March 7 after school.
• Seniors! The Local Money Scholarship application has been released! If you are college-bound, you don't want to miss this opportunity. All scholarship money is given to Euclid High School seniors, so your chance of being a recipient is very good. The applications have been sent via email and they are posted on Naviance. You can also stop by Mrs. Walling's office to pick up a copy of the application. Applications are due no later than March 19th.
• Attention 8th graders interested in signing up for spring tennis. Please see Mrs. Kaiser in room 190 to sign up. You need a current physical and an active account on Final Forms. The first practice will be on March 4th at Central Middle School. You will need to get on the bus to Central and have a ride by 4:30. Dress for the weather.
• Any 8th grade boy or girl interested in track and field please sign-up in Mrs.Bowers-Craig’s classroom (room 103).
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity.  Have a wonderful Wednesday.

02/26/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Tuesday, February 26th.
• Black History fact for today, February 26: On this day in 1869, the 15th Amendment guaranteeing the right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous conditions of servitude (slavery) was sent to the states for ratification. Is wasn't adopted into the Constitution until 1870. We encourage all students who are at least 18 years old to register and exercise your right to vote; our ancestors fought for that right!
• Congratulations to Ms.Henry's top Membean performers: Quinten Bradford, Janiyha Scott, Alecia King, Tatiana Mitchell, Erin Wilson, Jalen Fisher, Quin'Nya Powell, Charles Atwell, Jameel Pruitt, Tori Tillman, and Jason Collins. Great job as you prepare for the AIR test!
• Congratulations to the following students who have been selected to become new members of the National Honor Society. Please congratulate them when you see them. 11th graders - Jordan Brown, Chrislynn Brownlee, Alex Bryan, Mariah Childress, Taylor Curtain, Maggie Elkins, Kayla Granite, Dylan Gray, Meghan Grisez, Gwen Hale, Ini Inyang, Isabella Johnson, Kaleb Johnson, Janiya Mason, Da'shanel Nichols, Chaniya Perkins, Catherine Webb, Kadaia Williams, Janet Wittine, And 12th Graders - Zhara Edwards, Natalia Gray, Kiera Minter, Tosheania Phoenix, And Janya Robinson.
• Congratulations to the 2019-20 Marching Band Pantherette Captain Kaylen Bannerman and Co-Captain Heaven Tate! Great job at the audition!
• National Junior Honor Society Members, please check your Google Classroom for important updates regarding National Junior Honor Society. Please respond to the two questions so that we can get accurate counts and information. Thank you!
• All Boys interested in running outdoor track are asked to attend a mandatory meeting today in Room 323 at 2:20. If you are not able to attend this meeting please see Coach Gibbons in room 323. Thanks
• The Chinese New Year is this Thursday, February 28 and we will be having a celebration here at Euclid High School from 6pm to 8pm. It is completely free for Euclid school students and families. Come see performances, do activities, and enjoy an authentic Chinese dinner! Register in Room 226 with Ms. Wang, the Chinese teacher.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, Practices will run today through Tuesday, March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday, March 7 after school.
• Seniors! The Local Money Scholarship application has been released! If you are college-bound, you don't want to miss this opportunity. All scholarship money is given to Euclid High School seniors, so your chance of being a recipient is very good. The applications have been sent via email and they are posted on Naviance. You can also stop by Mrs. Walling's office to pick up a copy of the application. Applications are due no later than March 19th.
• Attention 8th graders interested in signing up for spring tennis. Please see Mrs. Kaiser in room 190 to sign up. You need a current physical and an active account on Final Forms. The first practice will be on March 4th at Central Middle School. You will need to get on the bus to Central and have a ride by 4:30. Dress for the weather.
• Any 8th grade boy or girl interested in track and field please sign-up in Mrs.Bowers-Craig’s classroom (room 103).
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a terrific Tuesday.

02/25/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Monday, February 25th.
• National Junior Honor Society Members, please check your Google Classroom for important updates regarding National Junior Honor Society. Please respond to the two questions so that we can get accurate counts and information. Thank you!
• Black History fact for today, February 25: On this day in 1870, Hiram Rhodes Revels was sworn in as the first black U.S. Senator and first black Representative in Congress. On this day in 1948, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King was ordained as a Baptist minister at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. On this day in 1971, then President Richard Nixon met with members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) and appointed a White House panel to study a list of recommendations made by the group. Established that same year, the Congressional Black Caucus was and continues to be committed to using the full Constitutional power, statutory authority, and financial resources of the federal government to ensure that African Americans and other marginalized communities in the United States have the opportunity to achieve the American Dream.
• Congratulations to Mrs. Walsh-Hilf's High Membean Achievers who went above and beyond their 45 minutes this past week. Keep up the good work India Wilkerson, Rakaya Hodges, Evin Harris, Aniyah Cephus, Donaijah Kane, Sadye Penny and Izac Shields. Keep up the good work building your vocabulary to increase your reading comprehension.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, there will be a mandatory kick off meeting this evening at 6pm in the band room. Practices will run from Tuesday, February 26 through Tuesday, March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday March 7 after school.
• Sophomore students who have applied to a Lake Shore Compact Career Tech Program: Acceptance letters are ready! Please stop by room 324 today to find out if you have been accepted into a CTE Program. If accepted, you will have until March 1st to return your Accept/Decline Declaration Form to the CTE Office in room 324.
• Chinese Club members! There will be Chinese Club meeting today! Please come after school to room 226, to join the Chinese Club meeting! The Chinese Club today will discuss the Chinese New Year this Thursday! Come to Chinese Club meeting today!
• All Boys interested in running outdoor track are asked to attend a mandatory meeting on Tuesday February 26th in Room 323 at 2:20. If you are not able to attend this meeting please see Coach Gibbons in room 323. Thanks
• If you are interested in taking CCP classes at Euclid High School next year, please see your counselor. You will need to take the ACCUPLACER, which is a placement test. We are offering the ACCUPLACER on February 27th. Be sure to see your counselor by the end of the week if you are interested!
• The Chinese New Year is this Thursday, February 28 and we will be having a celebration here at Euclid High School from 6pm to 8pm. It's completely free for Euclid school students and families. See performances, do activities, and enjoy an authentic Chinese dinner! Again, the celebration is free for Euclid students and families! Register in Room 226 with Ms. Wang, the Chinese teacher.
• Seniors! The Local Money Scholarship application has been released! If you are college-bound, you don't want to miss this opportunity. All scholarship money is given to Euclid High School seniors, so your chance of being a recipient is very good. The applications have been sent via email and they are posted on Naviance. You can also stop by Mrs. Walling's office to pick up a copy of the application. Applications are due no later than March 19th.
• Any 8th grade boy or girl interested in track and field please sign-up in Mrs.Bowers-Craig’s classroom (room 103).
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a motivated Monday.

