On Friday and Saturday March 4 and 5, EHMS Band student Kaitlynn Johnston and EHMS Chorus Students Ella Briggs and Grace Pekar performed in the annual Connecticut Music Educators Association (CMEA) Southern Region Middle School Music Festival.
The CMEA Southern Region Middle School music festival is an annual music festival held in March, featuring band, chorus, orchestra, and jazz band ensembles that rehearse, and then perform challenging songs that are conducted by a talented conductor. Music students from over 25 school districts are represented at the festival.
Students that participate in their school’s ensemble were invited to audition back in December. Kaitlynn, Ella, and Grace’s audition score results qualified them to participate in the festival.
Congratulations to Kaitlynn, Ella, and Grace!
There will be an early dismissal for the East Hampton Public Schools on Wednesday, March 9.
School is CLOSED on Friday, February 25 due to the wintery weather of snow, sleet, and ice.
To celebrate our Black History Month Ms. McCabe's classes created a periodic table to name many of the historic people from our history.
We are so thankful to have these outstanding Counselors at EHMS!
Thank you for all that you do Mr. Mannes, Mrs. Mercaldi and Mrs. Vasquez.
These students received a Positive Office Referral because they read over 1,000,000 words each as part of Mrs. Gieras’ ELA class reading challenge.
Students learned about Lunar New Year by putting together an incredible display in the library these past weeks. Mr. Smith contributed many interesting items from his travels to China. We were thrilled to have him visit and talk about our "sister" school, JianHua, in Bejing. The paper lantern display showcases the hopes of students for the new year.
Mr. Verner, Principal from East Hampton High School came to visit EHMS to work on transitioning the 8th graders into high school next year. Letting them know all that is available, what kinds of classes to take, sports and clubs. It's a very exciting time for the students as they move on to the next stage after Middle School.
Congratulations to these students who received Positive Office Referrals! They were recognized for their Responsibility, Respect, Compassion and Pride. #pantherpride
Due to the potential for icy roads and dangerous driving conditions later in the morning or early afternoon, there will be no school on Friday, February 4 for the East Hampton Public Schools.
6th graders Aubrey Butler and Emily Rawlinson were recognized with a positive referral by showing responsibility, pride and compassion. Congratulations!
Today the 8th Graders got to enjoy a Hot chocolate bar for those who completed the Book Bingo Reading Challenge.
During this week's math minutes students are given (4) 4's to form every whole number from 0-20 using all of the math operations.
Ms. Fielding in the Library has set up a Reading Challenge for each quarter by team. Check out to see who is in the lead for Quarter 2
Book Bingo has also been fun for the students. They are working towards a hot cocoa bar and cookie decorating for a prize.
Positive Office Referral - Mikah Levenduski was recognized for being compassionate and a great friend to someone in need.
The EarlyAct Club is collecting coats of all sizes for "Button Up Connecticut" to help those in need this winter season. Please bring in new or gently used coats into the front lobby where there is a collection box.
Let’s go through our closets, talk to friends and neighbors, and bring in donations to help keep people warm! Thank you to all who have donated already!
Look at all that we have collected so far!!
Positive Office Referral - Mya Viveiros was recognized for her responsible behavior by coming to class prepared and ready for her class. Nice job taking responsibility of your learning!
No School for East Hampton Public Schools on January 20.
The EarlyAct Club is collecting coats of all sizes for "Button Up Connecticut" to help those in need this winter season. Please bring in new or gently used coats into the front lobby where there is a collection box.
Let’s go through our closets, talk to friends and neighbors, and bring in donations to help keep people warm!
All three girls were highlighted this week for a positive office referral for showing Respect and Responsibility.
Jayla Tupper, Samantha Bagley and Keirah Lyman helped clean up a mess in the commons at breakfast that they didn't make but were willing to help clean. Thank you girls for showing your Panther Pride!
