EPS families: If you have a child who is ages 5-10, this opportunity is for you!

Scouting America - French Creek Council is inviting families to learn more about the adventures and opportunities that scouting has to offer on Monday, March 16.

There is no cost to attend the event!
about 14 hours ago, Erie's Public Schools
Scouting America - French Creek Council is inviting families to learn more about scouting on Monday, March 16 at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church from 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM.
Information about what the Boy Scouts of America is, what their mission is, their oath, and some facts about it.
💙 Last night, during our School Board Meeting, we recognized several outstanding staff members with our monthly Bravo Awards.

Each month, we alternate between recognizing staff and students, celebrating the individuals who go above and beyond to make a difference in our schools.

This month, we are proud to honor staff, as well as our Community School Directors from United Way of Erie, whose dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting our students shine every day.

Please join us in congratulating this month's Bravo Award recipients and in thanking all of our staff for the incredible work they do. 👏🎉
1 day ago, Erie's Public Schools
Staff standing with Dr. Natalyn Gibbs after receiving their Bravo Awards.
REMINDER: School will be in session on Friday, March 13, as a Snow Make-Up Day for Tuesday, January 27. Students should attend in person as usual.
1 day ago, Erie's Public Schools
⏰Reminder: Daylight Saving Time begins tomorrow! Don't forget to set your clocks forward.
Congratulations to the staff and students of Perry Elementary, a community school for an incredibly successful book donation drive to benefit the Friends of the Erie County Library during Read Across America Week. The effort was coordinated by the school's Reading Committee and Scot Galloway, United Way of Erie County community school director at Perry. Thank you all for your generosity!
1 day ago, Erie's Public Schools
Two elderly individuals standing with a man in a polo shirt.
A women giving a certificate to two elderly individuals.
A certificate of Appreciation of Perry Elementary for successfully collecting books to support the Erie County Library.
As a reminder, there will be an Erie School Board Committee of the Whole Meeting tomorrow, March 11th, at 5:00 pm. prior to the regularly scheduled Board Meeting at the district administration building, 1910 Sassafras St.
4 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Erie School Board Committee of the whole meeting on March 11 at 5 PM.
⏰Reminder: Daylight Saving Time begins tomorrow! Don't forget to set your clocks forward.
6 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Daylight Saving, don't forget to spring forward.
Congratulations to Erie High’s Davaya Truman as she competes at the GIANT Center in Hershey, March 5–7, in the PIAA State Girls Individual Wrestling Championships!

Davaya has demonstrated incredible grit, determination, and drive throughout the season. She truly embodies what it means to be a Royal, and we are incredibly proud of her accomplishments.

Live results will be available on FloWrestling. #EPSProud
10 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Two girls are wrestling at a match.
A young girl is dressed in her Erie High School team uniform and is wearing a metal.
🎉Happy Marching Music Day!

Today, we celebrate the dedication, talent, and school pride of our amazing Erie High School Marching Band/EACMB!

Want to see them in action? Saturday, March 14th at 2 PM, the Erie High School Marching Band will be part of the St. Patrick's Day Parade. So mark your calendars and help cheer them on! 🍀
10 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Erie High School Marching Band smiling and holding a trophy.
A student playing the flute in the marching band.
Students playing instruments in the marching band.
Students playing instruments in the marching band.

Our students are the true co-authors of our next chapter at EPS.

Superintendent Dr. Natalyn Gibbs continued her Listening and Learning Engagement Sessions with middle and high school students recently, proving that we aren't building a legacy alone - we're building it with the voices of those who will inherit it. Thank you to all the courageous students who led with their voices, offering thoughtful, candid, and very necessary feedback. We're #BuildingExcellenceTogether!

11 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
A young man in a red shirt standing next to Dr. Natalyn Gibbs.
A women standing in between Dr. Natalyn Gibbs and School Board Director Linda Graff.
Dr. Natalyn Gibbs speaking in front of students.
Dr. Natalyn Gibbs and students smiling.
A students standing next to Dr. Natalyn Gibbs.
A group of students standing next to Dr. Natalyn Gibbs and holding #B.E.T. fans.
Two young men standing next to Dr. Natalyn Gibbs.
A student speaking into a microphone as others watch.
Dr. Natalyn Gibbs and students smiling.
A student speaking into a microphone as others watch.
👏More Photos from Saturday's Multicultural Quiz Bowl.
11 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
All of the participants of the Multicultural Quiz Bowl.
Students sitting behind a table and are competing in the multicultural quiz bowl.
Students sitting behind a table and are competing in the multicultural quiz bowl.
A student receiving a trophy and shaking a mans hand.
A student holding up the trophy him and his team won.
A man speaking at a podium.
A man speaking at a podium.
Individuals standing at a podium and there is a table with trophies in front of him.
A man speaking at a podium and there is a table with trophies in front of him.
Students sitting behind a table and are competing in the multicultural quiz bowl.
❤️As we celebrate National Social Worker Week, we want to thank our Behavior Intervention Specialists and our Mental Health Specialists who support our students every day. We also want to thank our partners at Safe Harbor for providing case management for our students. Your dedication and support make a lasting impact.
11 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
National Social Worker Week.
A wonderful opportunity for the East Middle, a Community School; Strong Vincent Middle School; Woodrow Wilson Middle, a Community School; Patrick J. DiPaolo Student Success Center at Emerson Gridley; and Eagle's Nest School of Academic Distinction, 6th- and 7th-grade young ladies interested in STEM!