02/22/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Friday, February 22nd.
• On Tuesday we announced the winning doors for the Black History Door Contest but did not highlight the students that contributed. We'd like to acknowledge Lauren Samuels & Reese Worship for their contributions to Ms. Langford's door, Christine Saterides for her work on Ms. Miceli's door, and Ms. Bauckman's art club for their artistic expressions on her door. We apologize for the oversight. Prizes will be awarded on Monday to the winners. We thank everyone, again, for their participation.
• To the Spanish 3 Honors students who went on the Cleveland Public Theater trip. The Puerto Rican food was delicious! The play was funny and thought provoking. You were wonderful. Thank you for a wonderful evening of dinner and theater.
• National Junior Honor Society Members, please check your Google Classroom as important updates regarding National Junior Honor Society have been added. Please respond to the two questions so that we can get accurate counts and information. Thank you!
• Sophomore students who have applied to a Lake Shore Compact Career Tech Program: Acceptance letters are ready! Please stop by room 324 today to find out if you have been accepted into a CTE Program. If accepted, you will have until March 1st to return your Accept/Decline Declaration Form to the CTE Office in room 324.
• If you are interested in taking CCP classes at Euclid High School next year, please see your counselor. You will need to take the ACCUPLACER, which is a placement test. We are offering the ACCUPLACER on February 27th. Be sure to see your counselor by the end of the week if you are interested!
• Seniors! The Local Money Scholarship application has been released! If you are college-bound, you don't want to miss this opportunity. All scholarship money is given to Euclid High School seniors, so your chance of being a recipient is very good. The applications have been sent via email and they are posted on Naviance. You can also stop by Mrs. Walling's office to pick up a copy of the application. Applications are due no later than March 19th.
• Chinese Club will meet this Friday. We will be organizing a Chinese fan dance. Any students who are interested in the Chinese fan dance please come after school on Friday. Fan Dance students please come to Chinese Club meeting this Friday!
• Any 8th grade boy or girl interested in track and field please sign-up in Mrs.Bowers-Craig’s classroom (room 103).
• The Euclidian Yearbook is having our first ever student/staff photo contest running through Friday, March 1. School-related and appropriate pictures (no hand signs) can be submitted via email or Google Drive to agaul@euclidschools.org for inclusion in the 2019 book. There will be features, recognition and prizes for those who submit and are chosen. Please include your full name and grade and put "Photo Contest" in the subject line. Please feel free to submit as many photos as you would like.
• The Euclid High School Drumline will perform at the Lake Erie Folk Music Festival at Shore Culture Center this Saturday, Feb. 23, at 2:45pm. Drumline should report to the high school at 1:15pm. We will wear full uniform. Admission to the daytime events is free.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, there will be a mandatory kick off meeting Monday, February 25 at 6pm in the band room. Practices will run from Tuesday Feb. 26 through Tuesday March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday March 7 after school.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a fantastic Friday.

02/21/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Thursday, February 21st.
• Black History fact for today, February 21: On this day in 1965, Malcolm X, born Malcolm Little was assassinated as he took the stage to speak at the Audubon Ballroom in New York. Malcolm X was a leader and prominent figure in the Nation of Islam who spoke of race pride and black nationalism in the 1960's. Today also marks the birth of the late, great Nina Simone who was an American singer, songwriter, pianist, arranger, and activist in the civil rights movement.
• Sophomore students who have applied to a Lake Shore Compact Career Tech Program: Acceptance letters are ready! Please stop by room 324 today to find out if you have been accepted into a CTE Program. If accepted, you will have until March 1st to return your Accept/Decline Declaration Form to the CTE Office in room 324.
• This message is from Mrs. Jones in the Curriculum Office: Attention Juniors, you will be taking the SAT on March 6. To prepare for this, there will be 2 SAT pre-administration sessions, this Friday, February 22nd and Monday, February 25th. Slips with your time and location will go out today and tomorrow. If you do not receive a slip from your 1st period teacher by Thursday, please come down to the curriculum office.
• If you are interested in taking CCP classes at Euclid High School next year, please see your counselor. You will need to take the ACCUPLACER, which is a placement test. We are offering the ACCUPLACER on February 27th. Be sure to see your counselor by the end of the week if you are interested!
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars would like to send a special thank you to all the students that attended our Zumba class yesterday as part of our Fit in February Initiative. We danced, sang, and had a great time. Be sure to keep an ear out for our next event.
• Seniors! The Local Money Scholarship application has been released! If you are college-bound, you don't want to miss this opportunity. All scholarship money is given to Euclid High School seniors, so your chance of being a recipient is very good. The applications have been sent via email and they are posted on Naviance. You can also stop by Mrs. Walling's office to pick up a copy of the application. Applications are due no later than March 19th.
• Chinese Club will meet this Friday. We will be organizing a Chinese fan dance. Any students who are interested in the Chinese fan dance please come after school on Friday. Fan Dance students please come to Chinese Club meeting this Friday!
• Any 8th grade boy or girl interested in track and field please sign-up in Mrs.Bowers-Craig’s classroom (room 103).
• The Euclidian Yearbook is having our first ever student/staff photo contest running through Friday, March 1. School-related and appropriate pictures (no hand signs) can be submitted via email or Google Drive to agaul@euclidschools.org for inclusion in the 2019 book. There will be features, recognition and prizes for those who submit and are chosen. Please include your full name and grade and put "Photo Contest" in the subject line. Please feel free to submit as many photos as you would like.
• The Euclid High School Drumline will perform at the Lake Erie Folk Music Festival at Shore Culture Center this Saturday, Feb. 23, at 2:45pm. Drumline should report to the high school at 1:15pm. We will wear full uniform. Admission to the daytime events is free.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, there will be a mandatory kick off meeting Monday, February 25 at 6pm in the band room. Practices will run from Tuesday Feb. 26 through Tuesday March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday March 7 after school.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a thoughtful Thursday.

