Morning Announcements - February 1, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Wednesday, February 1, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

Panthers, you can make a positive difference on the culture of Euclid High School. You are all leaders, and leaders create culture, culture drives behavior, and behavior produces results. Your attitude and behavior have a profound effect on the people in your 20 square feet. So make sure your mind is right, and you’re ready to step up and make a positive impact on Euclid High School.

It is time for our Black History Month fact of the day!
Do you know why and what the colors of Black Nationalism and pride are?
a.    The colors are black, green, and red.
b.    Black represents the skin color of African people.
c.    Green represents the fertile land of Africa.
d.    And Red honors the blood that has been shed thru Africa’s storied history.

Student (not sure who) - Ladies and gentlemen it’s time for Black History Month! In celebration, the ladies and males African-American Achievement groups will be hosting the first Culture Potluck on February 22, 2023 from 2:45 PM until 4:00pm. If you haven’t joined already, this event might change your mind. For more information, see Mr. York in room H240A or Ms.  Davis in room H130F.

Happy Black History Month scholars and staff! The LEAD Scholars are back with our annual Black History Door Decorating Contest. This year, we want to tie our theme to the Black History Assembly, "Black Excellence and Achievement: History in the Making". We are asking that each door represent our past as well as our present (i.e., Maya Angelou with Amanda Gorman, Wilma Rudolph with Allyson Felix or Jessica Beard, Thurgood Marshall with Ketanji Brown, etc...).

We are looking for teams, consisting of no more than 3 students and a teacher, who are interested in designing/decorating their door.

If you wish to participate or have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Davis (H130F) or Mrs. Walling (H279). Contest winners will be announced Thursday, February 23, 2023.

Students, we need you to shine! Please audition for the 2023 Black History Assembly! If you are a  Poet, Dancer, Artist, Entrepreneur, or singer!  We want you! Scan QR code on flyer posted or see Ms Russo in H-115 or Ms. Lanier in the main office!

Attention students: If you borrowed a Chromebook during MAP testing, please return it to room H372. Students that do not return these borrowed Chromebooks will be charged a fifty dollar fee in Infinite Campus.

Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a districtwide drawing for a Round One gift card.

Pantherette Try-out Clinics will be held February 6th-9th, 13th, 15th, and 16th from 3-6pm. Auditions will be held February 20th starting at 4:00. All will be held in the Band Room.

Next Boys Volleyball Open Gym is Thursday, February 2nd, at 5:00 PM in the Girl's Gym.

Attention Softball players! Next Softball open gym is Friday, February 3rd. Meet outside room 330F at 2:30. See Coach Zucca if you have any questions.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 31, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Tuesday, January 31, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

Panthers, you can make a positive difference on the culture of Euclid High School. You are all leaders, and leaders create culture, culture drives behavior, and behavior produces results. Your attitude and behavior have a profound effect on the people in your 20 square feet. So make sure your mind is right, and you’re ready to step up and make a positive impact on Euclid High School.

Ladies and gentlemen it’s time for Black History Month! In celebration, the ladies and males African-American Achievement groups will be hosting the first Culture Potluck on February 22, 2023 from 2:45 PM until 4:00pm. If you haven’t joined already, this event might change your mind. For more information, see Mr. York in room H240A or Ms.  Davis in room H130F.

Happy Black History Month scholars and staff! The LEAD Scholars are back with our annual Black History Door Decorating Contest. This year, we want to tie our theme to the Black History Assembly, "Black Excellence and Achievement: History in the Making". We are asking that each door represent our past as well as our present (i.e., Maya Angelou with Amanda Gorman, Wilma Rudolph with Allyson Felix or Jessica Beard, Thurgood Marshall with Ketanji Brown, etc...).

We are looking for teams, consisting of no more than 3 students and a teacher, who are interested in designing/decorating their door. If you wish to participate or have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Davis (H130F) or Mrs. Walling (H279). Contest winners will be announced Thursday, February 23, 2023.

Students, we need you to shine! Please audition for the 2023 Black History Assembly! If you are a  Poet, Dancer, Artist, Entrepreneur, or singer!  We want you! Scan QR code on flyer posted or see Ms Russo in H-115 or Ms. Lanier in the main office!

