Thank you to everyone for a successful Red Kettle Ring Off!
Last full week of classes before exams kick off next week! We have several evening performances going on this week featuring our talented students.
Today's the day! Visit a kettle location or donate online! Help us raise money for those in need this holiday season!
Last night our chorus had their holiday concert - "Sounds of the Season". Thank you to these talented students and their director, Amy Byrd, for a wonderful performance!
We are going to be in a fierce competition on Saturday against all schools in SDPC during the Salvation Army's Red Kettle Ring Off!
Scan the QR code or visit the following link to donate if you can't make it to one of our physical kettle locations on Saturday:
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/Pickenskettle/team/EasleyHigh
All juniors who wish to take the ACT or SAT during the school day next semester need to get a letter from the main office.
Make plans to see our advanced theatre students in their fall show - This is a Test. It is a short comedy about the chaos that can happen if you don't study for your exams! Join us on December 12th at 6pm. EHS students can also see the show during 4th period on December 13th.
Welcome back!
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
Saddle Up Club had a fun outing on this beautiful day! Flex Time is a great opportunity for students to engage in activities they love and want to learn more about! #FindYourE
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving break! We will see you on December 2nd!
Our advanced theatre students will be presenting their fall show on 12/12 at 6pm and then a student buy-out during 4th period on 12/13.
Thanksgiving Break will be so great, but once we get back, we will be busy with EOCs and exams! Make sure you have these dates saved.
Congratulations to these Teacher Cadets! #FindYourE
Just a reminder that Thanksgiving Break is next week. We hope that your break is full of rest and time with loved ones.
If you are interested in participating in Clemson University's Tiger Alliance program, be sure to fill out the interest survey!
Attention Easley! Council is excited to announce that this year’s Student Council-designed sweatshirt is now available for purchase by faculty, staff, and community members!
Details:
• Price: $25
• Payment Options:
o Online via MySchoolBucks
o Cash or check (payable to EHS Student Council)
Place your order on or before Tuesday, December 3rd at midnight. Don’t miss out on the chance to grab this exclusive sweatshirt, show off your school spirit, and support our StudCo fundraiser!
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to shannongoodacre@pickens.k12.sc.us.
Just a few days away from a good break!
Mr. Serina, advisor for the Easley Youth in Government, wanted to share the following about the amazing group of students who represented us well in Columbia:
I want to congratulate the Easley Youth in Government on their accomplishments this past week. Easley came together to celebrate democracy at the state capital, and our Green Wave principles of democracy were on full display, democracy is not a spectator sport.
Anna Grace Rice made us proud by serving as Secretary of State in her senior year. Zoey Barnett ran a campaign for Lt. Governor and delivered her speech in front of 1,500 students. Mason Bryant earned the prestigious Philip Bradley Leadership Scholarship, a rare honor given to only one student at the entire conference. Kaje Stueber was recognized as an Outstanding Statesman, an impressive feat for a freshman. Joselyn Bakman, Cana Donald, Klairy Gonzales, and Taylor Lane received Outstanding Bill awards for their written legislation. Ethan Nichols made history by developing, pitching, and promoting a third-party platform at the conference, something that had never been done before.
In addition to these achievements, several of our students served in leadership roles throughout the conference, including Emma Webster, Breonah Small, Corbin Lea, Avery Baker, Berna Guzman, Noah Miller, Anna Grace Rice, Mason Bryant, Lucia Ramos-Calleros, Zoey Barnett, Ethan Nichols, Wyatt Reeves, Calder Adams, Kylie Lowe, Iari Moore, and Owen Wise.
To cap off the week, Governor McMaster personally selected some of our students to talk with him about their experiences at the conference, a huge honor! It was an incredible week of growth, leadership, and success, and I couldn’t be more proud of all of our students. Thank you for your support, and if you see any of the students, please take a moment to congratulate them on their outstanding achievements.
The EHS advanced theatre students are excited to present their fall show, This is a Test. Tickets can be purchased here: https://gofan.co/event/2263711?schoolId=SC642
Hope to see you at the show!