02/20/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Wednesday, February 20th.
• Black History fact for today, February 20: On this day in 1895, Fredrick Douglass passed away. Douglass was the leading Black spokesman for almost fifty years. He was a major abolitionist, a lecturer and editor. On this day in 1927, Sidney Poitier was born. He went on to become the 1st African-American to win an Academy Award (aka an Oscar) in a starring role.
• Congratulations to Ms.Henry's top Membean users: Jason Collins, Jameel Pruitt, Charles Atwell, Quin'Nya Powell, Courtney Denson, Dariya Rodgers, Alecia King, Jatavious Lamar, and Mikalah Sanders. Keep up the great work as we prepare for the AIR Test! Your efforts make everyone proud!
• Congratulations to the top Membean Performers for Mrs. Walsh-Hilf's Class last week who went above and beyond their 45 required minutes. Great job Destini Tucker, Damia Carson, Braden Huey, Legacy Pratt, Sadye Penny, DeWayne Walker, Janine Barfield, Aniyah Cephus, and Lauren Johnson. Keep up the growth mindset as you continue to build your vocabulary and increase your reading comprehension.
• This message is from Mrs. Jones in the Curriculum Office: Attention Juniors, you will be taking the SAT on March 6. To prepare for this, there will be 2 SAT pre-administration sessions, this Friday, February 22nd and Monday, February 25th. Slips with your time and location will go out today and tomorrow. If you do not receive a slip from your 1st period teacher by Thursday, please come down to the curriculum office.
• If you are interested in taking CCP classes at Euclid High School next year, please see your counselor. You will need to take the ACCUPLACER, which is a placement test. We are offering the ACCUPLACER on February 27th. Be sure to see your counselor by the end of the week if you are interested!
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars invite all students and staff to join us today at 3pm for Zumba. This aerobic workout mixes hip-hop and latin dance to get your heart rate up, bodies moving, and promises a great time. Meet us in front of the girls' gym at 2:50.
• Attention all softball players. Please pick up an auditorium admittance form in the athletics office during the day today. Practices begin today at 6:00 PM in the girls gym.
• Chinese Club will meet this Friday. We will be organizing a Chinese fan dance. Any students who are interested in the Chinese fan dance please come after school on Friday. Fan Dance students please come to Chinese Club meeting this Friday!
• The Euclidian Yearbook is having our first ever student/staff photo contest running through Friday, March 1. School-related and appropriate pictures (no hand signs) can be submitted via email or Google Drive to agaul@euclidschools.org for inclusion in the 2019 book. There will be features, recognition and prizes for those who submit and are chosen. Please include your full name and grade and put "Photo Contest" in the subject line. Please feel free to submit as many photos as you would like.
• The Euclid High School Drumline will perform at the Lake Erie Folk Music Festival at Shore Culture Center this Saturday, Feb. 23, at 2:45pm. Drumline should report to the high school at 1:15pm. We will wear full uniform. Admission to the daytime events is free.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, there will be a mandatory kick off meeting Monday, February 25 at 6pm in the band room. Practices will run from Tuesday Feb. 26 through Tuesday March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday March 7 after school.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