Attention students: If you borrowed a Chromebook during MAP testing, please to return it to room H372. Students that do not return these borrowed Chromebooks will be charged a fifty dollar fee in Infinite Campus.

Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a districtwide drawing for a Round One gift card.

Pantherette Try-out Clinics will be held February 6th-9th, 13th, 15th, and 16th from 3-6pm. Auditions will be held February 20th starting at 4:00. All will be held in the Band Room.

Next Boys Volleyball Open Gym is Thursday, February 2nd, at 5:00 PM in the Girl's Gym.

Attention Softball players!! Next Softball open gym is Friday, February 3rd. Meet outside room 330F at 2:30. See Coach Zucca if you have any questions.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 30, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Monday, January 30, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

Life can be tough. Life does not care how talented you are, how smart you are, how beautiful you are, how much money you have. Life is going to throw adversity at you early and often. All of us have overcome some adversity, and many of us are going through adverse situations right now. There are several keys that go along with dealing with adversity and becoming a more resilient person. Approach situations with a disciplined mindset. Be relentless in the amount of effort you put in. The foundation for success is relentless effort. Success is cumulative and progressive. Small gains turn into big successes when you apply continued effort. How much effort are you willing to put in to make sure you are successful through a difficult situation you are faced with. Your amount of effort is your response to the challenges you face.

Ladies and gentlemen it’s time for Black History Month! In celebration, the ladies and males African-American Achievement groups will be hosting the first Culture Potluck on February 22, 2023 from 2:45 PM until 4:00pm. If you haven’t joined already, this event might change your mind. For more information, see Mr. York in room H240A or Ms.  Davis in room H130F.

Students, we need you to shine! Please audition for the 2023 Black History Assembly! If you are a  Poet, Dancer, Artist, Entrepreneur, or singer!  We want you! Scan QR code on flyer posted or see Ms Russo in H-115 or Ms. Lanier in the main office!

Student of the week:  9th grader Micah Towns.  Micah has been recognized 7 times for being respectful, responsible and engaged this school year!  His teachers say he is a hard worker, a leader in the classroom, volunteers to help others, is an active participant in class, a great role model, tries his best everyday, and is very mature.  Congratulations Micah!  

Staff member of the week:  Mrs. Schossler - students say she is super nice, she rewards students with candy, and is a kind person that always helps others.  Congratulations Mrs. Schossler.  Ms. Costello will be around to see both of you for your prize.

Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a districtwide drawing for a Round One gift card.

Pantherette Try-out Clinics will be held February 6th-9th, 13th, 15th, and 16th from 3-6pm. Auditions will be held February 20th starting at 4:00. All will be held in the Band Room.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 27, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Friday, January 27, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

Ladies and gentlemen it’s time for Black History Month! In celebration, the ladies and males African-American Achievement groups will be hosting the first Culture Potluck on February 22, 2023 from 2:45 PM until 4:00pm. If you haven’t joined already, this event might change your mind. For more information, see Mr. York in room H240A or Ms.  Davis in room H130F.

The United States Marines will be here today to discuss with students the possibility of joining their ranks. From 12:00pm - 1:00pm,sStudents will be able to speak with SGT Hayes about what it takes to join the United States Marines.

Attention students ! We are currently accepting applications to audition for this year's Black History Assembly. Scan the QR code on the posted flyers to apply. Applications are due by February 1st. If you have any questions see Ms. Russo in H-115 or Ms Lanier in the Main office.

Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a districtwide drawing for a Round One gift card.

Pantherette Try-out Clinics will be held February 6th-9th, 13th, 15th, and 16th from 3-6pm. Auditions will be held February 20th starting at 4:00. All will be held in the Band Room

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 26, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Thursday, January 26, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

Attention all National Honor Society candidates, applications are due two weeks from today on February 9. See Mr. Zucca in room 330F if you have any questions.

Ladies and gentlemen it’s time for Black History Month! In celebration, the ladies and males African-American Achievement groups will be hosting the first Culture Potluck on February 22, 2023 from 2:45 PM until 4:00pm. If you haven’t joined already, this event might change your mind. For more information, see Mr. York in room H240A or Ms.  Davis in room H130F.

The United States Marines will be here on Friday to discuss with students the possibility of joining their ranks. This Friday (12-1) Students will be able to speak with SGT Hayes about what it takes to join the United States Marines.

