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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Friday May 24, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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The yearbooks are here and there are still a few copies available for purchase for $80 (tax included). See Mr Jeremy Bischoff, Frau Nace, or stop past the attendance window to purchase your own copy. Cash accepted or checks can be made to EASD with yearbook in the memo line.

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Attention Freshmen:

If you have not yet turned in your NoSub Sale forms or money in room 211, make sure you take care of it by TODAY.  With finals starting next week, things will get far more hectic, so let’s support our class and take care of this obligation this week. -Dr. Gambler

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This announcement is for all students who signed up for next year’s AP Economics class.  There will be a meeting Tuesday May 28th  in room 208 immediately after school.  During this meeting we

will discuss course requirements and you will receive summer reading assignments.

If you cannot attend the meeting, you need to see Mr. Hagen in 208 as soon as possible.

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Theresa May has said she will quit as Conservative leader on June 7th, paving the way for a contest to decide a new prime minister. In an emotional statement in Downing Street, May said she had “done my best” to honour the 2016 EU referendum result. It would remain a matter of “deep regret” that she had been unable to deliver Brexit, she added. But a new PM was “in the best interests of the country”. May said she will continue to serve as prime minister while a Conservative leadership contest takes place. She will step down as Tory leader on June 7th and a leadership contest is due to begin the following week.

In other news,

The SpaceX company has begun the roll-out of its orbiting broadband system. A Falcon-9 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral in Florida late on Thursday, packed with 60 satellites capable of giving users on the ground high-speed connections to the internet. Entrepreneur Elon Musk’s firm aims eventually to loft nearly 12,000 spacecraft for its “Starlink” network. SpaceX is one of several commercial outfits with permission to fly an internet mega-constellation.

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There will be a meeting for All who are interested in playing Boys or Girls Soccer in the fall of 2019 on Wednesday, May 29th at 6:30pm at the Ephrata Middle School Turf Field

Open play will be held for both the Boys and Girls following the meeting.

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All girls interested in field hockey in the fall,  there will be a parent information meeting on Thursday, May 30th in the high school media center starting at 7 pm.

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All girls interested in girls volleyball, there will be a parent meeting on  Wednesday, May 29th at the middle school gym starting at 6:15 pm

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ATTENTION GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS-

We will be having a meeting after school TODAY in room 133 for any girl interested in playing basketball next season.  Please see Coach Cerullo if you are interested in playing, but unable to attend this meeting.

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Seniors, Baccalaureate is taking place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium.

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The Wellness Center will be open of the summer for all students on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10am-1pm.  The first day that we will be open will be Wednesday June 12th.  If you have any questions see Mr. Clair.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Thursday May 23, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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The yearbooks are here and there are still a few copies available for purchase for $80 (tax included). See Mr Jeremy Bischoff, Frau Nace, or stop past the attendance window to purchase your own copy. Cash accepted or checks can be made to EASD with yearbook in the memo line.

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Attention Freshmen:

If you have not yet turned in your NoSub Sale forms or money in room 211, make sure you take care of it by this Friday the 25th.  With finals starting next week, things will get far more hectic, so let’s support our class and take care of this obligation this week. -Dr. Gambler

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Seniors, Baccalaureate is taking place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium.

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Attention AP Lit. and Comp. students for the upcoming year: We will have an informational meeting TODAY at 2:45 in room 106. Mrs. Graybill will discuss course expectations and assign the summer work. If you cannot attend, make sure you see Mrs. Graybill.

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This announcement is for all students who signed up for next year’s AP Economics class.  There will be a meeting Tuesday May 28th  in room 208 immediately after school.  During this meeting we

will discuss course requirements and you will receive summer reading assignments.

If you cannot attend the meeting, you need to see Mr. Hagen in 208 as soon as possible.

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The last day the activity bus will run is TODAY.

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NOW OVER TO ____ WITH THE NEWS

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NEWS INTRO VIDEO

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SPORTS INTRO VIDEO

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ATTENTION GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS-

We will be having a meeting after school on Friday, May 24th in room 133 for any girl interested in playing basketball next season.  Please see Coach Cerullo if you are interested in playing, but unable to attend this meeting.

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NOW BACK TO THE MAIN DESK

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Attention Seniors.

The end of the year is approaching fast!  Please try to deplete your lunch account before May 29th.  If you are carrying a balance, as of June 4th, you may request a refund, providing you meet the guidelines.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Wednesday May 22, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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The yearbooks are here! They will be available for pickup Today during lunch periods. CTC students should message Mr. Jeremy Bischoff to have their book delivered to the office. If you didn’t order one, there will be a limited supply available for purchase for $80 (tax included). Cash accepted or checks can be made to EASD with yearbook in the memo line.