02/19/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Tuesday, February 19th.
• Black History fact for today, February 19: On this day in 1942, the Army Air Corps' all African American 100th Pursuit Squadron, later designated a fighter squadron, was activated at Tuskegee Institute. The squadron served honorably in England and in other regions of the European continent during World War II. On this day in 1992, John Singleton, the first African American director to be nominated for the Academy Award is nominated for best director and best screenplay for his first film Boyz N’ the Hood. Shout out to all of our film, photography, and visual communications students pursuing some of the same goals as Mr. Singleton. On this day in 2002, Vonetta Flowers became the first black gold medalist in the history of the Winter Olympic Games. She and partner Jill Brakken won the inaugural women's two-person bobsled event.
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars invite everyone to join us tomorrow for our Zumba class. As part of our Fit In February initiative, we are focusing on mental, physical, and emotional wellness. Our compliment cards, random act of kindness, and yoga class helped get things started. Tomorrow we'll fuse hip-hop and aerobic workout as we concentrate on physical wellness. There's no charge, just bring your sneakers, workout gear, and an open mind. We'll see you tomorrow by the girls' gym at 2:50. And now for the results of the Black History Door Decorating Contest... We had awesome participation and the time and effort the teams contributed was great. It was a close contest but there had to be a winner. In 3rd place was room 291 (Ms. Baukman's Team) with their installation celebrating Kara Walker; in 2nd place with a tribute to Gordon Parks was room 198 (Ms. Micelli and her team); and in 1st place with a tribute to Mary Jackson and her contributions to NASA was room 134 (Ms. Langford and her team). A special shout out to Mr. Cleaver and Ms. Aponte-Brown's teams: these doors went above and beyond and included full door displays. Thanks to everyone that participated. Be sure you get around to see the doors and start panning for next year!
• The Lady Panthers Track Team has qualified 8 events to the Indoor State Track Meet being held Saturday, March 2nd at 9:30am at Geneva Spire. Sophomore Cori Crump is currently 6th in the state 60 Meter Hurdles, Freshman Jade Neal is Currently 17th in the state in the 800 Meter Run, Freshman Alexis Cain is 3rd in the state in the 400 Meter Dash and 8th in the 200 Meter Dash, Junior Kristan Ross is 6th in the state in the 400 Meter Dash and 11th in the 200 Meter Dash. The 4 x 400 Meter Relay of Jade Neal, Alexis Cain, Cori Crump and Kristan Ross is 8th in the state and the 4 x 200 Meter Relay of Cori Crump, Alexis Cain, Talia Mclin and Kristan Ross is 3rd in the State. PLEASE COME SHOW YOUR SUPPORT.
• Attention Student Council members! Don't forget about our meeting today after school at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. See you there!
• Today Baseball practice/tryouts start at 2:30pm for 9th-12th graders, please meet by coach Zeffer's room 293. Also 8th grade baseball meeting starts at 2:30pm in the cafeteria. Please be on time and ready to go.
• The next meeting of Educators Rising will take place today in room 129A. Please plan to stay until 3pm.
• The Euclidian Yearbook is having our first ever student/staff photo contest! Starting today and running through Friday, March 1, school-related and appropriate pictures (no hand signs) can be submitted via email or Google Drive to agaul@euclidschools.org for inclusion in the 2019 book. There will be features, recognition and prizes for those who submit and are chosen. Please include your full name and grade and put "Photo Contest" in the subject line. Please feel free to submit as many photos as you would like.
• The Euclid High School Drumline will perform at the Lake Erie Folk Music Festival at Shore Culture Center this Saturday, Feb. 23, at 2:45pm. Drumline should report to the high school at 1:15pm. We will wear full uniform. Admission to the daytime events is free.
• Attention all students interested in auditioning for the 2019-20 Marching Band Dance Team or Drum Major, there will be a mandatory kick off meeting Monday, February 25 at 6pm in the band room. Practices will run from Tuesday Feb. 26 through Tuesday March 6 in the upper level of the Boys Gym from 4-7pm. Auditions are on Wednesday March 7 after school.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a terrific Tuesday.

02/14/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Thursday, February 14th. 
• Black History fact for today, February 14: On this day in 1847, Morehouse College was organized in Augusta, Georgia. The institution was later moved to Atlanta, Georgia. Dubbed as the College of choice for black men, Morehouse is a private, all male, liberal arts, historically black college with a rich history and engrained in tradition. Morehouse is one of two historically black colleges in the country to produce Rhodes Scholars, and it is the alma mater of many African American community and civil leaders. Alumni include Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Herman Cain, Samuel L. Jackson, Spike Lee, and countless others. On this day in 1817, Frederick Douglass, was born into slavery as Frederick Baile. Douglass purchased his freedom in 1845 and went on to become the greatest orator and abolitionist of his time.
• A SHOUT Out! goes out today from Ms. Henry to her 6th period class for having the most students complete ALL Membean sessions. Keep up the great work!
• The L.E.A.D.Scholars would like to thank everyone that attended our yoga class yesterday; with 15 students in attendance, we had an awesome time. A special shout out to Ms. Lorko who taught the class and helped us relax our minds, bodies, and spirits and Ms. Chinchar for her support and participation. Be sure to join us next week for our Zumba class, Wednesday from 3-4pm. All are welcome. Another thanks to everyone that participated in the door-decorating contest. We had over 30 entries to the contest and some awesome displays of African-American history and accomplishments. Due to a scheduling conflict with the judges, we won't be able to announce the winner until Tuesday, February 19th. We apologize for the inconvenience. Students and staff, as you walk through the halls look (but don't touch) the wonderful and creative door displays throughout the halls.
• The EHS department of athletics would like to recognize our fall sport award winners. The girls soccer team won the community service award, the volleyball team earned the highest GPA award. The football team were Greater Cleveland Conference Co-Champions, Coach Rotsky earned GCC Coach of the Year and Jaylen Jacobs was the special teams player of the year. Reese Worship and Keshonna Pauldo earned character awards. Congratulations to all of our fall sport award winners.
• All students who are going to see Miss Saigon, please come to the Chinese classroom today after school for 5 minutes. Again, it is urgent that students who are going to see Miss Saigon stop by the Chinese classroom after school for 5 minutes. We need to collect your permission slip and talk about the trip. Miss Saigon students, I will see you today after school!
• Hello Euclid Gamers. Continue to develop your mastery of strategy. Join our Chess Club this afternoon after school in room 393. Remember, you cannot get rid of your demons but you can learn to live above them.
• As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, one of our heroes Dr. Carter G. Woodson graduated from Berea College in Kentucky. This college offers free tuition to all students who are admitted. Teachers please feel free to share this with your students at www.berea.edu.
• Educators Rising Members, please plant to stay for a meeting on Tuesday, February 19 until 3pm in room 129A.
• Any 8th graders interested in playing baseball there will be a meeting Tuesday, February 19th at 2:30pm in cafeteria. Practice will follow after the meeting. Also any 9th through 12th graders interested in playing baseball the first day of tryouts/practice for baseball starts February 19th at 2:30pm meet by Coach Zeffer's room 293. Don't be late!
• On Tuesday, February 19 at 7:30 AM in the Little Theater, The ASVAB Career Exploration Program will be offering the student ASVAB to all 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who wish to participate. The test will is a battery of 8 subtests designed to assess various aspects of school and career aptitudes. If you are interested please contact LCDR Morek in room 187 and sign up. Again that's Tuesday, February 19 at 7:30 AM in the Little Theater, sign up in room 187.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a thought-filled Thursday.