Attention students ! We are currently accepting applications to audition for this year's Black History Assembly. Scan the QR code on the posted flyers to apply. Applications are due by February 1st. If you have any questions see Ms. Russo in H-115 or Ms Lanier in the Main office.

Starting this week, we are challenging our students to stay in the game and keep learning every day to decrease absenteeism. Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a districtwide drawing for a Round One gift card. Please let your students know about this challenge.

Girls Varsity Basketball won big over Lincoln West last night, 61-10 on Senior Night!  Seniors Nadia Jarvis and Joy Byous had 13 points each and Sophomore Emari McMahan had 9 points.

The second Boys Volleyball open gym is today!  Starting at 5:00 in the girl's gym.  Come ready to play!
The Girls Track Team ran at home yesterday vs Solon, Cleveland Hts, John Hay and Laurel.  1st Place finishers overall in the meet were:  4 x 800 Relay Kayla Cook, Nandi Grant, Saniyah Mumin and Saleah Mumin.  100 Meter Dash Samirah Mumin.  600 meter Run Eve Clark.  300 Hurdles Dajanay Bailey.  4 x 200 Relay Samirah Mumin, Aniya Nevels, Ah"Niya Perkins and Destiny Crenshaw.  4 x 400 Relay Eve Clark, Dajanay Bailey, Tamra Houston and Mia Douglas.  Shot Put Nandi Grant and high Jump Brooklyn Moore.   Both the boys and girls will run next Thursday at Spire in Geneva.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 25, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Wednesday, January 25, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

You are a leader! Yes you, you right there are a leader here at Euclid High School! Which means that you help drive the culture, and behavior that we have at EHS. What do you think about your results? You have to model the behavior you want to see. By modeling what you want to see you will demonstrate to other leaders what our expectations are. Connect with other leaders here at EHS so that we can make

Starting this week, we are challenging our students to stay in the game and keep learning every day to decrease absenteeism. Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a districtwide drawing for a Round One gift card. Please let your students know about this challenge.

Attention students ! We are currently accepting applications to audition for this year's Black History Assembly. Scan the QR code on the posted flyers to apply. Applications are due by February 1st. If you have any questions see Ms. Russo in H-115 or Ms Lanier in the Main office.

Key Club will be meeting today this week. Students in the Key Club participate in numerous volunteer projects, learn leadership skills, and have fun. Key Club members also volunteer alongside Northern Kiwanis members at fundraisers and service projects. At EHS Key Club will assist in service projects that will improve the EHS community. The Meeting will be held after school tomorrow in the cafeteria.

The United States Marines will be here on Friday to discuss with students the possibility of joining their ranks. This Friday (12-1) Students will be able to speak with SGT Hayes about what it takes to join the United States Marines.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 24, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Tuesday, January 24, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

Have you insured your Chromebook? When students request a Chromebook replacement, if you haven’t paid your insurance fee you won’t be able to  get one. Never leave your Chromebook unattended, treat it like your cell phone and don’t put it down and go get lunch. Many Chromebooks are starting to "walk away" from the students they are assigned too. Do not forget to log into IC and pay this year's $20 annual technology fee. It is not just for when a Chromebook gets damaged. The fee covers the use and routine maintenance of the Chromebook and is a fee that is added every year you attend Euclid City Schools. All fees must be paid in full before you can graduate or have your transcripts transferred to another district, so it is best to pay fees each year rather than let them accumulate. If a Chromebook does get damaged, the technology fee will cover the first repair only. After that, the family is responsible for the cost of any further damage or replacement.

Starting this week, we are challenging our students to stay in the game and keep learning every day to decrease absenteeism. Students who come to school every day from January 23rd to February 16th will be entered in a weekly drawing to win a gift basket full of treats, gift cards, Brown’s swag, and Euclid swag. Students will be entered into the drawing each week they attend school daily. In addition to winning a gift basket, students will also be entered into a district-wide drawing for a Round One gift card. Please let your students know about this challenge.

Attention students ! We are currently accepting applications to audition in this year's Black History Assembly. Scan the QR code on the posted flyers to apply. Applications are due by February 1st. If you have any questions see Ms. Russo in H-115 or Ms Lanier in the Main office.