The Wabtec Girls STEM Camp is free and is designed to give young women the opportunity to explore STEM concepts. The cam is run by Wabtec Corporation Engineers and Penn State Behrend Faculty/staff.

If you are interested, make sure to apply by April 17th: https://bit.ly/47lEm1B
12 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Wabtec Girls STEM Camp is for 6th- and 7th-grade students, is free, and the application deadline is April 17.
Your Erie High Royals had an outstanding two days at the District 10 Swim Championships!
We are incredibly proud to announce that the Erie High Swim Team was awarded the Harold Gibson Sportsmanship Award for the 2025–2026 season — a true reflection of the character, class, and Royal pride our student-athletes display in and out of the pool.
PIAA AAA State Qualifier-competes at States in 2 weeks!
Ellie Wertz – 1st Place, 500 Free (5:24.73)
AAA Medalists
Sam Inman – 2nd Place, 500 Free
Bradyn Lawson – 2nd Place, 50 Yard Free (Para)
Ellie Wertz – 2nd Place, 100 Fly
200 Free Relay – 3rd Place
Jackson Haffley
Liam Wright
Joel White
Sam Inman
Making waves and showing what it truly means to be a Royal!
12 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Group photo of boys with their medals for their swim competition.
A young lady with two medals standing in front of a pool.
An individual from Erie High that won second place and is wearing a medal.
A group of individuals and some are wearing medals they won during teh swim competition.
The rankings of winners for the swim competition and Erie High School recieved third place.
Congratulations to the team from Strong Vincent Middle School, winners of today’s Multicultural Quiz Bowl! Way to represent! Teams from East Middle, a Community School, Woodrow Wilson Middle, a Community School and Eagle's Nest School of Academic Distinction also participated in this event designed to highlight the diversity that is our district’s strength.
12 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
The winners of the Multi cultural quiz bowl.
Multicultural Quiz Bowl contestants on stage at their tables while audience watches in auditorium.
Students on stage sitting at their table for the contest.
Multicultural Quiz Bowl contestants on stage at their tables while audience watches in auditorium.
Multicultural Quiz Bowl contestants on stage at their tables while audience watches in auditorium.
💙March is Women's History Month! We are grateful to all the women who make a difference every day in our schools and community. Thank you for your leadership, strength, and impact. 💐#buildingexcellencetogether #WomensHistoryMonth
12 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Women's History Month graphic.
Congratulations to Kimora Boyd, who is this month's Northwest PA
C.L.A.S.S. Act Emerging Leader Nominee!
We are extremely proud of you for demonstrating C- Character, L- Leadership, A- Attitude, S- Service, S- Selfless or strive for excellence or self-awareness or self-reliance. Keep up the great work!
#EPSProud
16 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Northwest PA C.L.A.S.S. Act Emergin Leader Nominations for February.
❤️💚💛As we step into the last week of February, our students are learning about Social Studies and Political Science in honor of Black History Month. From powerful biographical reports and engaging PowerPoints to research, creative puppets of prominent figures, and meaningful conversations with African American leaders in our community, our students and teachers are engaging in important conversations. 🤝

A huge thank you to the schools who have already shared the incredible work they are doing this week: Strong Vincent Middle School, Grover Cleveland Elementary, A Community School, and McKinley Elementary School "Home of the Mariners"!

Be sure to check back on our website (eriesd.org/blackhistory) for more updates as more schools share what they're doing this week.
18 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Two individuals standing in front of a large screen and are ready to present.
A student standing in front of a large screen and are ready to present.
Students doing a craft in class using colorful paper.
Small square paper that are colored individually and then added together to make an image for Black History Month.
Students art they created that is colorful.
Students holding puppets they made of Barack Obama.
An individual reading to a group of students in a classroom.
An individual reading to a group of students in a classroom.
And there it is. YOUR D10 CHAMPS. 💜💛👑
22 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Score board showing Erie Royals won 63 tp 57 against McDowell.
Erie High Royals team photo.
Erie High Royals Team photo with Dr. Gibbs and other adults.
💜💛Erie High School Royals hosted a Career Fair today for students. This was a powerful opportunity for students to explore future pathways and connect with local professionals.

Partnerships like these play an important role in preparing our students for success. By bringing businesses and community organizations into the schools, we help students discover career options, build professional skills, and connect to professionals in our community.

Thank you to our partners for investing in our students' futures! Also, thank you to the amazing staff at Erie High for organizing this wonderful experience for our students!🎉
22 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
Students talking to different companies at a career fair.
In honor of Black History Month, students at Grover Cleveland Elementary School are participating in a special Snack & Chat experience designed to inspire, educate, and connect.

The 4th and 5th-grade classrooms are welcoming African American leaders and professionals from our local community to share their personal journeys. Each week during Black History Month, students hear from new leaders and professionals.

This event is a wonderful way for our students to learn firsthand about perseverance, achievement, and the importance of community. Thank you, Ms. Dunston, for organizing this wonderful event for the students during Black History Month!
23 days ago, Erie's Public Schools
Four African American women standing in the hall and smiling.
Students sitting at tables in the classroom.
A women in a red hoodie speaking to a classroom.
Women passing out snacks and drinks to students.
A women speaking to a classroom.
A women speaking to a classroom.
A women speaking to a classroom.
A women speaking to a classroom.
Kids raising their hands in class to ask questions.
A women in a green top and red glasses smiling.