02/13/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Wednesday, February 13th.
• Black History fact for today, February 13: On this day in 1923, the first black Pro basketball team was formed. The New York Renaissance later became known as the New York Rens went on to win the World Championship of Basketball Title in 1939. On this day in 1970, the New York Stock Exchange admitted its first black member, Mr. Joseph Searles. Searles was a graduate of Kansas State University, a graduate of Georgetown State University's Law School, and played professionally for the New York Giants. On this day in 1965, Malcolm X gave his last public speech at Ford Auditorium In Detroit, Michigan. This speech marked some disdain that Malcolm X had with the Nation of Islam and he appeared in relaxed dress, a stark contrast from his usual shirt, tie, and suit, becuase his home was bombed the night before. Malcolm X was killed one week later as he began a presentation in Harlem New York.
• As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, one of our heroes Dr. Carter G. Woodson graduated from Berea College in Kentucky. This college offers free tuition to all students who are admitted. Teachers please feel free to share this with your students at www.berea.edu.
• Today is the deadline for submissions into the Black History Door Decorating Contest. All entries need to be complete by 2:35pm, as judging will take place after school. We thank everyone for their time and participation. We will announce the winning door tomorrow.
• The Senior Class cabinet will meet after school today at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. Hope to see you there!
• 8th-grade NJHS members, please plan to meet in room 226 today until 3:15.
• Attention all National Honor Society candidates. Remember that your application packets are due today. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• There will be a high school girl's softball meeting today from 2:20 to 2:30 in Room 309. If you have any questions please see Coach James in Room 309.
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars welcome everyone to come and get Fit In February. Come join us today from 3-4 for a relaxing yoga class hosted by our own Ms. Lorko. No skills or super stretchy strength required. Just wear comfy clothes and have an open mind. We will meet by the girls' gym at 2:45. Euclid Yoga Club! We will join Dr. Mines' Yoga session today. 
• If you missed the girls outdoor track meeting yesterday come see Coach Nosse in the boys gym today to get paperwork.
• Educators Rising Members, please plant to stay for a meeting on Tuesday, February 19 until 3pm in room 129A.
• Any 8th graders interested in playing baseball there will be a meeting Tuesday February 19th at 2:30pm in cafeteria. Practice will follow after the meeting. Also any 9th through 12th graders interested in playing baseball the first day of tryouts/practice for baseball starts February 19th at 2:30pm meet by Coach Zeffer's room 293. Don't be late!
• On Tuesday, February 19 at 7:30 AM in the Little Theater, The ASVAB Career Exploration Program will be offering the student ASVAB to all 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who wish to participate. The test will is a battery of 8 subtests designed to assess various aspects of school and career aptitudes. If you are interested please contact LCDR Morek in room 187 and sign up. Again that's Tuesday, February 19 at 7:30 AM in the Little Theater, sign up in room 187.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

02/12/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Tuesday, February 12th.
• Black History fact for today, February 12: On this day in 1909, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (better known as the NAACP) was founded in New York City. Their mission was and still is to ensure the political, educational, social and economic equality of minority citizens and eliminate racial prejudice. From school desegregation, fair housing, employment and voter registration, to health and equal economic opportunity, the NAACP, working successfully with allies of all races, plays a significant role in establishing legal precedents in order to improve the quality of life of all minorities. The NAACP is still one of the nation's largest and strongest civil rights organizations. With that same passion and energy for the causes around Euclid High School, we'd like to shout out all of the leadership and students' rights organizations; your passions and purpose don't go unnoticed. It may seem like the goal is out of reach, but just keep working. In the words of Martin Luther King Jr. "You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first steps."
• Congratulations to Ms. Henry's top Membean performers: Edward Banks, Kassidy Anderson, Alecia King, York Eberhardt, Erin Wilson, Quin'Nya Powell, Charles Atwell, Sha'Ron Johnson, and Tayja Linder. Your hard work and dedication to improving your reading before the AIR Test is impressive. Keep it up!
• Have you entered your room door into the Black History Month Door Contest? If not, there is still time. Doors are due Wednesday, February 13th at 2:45 pm. Please be sure to email Dr. mines with your room number when you're done so that you can be added to the sheet for judging. We thank everyone for their participation and wish you all good luck The winners will be announced Thursday during morning announcements.
• There will be a Student Council meeting today after school at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. Be there or be square!
• The next contest of the Ohio Math League will be today after school in room 342. All are welcome to participate. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• Attention SAVE Environmental Club. We will have a brief meeting today after school in room 391. Our club will get it's yearbook picture, so come even if you cannot stay for the whole meeting. See Mr. Young or Mrs. Spivey if you have any questions.
• There will be a girls outdoor track meeting today after school in the little theatre. See coach Nosse if you miss the meeting.
• The Senior Class cabinet will meet after school on Wednesday, February 13 at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. Hope to see you there!
• 8th-grade NJHS candidates, please join us in room 226 on Wednesday, February 13 from 2:15 until 3:15 for our next NJHS meeting.
• Attention all National Honor Society candidates. Remember that your application packets are due by Wednesday, February 13. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• There will be a high school girl's softball meeting this Wednesday, February 13 from 2:20 to 2:30 in Room 309. If you have any questions please see Coach James in Room 309.
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars welcome everyone to come and get Fit In February. This Wednesday from 3-4 come join us for a relaxing yoga class hosted by our own Ms. Lorko. No skills or super stretchy strength required. Just wear comfy clothes and have an open mind. We will meet by the girls' gym at 2:45. For more info, stop by and see Mrs. Davis (317) or Dr. Mines (371). We hope to see you there.
• Euclid Yoga Club! Our next Yoga class will be Wednesday. We will join Dr. Mines' Yoga session. See you all next Wednesday!
• On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 at 7:30 AM in the LITTLE THEATER, The ASVAB Career Exploration Program will be offering the student ASVAB to all 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who wish to participate. The ASVAB is the first part of the Career Explorations Program and is used to get a snapshot of your current skills and abilities. The test will take approximately 3 hours and is a battery of 8 subtests designed to assess various aspects of school and career aptitudes. If you are interested please contact LCDR Morek in room 187 and sign up. Again that's TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 at 7:30 AM in the LITTLE THEATER, sign in room 187.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a terrific Tuesday.

