

Does your student have ideas, opinions, questions, or a desire to make a difference? The Erie School Board wants to hear from student voices.
The Student Leadership Program is an opportunity for students to share ideas, perspectives, and concerns by serving alongside the Erie School Board. Students will build leadership skills, civic awareness, and experience in public service.
Each high school will select three students, for a total of nine Student Leaders across the district.
Students should apply if they are entering grades 9- 12 in the 2026-27 school year, attend or will attend one of the participating high schools, are in good academic and behavioral standing, and can balance this leadership role with other responsibilities.
Application materials are available under the Announcements section of the district website's homepage at eriesd.org.
Applications must be submitted to the Board Secretary’s Office at boardoffice@eriesd.org by Friday, June 26.

In observance of Juneteenth, all district buildings will be closed on Friday, June 19th.

💧 Drink lots of water
👒 Wear a sun hat and sunscreen
🧼 Wash hands before snacks
👀 Play where adults can see you
🌳 Take breaks in the shade
Stay safe and have an amazing summer! ☀️


We hope everyone is enjoying their summer! ☀️

💜💛Erie High School is offering several great summer workout and conditioning opportunities for students. Whether you're interested in football, girls golf, tennis, girls soccer, cross country, volleyball, or boys soccer, these programs provide a fantastic way to improve fitness, sharpen skills, and connect with other students during the summer.







1. A Beach Day: Nothing beats soaking up the sun by the water, and the best part? It's completely FREE!
2. A Day at the Zoo: Enjoy the beautiful weather while exploring and discovering amazing animals from around the world.
3. Bike Rides: Summer is the ideal season to hit the trail, whether you're cruising through your neighborhood, a park, or along the beach.
4. Amusement & Water Parks: Get your thrills on roller coasters and cool off in the pool, whether you're lounging poolside or flying down the water slides.
5. Local Parks: Grab some friends and enjoy a game of your favorite sport, break out the lawn games, or relive your childhood on the swings!
6. Reading Outside: Grab your favorite book and find a cozy spot outside to soak up the warm summer sunshine while getting lost in a great story!
⛱️What is your favorite summer activity?

Some smiles, some tears, and all the feelings on the last day of school! That's how you know it was a great year! 💙 Enjoy some precious last-day dismissal moments at Grover Elementary School. We might have teared up a little too. 🥹
To every student, family, and staff member, we hope you have a wonderful and safe summer break. We cannot wait to see you again in the fall! 🌻











Please help us congratulate Jack below! 🎊


Help us congratulate our award recipients in the comments! 👏#BuildingExcellenceTogether










If you are thinking of participating in any sport for the upcoming school year, please take advantage of the FREE sports physical day.
The following opportunities are scheduled from 8:45–11:30 a.m.:
- Tuesday, June 2 – Wilson Middle School (East will be transported by bus)
- Thursday, June 4 – Erie High School, Athletic Wing
You must have a completed packet (found in the school office) to receive a physical.

Head to https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/eriesd/entity/schools/1, enter your student ID as the passcode, and select how many tickets you'd like!

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

Here's everything you need to know:
1. Gates open to the public at Veteran Memorial Stadium at 10 a.m. for the 11 a.m. Erie High Royals/Patrick J. DiPaolo Student Success Center at Emerson Gridley, and at 1:30 p.m. for the 2:30 p.m. Collegiate Academy ceremony.
2. Please be advised that parking around Veterans Memorial Stadium may be difficult to find. Erie Public Schools will provide a bus shuttle between Veterans Memorial Stadium and Erie High, starting at 8:30 a.m., for anyone who would like to use it.
3. Guests must have their tickets to be admitted. There will be no ticket sales at the door.
4. Erie’s Public Schools’ clear bag policy will remain in effect for this event. All bags must be clear and no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. Bags cannot have buckles, hardware, or décor that conceals any part of the bag. Purses must be no longer than a small clutch bag, approximately the size of a hand. Small clutch bags may be brought into an event with no more than one clear plastic bag.
We can't wait to celebrate Erie's Public Schools Class of 2026! 🏅✨


🎉Congratulations to the five scholar-athletes who have committed to continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level, and to the two young men who have committed to serving in the United States military! All the hard work paid off, and you make us so #EPSProud.
Ava West has committed to play crew at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania; Deon'tae Wilson has committed to play basketball at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania; Mya Crockett has committed to cheerleading at
Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania; Elijah Flemings has committed to play track and field at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania; Mirela Saracevic has committed to play tennis at Penn State Behrend in Erie, Pennsylvania; Brendan Archer has committed to serving in the United States military; and Daniel Rivera has committed to serving in the United States military.
Let’s congratulate them in the comments!👏🏅