Good morning Student Council! There will be NO meeting today! We will meet next Tuesday to finalize our fundraiser details.See you then!

The United States Marines will be here on Friday to discuss with students the possibility of joining their ranks. This Friday (12-1) Students will be able to speak with SGT Hayes about what it takes to join the United States Marines.

Student of the week:  12th grader Adelynn Kirchner!  According to her English teacher, Adelynn is a model student.  She is respectful, responsible, and engaged every day in class.  She demonstrates maturity and motivation to be her very best self.  She is so proud of her accomplishments so far in English!  Congratulations Adelynn!

Staff member of the week:  Attendance Liaison Ms. Quigley!  Multiple students have nominated Ms. Quigley!  She is very helpful, caring, sweet, and does a great job working with students.  Students say, "her ability to connect and create student involvement is something that is admired!  She is amazing!"  Congratulations Ms. Quigley!
Adelynn and Ms. Quigley, Ms. Costello will be contacting you about your prize!

Key Club will be meeting Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Students in the Key Club participate in numerous volunteer projects, learn leadership skills, and have fun. Key Club members also volunteer alongside Northern Kiwanis members at fundraisers and service projects. At EHS Key Club will assist in service projects that will improve the EHS community. The Meeting will be held after school tomorrow in the cafeteria.

The SAVE Environmental club would like to encourage all high school students to reduce their plastic consumption.  Plastic does not biodegrade. Instead it breaks down and it's getting into our drinking water!!! Most plastics are made out of oil, and the production of plastic is connected to climate change!!! You can reduce plastic consumption by using a reusable water bottle or cup.  You can recycle plastic by taking it home with you or dropping it off in the box in the 230 pod.   Want to learn more? Stop by the SAVE meeting on Thursdays in room 230E.

Good Morning Euclid Panthers! Come Join the Foreign Language Club! It doesn’t matter if you are only taking Chinese or Spanish, come Tuesdays, for one hour after school. We will explore different countries and cultures, learning diverse perspectives. It doesn’t matter if you are not taking a foreign language class at all. Come Tuesdays after school if you are free, enjoy all the fun activities at the Foreign Language Club! We will celebrate Chinese New Year, learn about Greek Festivals, do arts and crafts, have food parties, and much more! So meet Tuesdays in room H350F right after school for the Foreign Language Club from 2:30- 3:30pm. See you there!

Girls JV Basketball team defeated Brunswick last night, 36-32.  Jayah McKinley had 12 points, Delilah Simmons had 11 points and Kamilah Murray had 6 points.

Boys Varsity Bowling came out on top of their dual match against Mentor and Brunswick.  The Panthers beat Mentor by 200 pins and Brunswick by 100 pins.  JV Boys also beat Mentor.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 23, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Monday, January 23, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

What is your plan for building the skills you need for the life you want to live? By using the R-Factor you will get closer to living a life that you are responsible for, and not a life you have to live. Getting the life you want is not magic. It’s the routine application of taking responsibility for the decisions you make and doing your best to make those decisions with discipline. None of us are perfect and are all working toward becoming the best version of ourselves. The process of building elite skills is slow, small and daily. Take control of your R, and do the work to build your skills.

Have you insured your Chromebook? When students request a Chromebook replacement, if you haven’t paid your insurance fee you won’t be able to  get one. Never leave your Chromebook unattended, treat it like your cell phone and don’t put it down and go get lunch. Many Chromebooks are starting to "walk away" from the students they are assigned too. Do not forget to log into IC and pay this year's $20 annual technology fee. It is not just for when a Chromebook gets damaged. The fee covers the use and routine maintenance of the Chromebook and is a fee that is added every year you attend Euclid City Schools. All fees must be paid in full before you can graduate or have your transcripts transferred to another district, so it is best to pay fees each year rather than let them accumulate. If a Chromebook does get damaged, the technology fee will cover the first repair only. After that, the family is responsible for the cost of any further damage or replacement.

Key Club will be meeting Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Students in the Key Club participate in numerous volunteer projects, learn leadership skills, and have fun. Key Club members also volunteer alongside Northern Kiwanis members at fundraisers and service projects. At EHS Key Club will assist in service projects that will improve the EHS community.