02/11/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Monday, February 11th.
• Black History fact for today, February 11: On this day in 1990, Nelson Mandela was released from prison in South Africa. His fight against white domination and apartheid led to a conviction and a life sentence handed down in 1964. Despite his conviction, he continued to fight for the rights of all. After his release, he went on to become the President of South Africa in 1994. Nelson Mandela never wavered in his devotion to democracy, equality and learning. Despite terrible provocation, he never answered racism with racism. His life is an inspiration to all who are oppressed and deprived; and to all who are opposed to oppression and deprivation. He died at his home in Johannesburg in December 2013. Today, we salute Mr. Nelson Mandela.
• Congratulations to Mrs. Walsh-Hilf's top Membean Achievers this past week: Joy Byous, Aniyah Nevels-Hill, Destini Tucker, Legacy Pratt, Xiante James, Shalia Marks, Lauren Johnson, Donaijah Kane, Leilani Super-Lipscomb, Sadye Penny. Another shout out goes to Mrs. Walsh-Hilf's 8th period who had the highest average per student for completing Membean this past week! Keep up the growth mindset!
• Have you entered your room door into the Black History Month Door Contest? If not, there is still time. Doors are due Wednesday, February 13th at 2:45 pm. Please be sure to email Dr. mines with your room number when you're done so that you can be added to the sheet for judging. We thank everyone for their participation and wish you all good luck The winners will be announced Thursday during morning announcements.
• A few members of the Lady Panthers Track Team ran yesterday at the Showcase meet yesterday with 7 states including Canada. Freshman Alexis Cain ran the 400 Meter Dash in 57.31 moving her up to 4th in the State and the 200 Meter Dash in 25.28 currently 8th in the state. Also the 4 x 200 Relay of Cori Crump, Alexis Cain, Talia Mclin and Kristan Ross ran 1:44.11. That is the 3rd fastest time in the state. The last meet of the Season will be Saturday March 2nd at 9am at Geneva Spire.
• Chinese Club members! Please come to Chinese Club meeting today. Chinese club will meet at room 226, Chinese classroom after school. See you today!
• The next contest of the Ohio Math League will be Tuesday, February 12 after school in room 342. All are welcome to participate. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• Attention SAVE Environmental Club. We will have a brief meeting this Tuesday, 2/12 after school in room 391. Our club will get it's yearbook picture, so come even if you cannot stay for the whole meeting. See Mr. Young or Mrs. Spivey if you have any questions.
• There will be a girls outdoor track meeting next Tuesday, February 12th after school in the little theatre. See coach Nosse if you miss the meeting.
• 8th-grade NJHS candidates, please join us in room 226 on Wednesday, February 13 from 2:15 until 3:15 for our next NJHS meeting.
• Attention all National Honor Society candidates. Remember that your application packets are due by Wednesday, February 13. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars welcome everyone to come and get Fit In February. This Wednesday from 3-4 come join us for a relaxing yoga class hosted by our own Ms. Lorko. No skills or super stretchy strength required. Just wear comfy clothes and have an open mind. We will meet by the girls' gym at 2:45. For more info, stop by and see Mrs. Davis (317) or Dr. Mines (371). We hope to see you there.
• All girls playing high school softball need to attend the meeting on Wednesday, February 13 in Room 309. If you have any questions please see Coach James in Room 309.
• Euclid Yoga Club! Our Yoga class will be next Wednesday. We will join Dr. Mines' Yoga session. See you all next Wednesday!
• On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 at 7:30 AM in the LITTLE THEATER, The ASVAB Career Exploration Program will be offering the student ASVAB to all 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who wish to participate. The ASVAB is the first part of the Career Explorations Program and is used to get a snapshot of your current skills and abilities. The test will take approximately 3 hours and is a battery of 8 subtests designed to assess various aspects of school and career aptitudes. If you are interested please contact LCDR Morek in room 187 and sign up. Again that's TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 at 7:30 AM in the LITTLE THEATER, sign in room 187.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a motivated Monday.