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Seniors, Baccalaureate is taking place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium.

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Attention AP Lit. and Comp. students for the upcoming year: We will have an informational meeting tomorrow May 23rd at 2:45 in room 106. Mrs. Graybill will discuss course expectations and assign the summer work. If you cannot attend, make sure you see Mrs. Graybill.

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The last day the activity bus will run is tomorrow Thursday May 23rd.

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NOW OVER TO ____ WITH THE NEWS

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NEWS INTRO VIDEO

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Some of the world’s biggest footwear firms are urging Donald Trump to end the US trade war with China, warning of a “catastrophic” effect on consumers. A letter signed by 173 companies, including Nike and Adidas, says the president’s decision to raise import tariffs to 25% will disproportionately affect the working class. They also warn that higher levies threaten the future of some businesses. Trump maintains that trade deficit will China hurts the US economy. The US president increased levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports into the US from 10% to 25% more than a week ago after Washington and Beijing failed to reach a deal on trade.

In other news,

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has won resounding support in last week’s mid-term elections. Wednesday’s official results show his allies now control the senate which so far has served as a check on some of his more controversial policies. The win gives him sweeping power to push his agenda including constitutional changes and reintroducing the death penalty. The election has also cemented his family members in the political elite. Despite criticism from rights groups over his brutal drug war, the president remains hugely popular across the Philippines.

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Attention all Freshman, Sophomores, & Juniors.  Fall sports signups are underway on Schoology. Fall sports available are: boys & girls soccer, field hockey, football, girls tennis, girls volleyball,  coed golf, and coed cross country.    Please remember to sign up as soon possible.  If you have any questions please stop by the athletic office and ask Mrs. Cummings.

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ATTENTION GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS-

We will be having a meeting after school on Friday, May 24th in room 133 for any girl interested in playing basketball next season.  Please see Coach Cerullo if you are interested in playing, but unable to attend this meeting.

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This announcement is for any student who is planning on going to summer school this year.  Be sure to complete the necessary procedures to keep your laptop over the summer as you will need it for your class.  If you have any questions, check out Schoology or stop by the Mounts Tech Support office for more information.

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INTRO

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Tuesday May 21, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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The yearbooks are here! They will be available for pickup Today and Wednesday during lunch periods. CTC students should message Mr. Jeremy Bischoff to have their book delivered to the office. If you didn’t order one, there will be a limited supply available for purchase for $80 (tax included). Cash accepted or checks can be made to EASD with yearbook in the memo line.

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Attention Seniors.

The end of the year is approaching fast!  Please try to deplete your lunch account before May 29th.  If you are carrying a balance, as of June 4th, you may request a refund, providing you meet the guidelines.

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Seniors, Baccalaureate is taking place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium.

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Attention AP Lit. and Comp. students for the upcoming year: We will have an informational meeting May 23rd at 2:45 in room 106. Mrs. Graybill will discuss course expectations and assign the summer work. If you cannot attend, make sure you see Mrs. Graybill.

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The last day the activity bus will run is Thursday May 23rd.

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NOW OVER TO ____ WITH THE NEWS

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Last Friday and Saturday, our track & field program competed in the Lancaster-Lebanon League Meet. The girls placed 5th out of 20 teams with a team score of 64 points. The boys placed 7th out of 21 teams with a team score of 41 points.

League Medalists Include:

3200 Meter Run: Lexi Roe 6th and Andrew Foster 4th

4×800 Meter Relay: Kelly Cummings, Lizzy Martin, Ashlyn Mazzocchi, and Sarah Heberlig 7th and Tanyon Loose, Nate Kimmel, Ray Truex, and Alex Auker 5th

100 Meter Hurdles: Talia Sheaffer 6th

100 Meter Dash: Anaya Johnson 5th

1600 Meter Run: Mary Campbell 4th, Alyssa Fedorshak 7th, Tyler Shue 2nd, and Andrew Foster 7th

4×100 Meter Relay: Annie Slovak, Faith Hershberger, Tamyra Martin, and Anaya Johnson 5th

800 Meter Run: Mary Campbell 3rd and Tyler Shue 1st

200 Meter Dash: Anaya Johnson 5th and Stefano Astudillo 7th

4×400 Meter Relay: Baileigh Andrews, Olivia Fedorshak, Fatih Hershberger, and Mary Campbell 5th and Ben Kamide, Stefano Astudillo, Andrew Foster, and Tyler Shue 2nd

Pole Vault: Piper Snow 5th and Bryce Babyak 7th

Long Jump: Faith Hershberger 7th

Shot Put: Lexie Clayton 3rd

Discus: Lexie Clayton 5th and Kandice Liebl 6th

Javelin: Kandice Liebl 2nd

This past Friday and Saturday, athletes competed in the District III championships.