The SAVE Environmental club would like to encourage all high school students to reduce their plastic consumption.  Plastic does not biodegrade. Instead it breaks down and it's getting into our drinking water!!! Most plastics are made out of oil, and the production of plastic is connected to climate change!!! You can reduce plastic consumption by using a reusable water bottle or cup.  You can recycle plastic by taking it home with you or dropping it off in the box in the 230 pod.   Want to learn more? Stop by the SAVE meeting on Thursdays in room 230E.

The results of the January Ohio Math League contest are in. Congratulations to William Jones who bounced back to finish in first place with 52 points. Neo Knue was second, Taylor Barwick third, Kamreron Johnson fourth, and Easton Harris was fifth. For the year William is first, Taylor is second. Neo third, Toni Kincaid fourth and Talasi Robinson is fifth. The next contest will be in February.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 20, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Friday, January 20, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

The R-Factor builds RESILIENCE. All of us have experienced hard times throughout our lives. Some of us are going through difficult times right now. There are some events that you know before hand that you are not looking forward to, and may be unpleasant or difficult, however with the right mind set you can excel through it. Remember your mental state affects your physical performance, and how you talk to yourself on the inside, guides your actions on the outside. By focusing on what you can control you will make a positive difference in your life and the lives of others in your 20sq/ft, in our school, and in our community.

The PBIS team is announcing that we will have a Student vs. Faculty Basketball game in March!  In order to play against the teachers in this event, you MUST be referral free for the 3rd quarter!  And YES, tardies to class and class cuts count as referrals!  Please work hard this quarter to be referral free so you can participate!

The Girls Track Team ran yesterday at Spire.  Top Performers from meet were:  Eve Clark 1st place in all 4 events 60 Meter Dash, 200 Meter Dash, 4 x 200 Relay and 4 x 400 Relay.  Tamra Houston 4th Place 60 Meter Dash, 3rd place 200 Meter dash and 1st place 4 x 200 Relay, Dajanay Bailey 1st Place 4 x 200 and 4 x 400 Relay and 2nd place 60 M Hurdles.  Mia Douglas 1st Place 4 x 200 and 4 x 400 M Relay, Nandi Grant 4th Place Shot Put and Aniya Nevels 7th Place Long jump with a new personal record of 14 Feet.  The Girls and Boys will have a home meet next Wednesday at 4:30.

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.

Morning Announcements - January 19, 2023

Good morning Euclid High School where we are Respectful, Responsible, and Engaged. Today is Thursday, January 19, 2023 and these are your morning announcements.

The thing about life is that you don’t always get what you want. Rarely ever do you get exactly what you want. Some people aren’t born into the family they wish they were, or go to the school they really want to, be on the team that they want to be on. These are all events. The great thing about each of them is that you may not have control of the event, but you have the opportunity to respond in a way that will make the outcomes for your life beneficial to you and your circumstances. It all starts with the R-Factor Mindset. I do not control Events, My response is my choice, I earn outcomes by the quality of my response and E+R=O is the way life works. Make a positive difference for those around you today!     

The PBIS team is announcing that we will have a Student vs. Faculty Basketball game in March!  In order to play against the teachers in this event, you MUST be referral free for the 3rd quarter!  And YES, tardies to class and class cuts count as referrals!  Please work hard this quarter to be referral free so you can participate!

SAVE Environmental club would like to encourage all high school students to reduce their plastic consumption.  Plastic does not biodegrade, instead it is breaking down and getting into our drinking water! Plastic is mainly petroleum oil and the production of plastic is connected to climate change!  You can reduce plastic consumption by using a reusable water bottle or cup.  You can recycle plastic by taking it home with you or dropping off in the box in the 230 pod.   What to learn more,  stop the SAVE meeting today in 230E!

Panthers swim team defeated Wickliffe on Senior Night, 129-96.  New personal records were set by Cadence Burr, Maddy Greenway, Anna Harris, Taylor Russell, Kourtnie Freeman, Nilah Jackson, Francis Lanigan, Ryan Robinson, Tylen Willis and Jackson Greenway.

Attention all boys interested in playing volleyball this spring! There will be an informational meeting today at 2:30 in the Little Theater; followed by the first open gym of the season at 4:00.  Bring your court shoes and come ready to play!

Bring out the best in you by pressing pause, getting your mind right, and cutting BCD out of your life, and have a great day at The Euclid High School.