02/08/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Friday, February 8th.
• Black History fact for today, February 8: In 1986, Oprah Winfrey became the first African-American woman to host a nationally syndicated talk show. Her talk show ran from 1986 until 2011, when she started her OWN Television Network. On this platform she features mostly non-scripted lifestyle programming that is targeted towards the African-American community. Oprah Winfrey continues to use her platform to influence education, politics, and lifestyles, in general. We honor Oprah Winfrey today for her tenacity, her hard work, and her willingness to give back. In the words of Oprah Winfrey, "Challenges are gifts that force us to search for a new center of gravity. Don’t fight them. Just find a new way to stand.”
• Congratulations to Robert Straubhaar. He is the 2019 champion of the Pre Calculus synthetic division tournament. Robert won a very close match with Kayla Granito who was the runner up. Thank you to all of the participants.
• For the next week, the L.E.A.D. Scholars would like to encourage everyone to simply... BE KIND. Too often we underestimate the power of a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, or an honest compliment. We hope that the compliment you received on your locker today made you smile and set the tone for a great day. Let this be your inspiration to spread joy to someone else as you go through your day. Mark Twain said, "Kindness is the language that even the deaf can hear and the blind can see." Be kind today and always!
• Presale tickets for the Euclid vs. VASJ boys basketball game are available today in the athletics office until 3:30 PM. Adult tickets are $6.00 and student tickets are $4.00 for presale.
• Attention all students interested in working crew for big show. We will be having a brief meeting in the choir room today at 2:30. We will start set construction the following Monday. All crew members must have a signed permission slip. Please see Mr. McGill or Mr. Pearl for more information.
• Chinese Club members! Confucius Institute Chinese New Year is this Saturday, if you ordered tickets, please come to room 226 to pick up your tickets! Please come pick up your tickets for Chinese New Year this Saturday! Come to Room 226.
• The next contest of the Ohio Math League will be Tuesday, February 12 after school in room 342. All are welcome to participate. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• There will be a girls outdoor track meeting next Tuesday, February 12th after school in the little theatre. See coach Nosse if you miss the meeting.
• Attention all National Honor Society candidates. Remember that your application packets are due by Wednesday, February 13. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• Euclid Yoga Club! Our Yoga class will be next Wed. We will join Dr. Mines' Yoga session. See you all next Wednesday!
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a fantastic Friday.

02/07/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Thursday, February 7th.
• Black History fact for today, February 7: In 1872, Alcorn A & M College, now known as Alcorn State University (located in Mississippi) was opened in an effort to educate the families of Freed slaves in the south. On this day in 1926, Negro History Week was originated by Mr. Carter G. Woodson and observed for the 1st time. In 1976 it became known as, what we now call it, Black History Month. Let's celebrate our history in honor of Mr. Woodson, others before us, and those yet to come!
• A class SHOUT! Out from Mr. Mita to his 3rd period class where all of his Advanced Biology students were present and engaged while taking their Gene Regulation Exam. Great job! Carry on.
• For the next week, the L.E.A.D. Scholars would like to encourage everyone to simply... BE KIND. Too often we underestimate the power of a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, or an honest compliment. We hope that the compliment you received on your locker today made you smile and set the tone for a great day. Let this be your inspiration to spread joy to someone else as you go through your day. Mark Twain said, "Kindness is the language that even the deaf can hear and the blind can see." Be kind today and always!
• Pre-sale tickets for the Euclid vs VASJ boys basketball game are available today until 5:00 PM in the athletics office and on Friday from 8:30 AM until 3:30 PM. Adult tickets are $6.00 and student tickets are $4.00 for pre-sale.
• Hey Publishing Staff! Please remember we have a meeting today after school in room 298! See you there!
• Attention 8th graders. Anyone interested in playing baseball this year, please report to room 293 today at 2:30pm to meet with Coach Bunton. In addition any 10-12th grade students who have not been at off-season workouts for baseball and are interested in playing baseball please also meet in room 293 to meet with Coach Zeffer. Tryouts/Practice start February 19th at 2:30pm.
• Attention all students interested in working crew for big show. We will be having a brief meeting in the choir room this Friday at 2:30 we will start set construction the following Monday. All crew members must have a signed permission slip. Please see Mr McGill or Mr Pearl for more information.
• The next contest of the Ohio Math League will be Tuesday, February 12 after school in room 342. All are welcome to participate. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• Attention all National Honor Society candidates. Remember that your application packets are due by Wednesday, February 13. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a thought-filled Thursday.

02/06/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Wednesday, February 6th.
• Black History fact for today, February 6: In 1867, the Peabody Fund for Black Education in the South was established. Founded out of necessity after the American Civil War, the fund promoted the "intellectual, moral, and industrial education" for newly freed slaves. A special shout out to all of our seniors who are keeping the gift of education going by working to finish strong and get ready for college in the fall. Today is also the birthday of the late, great Bob Marley. He said "Never forget your history nor your destiny." Be great ALWAYS!
• The Lady Panthers track team ran yesterday against John Hay, Harvey and Laurel. The top 6 performers of the meet were Adaya Lemon with a new personal best in the shot put at 35 feet 8 inches, Kristan Ross in the 600m dash at 1:47, Talia Mclin at 13.87 in the 100m dash, Saundra Hull at 2:41 in the 800m run. Two Lady Panthers broke school records. Freshman Jade Neal broke the 600m dash record set in 2012, with a time of 1:45 and Sophomore Cori Crump broke the 30m hurdles record set in 2002, with a time of 4:66. Awesome job!
• As part of the Fit In February Initiative, let's do something kind for someone. Today kicks off a month full of Random Acts of Kindness in an effort to improve the mental and emotional health of our EHS family. As you walk through the hall share a smile, hold a door, give a compliment, or share a snack with someone and let them know they matter. If you receive or see an act of kindness, pay it forward and spread it to someone else. February is the month of love so... let's get involved.
• There will be a Senior Class Cabinet meeting today at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. We will be discussing prom and after prom. See you there!
• Girls track practice is cancelled today. Everyone must be at track practice tomorrow.
• Attention 8th graders. Anyone interested in playing baseball this year, please report to room 293 on Thursday at 2:30pm to meet with Coach Bunton. In addition any 10-12th grade students who have not been at off-season workouts for baseball and are interested in playing baseball please also meet in room 293 to meet with Coach Zeffer. Tryouts/Practice starts February 19th at 2:30pm.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