District Medalists and State Qualifiers Include:

3200 Meter Run: Andrew Foster 6th (state qualifier)

100 Meter Dash: Anaya Johnson 5th (state qualifier)

1600 Meter Run: Tyler Shue 2nd (state qualifier) and Mary Campbell 9th (state qualifier)

800 Meter Run: Tyler Shue 1st (state qualifier)

4×400 Meter Relay: Ben Kamide, Stefano Astudillo, Andrew Foster, and Tyler Shue 5th (state qualifier)

Javelin: Kandice Liebl 6th

School Records Set:

At the League Meet, Tyler Shue broke a record that was set back in the 1970s in the 1600 meter run with a time of 4:15.20.

At the District III meet, Mary Campbell reset her record from this year in the 1600 meter run with a time of 5:02.45.

Athletes who qualified for the State meet will compete this coming weekend. Wish them luck. Go MOUNTS!

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Attention all Freshman, Sophomores, & Juniors.  Fall sports signups are underway on Schoology. Fall sports available are: boys & girls soccer, field hockey, football, girls tennis, girls volleyball,  coed golf, and coed cross country.    Please remember to sign up as soon possible.  If you have any questions please stop by the athletic office and ask Mrs. Cummings.

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ATTENTION GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS-

We will be having a meeting after school on Friday, May 24th in room 133 for any girl interested in playing basketball next season.  Please see Coach Cerullo if you are interested in playing, but unable to attend this meeting.

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Soccer 2019

WHAT: Parents and players informational meeting

WHO: All who are interested in playing Boys or Girls Soccer in the fall of 2019

WHEN: Wednesday, May 29th at 6:30pm

WHERE Ephrata Middle School Turf Field

Open play will be held for both the Boys and Girls following the meeting.

All girls interested in field hockey in the fall,  there will be a parent information meeting on Thursday, May 30th in the high school media center starting at 7 pm.

All girls interested in girls volleyball, there will be a parent meeting on  Wednesday, May 29th at the middle school gym starting at 6:15 pm

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Today in sports, Baseball enters district playoffs

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Attention Artists!………. The District Art Show is now a fond memory. Please see your respected Art Teachers to pick up your work.

Hey! …..Listen again………ART WORK NEEDS TO BE PICKED UP ! Please see your respected Art Teacher to pick up your work.

It looked amazing on exhibit at the public Library by the way.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Friday May 17, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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Breakfast will be available at the MC Café until 10:30 on Keystone Testing Days

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Attention Seniors.

The end of the year is approaching fast!  Please try to deplete your lunch account before May 29th.  If you are carrying a balance, as of June 4th, you may request a refund, providing you meet the guidelines.

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Attention AP Lit. and Comp. students for the upcoming year: We will have an informational meeting May 23rd at 2:45 in room 106. Mrs. Graybill will discuss course expectations and assign the summer work. If you cannot attend, make sure you see Mrs. Graybill.

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Junior CTC students.  This is a reminder that you are to be released to lunch at 11:15 today.  Please do not leave any earlier.

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The last day the activity bus will run is Thursday May 23rd.

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NOW OVER TO ____ WITH THE NEWS

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NEWS INTRO VIDEO

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SPORTS INTRO VIDEO

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Today in sports, Track travels to Shippensburg for the District match.

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NOW BACK TO THE MAIN DESK

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Attention Artists!………. The District Art Show is now a fond memory. Please see your respected Art Teachers to pick up your work.

Hey! …..Listen again………ART WORK NEEDS TO BE PICKED UP ! Please see your respected Art Teacher to pick up your work.

It looked amazing on exhibit at the public Library by the way.

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INTRO

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Wednesday May 15, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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Breakfast will be available at the MC Café until 10:30 on Keystone Testing Days

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Attention Seniors.

The end of the year is approaching fast!  Please try to deplete your lunch account before May 29th.  If you are carrying a balance, as of June 4th, you may request a refund, providing you meet the guidelines.

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Attention AP Lit. and Comp. students for the upcoming year: We will have an informational meeting May 23rd at 2:45 in room 106. Mrs. Graybill will discuss course expectations and assign the summer work. If you cannot attend, make sure you see Mrs. Graybill.

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Junior CTC students.  This is a reminder that you are to be released to lunch at 11:15 today.  Please do not leave any earlier.