02/05/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Tuesday, February 5th.
• Black History fact for today, February 5: In 1934, on this day, Henry Louis Hank Aaron was born. Aaron is an African-American baseball icon who began his career in the Negro League and ultimately signed a contract with the, then, Milwaukee Braves. In 1974 he broke Babe Ruth's 39-year-old home-run record. He retired in 1976 and has since held front office positions with the, now, Atlanta Braves in Atlanta,GA where he currently lives. Shout out to Henry Hank Aaron and our very own EHS baseball team as they gear up for an awesome season.
• Congratulations to Ms Henry's top Membean performers: Tatiana Mitchell, Quin'Nya Powell, Destiny Kinsley, Quinten Bradford, Erin Wilson, Jalen Fisher, LeRoy Billips, Charles Atwell, Jameel Pruitt, and Jason Collins. Keep up the hard work as we prepare for the AIR test!
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars will be hosting a Fit In February Initiative aimed at promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness this month. Each week, there will be a different event/theme hosted and we ask that everyone get involved. The scheduled events include a yoga class (to be co-hosted by the EHS Yoga club), a Zumba class, and a week filled with Random Acts of Kindness. We welcome all to participate. Fliers have been posted detailing the dates for the coming events. If you have questions or want to Get Fit In February, please stop by and see Mrs. Davis in 317 or Dr. Mines in 371.
• The Black History Month Door Decorating Contest has officially begun. Teachers you should be planning and working with your student teams to get your doors completed before next Wednesday, February 13th. We are excited to see the doors and learn more about the many contributions of African-Americans and Afro-Latinos across all content areas. Thanks for your support and participation.
• There will be a Student Council meeting on today at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. We will be discussing upcoming fundraisers and our next Blood Drive! See you there!
• The next meeting of the National Honor Society will be today at 2:20 in room 342. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• There will be a Senior Class Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, February 6 at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. We will be discussing prom and after prom. See you there!
• Attention Seniors: Orders for Graduation Announcements will be taken at school today during lunch periods on the Auditorium Stage. Payment in full is required with your announcement order - payable by cash, check or credit card to Herff Jones. Extra senior packets are available from your English Teacher or Mrs. Iosue.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a terrific Tuesday.

02/04/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity. Today is Monday, February 4th.
• The L.E.A.D. Scholars will be hosting a Fit In February Initiative aimed at promoting mental, physical, and emotional wellness this month. Each week, there will be a different event/theme hosted and we ask that everyone get involved. The scheduled events include a yoga class (to be co-hosted by the EHS Yoga club), a Zumba class, and a week filled with Random Acts of Kindness. We welcome all to participate. Fliers have been posted detailing the dates for the coming events. If you have questions or want to Get Fit In February, please stop by and see Mrs. Davis in 317 or Dr. Mines in 371.
• The Black History Month Door Decorating Contest has officially begun. Teachers you should be planning and working with your student teams to get your doors completed before next Wednesday, February 13th. We are excited to see the doors and learn more about the many contributions of African-Americans and Afro-Latinos across all content areas. Thanks for your support and participation.
• There will be a Student Council meeting on Tuesday, February 5 at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. We will be discussing upcoming fundraisers and our next Blood Drive! See you there!
• The next meeting of the National Honor Society will be Tuesday, February 5 at 2:20 in room 342. See Mr. Zucca if you have any questions.
• There will be a Senior Class Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, February 6 at 2:20 p.m. in Room 296. We will be discussing prom and after prom. See you there!
• Attention Seniors: Orders for Graduation Announcements will be taken at school on Tuesday, February 5th during lunch periods on the Auditorium Stage. Payment in full is required with your announcement order - payable by cash, check or credit card to Herff Jones. Extra senior packets are available from your English Teacher or Mrs. Iosue.
• These have been your Morning Announcements. Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity. Have a motivated Monday.

02/01/19 Announcements

• Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Have Integrity.  Today is Friday, February 1st. 
• The Lady Panthers Track Team ran last night at Spire. Many girls recorded Personal Records. Cori Crump 60 Hurdles 9.36, Courtney Rice 60 Hurldes 10.36, Dominique Woods Long Jump 12 feet 1 inch, Arianna Finch Mile Run 7:15, Eriona Kirksey 200 Dash 34.4. Freshman Alexis Cain set 2 personal records 200 Dash 25.39 and 400 Dash 57.4. Both of those times are currently in the Top 5 in the state. Junior Kristan Ross also set 2 personal records 200 Dash 25.6 and 400 Dash 57.7 Both of her times are currently in the Top 10 in the State. Awesome job ladies!!! The girls will run at home next Tuesday 4pm against Laurel, John Hay and Harvey. 
• Attention Seniors: Orders for Graduation Announcements will be taken at school on Tuesday, February 5th during lunch periods on the Auditorium Stage. Payment in full is required with your announcement order - payable by cash, check or credit card to Herff Jones. Extra Senior packets are available from your English Teacher or Mrs. Iosue.
• Attention 9th, 10th and 11th graders.  The Junior /Senior Ambassador Leadership program is looking for committed youth to create projects that impact our school community in a positive way.  Applications are due by 1/31/19 to Ms. Russo in Room 147.  Applications are available outside Room 147.
• These have been your Morning Announcements.  Remember to Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Have Integrity.  Have a fantastic Friday.