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Attention Artists!………. The District Art Show is now a fond memory. Please see your respected Art Teachers to pick up your work.

Hey! …..Listen again………ART WORK NEEDS TO BE PICKED UP ! Please see your respected Art Teacher to pick up your work.

It looked amazing on exhibit at the public Library by the way.

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NOW OVER TO ____ WITH THE NEWS

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NEWS INTRO VIDEO

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SPORTS INTRO VIDEO

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boys lax lost 13-9 in their playoff game vs Cumberland Valley.

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Attention all Freshman, Sophomores, & Juniors.  Fall sports signups are underway on Schoology. Fall sports available are: boys & girls soccer, field hockey, football, girls tennis, girls volleyball,  coed golf, and coed cross country.    Please remember to sign up as soon possible.  If you have any questions please stop by the athletic office and ask Mrs. Cummings.

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Today in sports, none

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Attention current sophomores and juniors.

Have you ever yearned for the opportunity to manage your own stock portfolio?

Have you ever dreamed of trading on world markets?

Have you ever wondered what it must be like to work in canyons of Wall Street?

Well, next year Ephrata High School will initiate a new club called The Investment Club.

The Investment Club will be made up of Ephrata students who will manage a real $30,000 portfolio.

That’s right — $30,000.

The Ephrata Area Education Foundation has donated $30,000 to the new Investment Club.

Members of the club will research stocks, make buy and sell recommendations to the investment board, and vote on the purchase of shares.

An informational meeting will be held TODAY Wednesday, May 15th.  The meeting will be held in Mr. Hagen’s room (208) at 2:40.

Hope to see you there.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Tuesday May 14, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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Breakfast will be available at the MC Café until 10:30 on Keystone Testing Days

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Attention AP Lit. and Comp. students for the upcoming year: We will have an informational meeting May 23rd at 2:45 in room 106. Mrs. Graybill will discuss course expectations and assign the summer work. If you cannot attend, make sure you see Mrs. Graybill.

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Junior CTC students.  This is a reminder that you are to be released to lunch at 11:15 today.  Please do not leave any earlier.

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Attention Artists!………. The District Art Show is now a fond memory. Please see your respected Art Teachers to pick up your work.

Hey! …..Listen again………ART WORK NEEDS TO BE PICKED UP ! Please see your respected Art Teacher to pick up your work.

It looked amazing on exhibit at the public Library by the way.

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Seniors, It’s time to celebrate your future direction decisions.  You spent the majority of your senior year trying to decide what your future holds and where you would like to be next year.  All seniors who have made the decision to further their education by attending college, technical or trade school, art or nursing school, or who have enlisted in any branch of the armed services, are invited to show EHS where you will be continuing your schooling next year.

Check out the bulletin board outside of the Counseling Office.  If you don’t see your picture there, you can email your counselor, send them a Schoology message, or stop by the Counseling Office  to drop your counselor a note about where you are headed next year (college or military).  Your picture will be posted on the bulletin board outside of the counseling office for everyone to see!  Don’t delay!

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Soccer 2019

WHAT: Parents and players informational meeting

WHO: All who are interested in playing Boys or Girls Soccer in the fall of 2019

WHEN: Wednesday, May 29th at 6:30pm

WHERE Ephrata Middle School Turf Field

Open play will be held for both the Boys and Girls following the meeting.

All girls interested in field hockey in the fall,  there will be a parent information meeting on Thursday, May 30th in the high school media center starting at 7 pm.

All girls interested in girls volleyball, there will be a parent meeting on  Wednesday, May 29th at the middle school gym starting at 6:15 pm

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Today in sports, boys Lacrosse plays at home in the District playoffs, and the unified track team is away at Warwick for the Regional championship.

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NOW BACK TO THE MAIN DESK

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Attention current sophomores and juniors.

Have you ever yearned for the opportunity to manage your own stock portfolio?

Have you ever dreamed of trading on world markets?

Have you ever wondered what it must be like to work in canyons of Wall Street?

Well, next year Ephrata High School will initiate a new club called The Investment Club.

The Investment Club will be made up of Ephrata students who will manage a real $30,000 portfolio.

That’s right — $30,000.

The Ephrata Area Education Foundation has donated $30,000 to the new Investment Club.

Members of the club will research stocks, make buy and sell recommendations to the investment board, and vote on the purchase of shares.

An informational meeting will be held TOMORROW Wednesday, May 15th.  The meeting will be held in Mr. Hagen’s room (208) at 2:40.

Hope to see you there.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Friday May 10, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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Attention Artists!………. The District Art Show is now a fond memory. Please see your respected Art Teachers to pick up your work.

Hey! …..Listen again………ART WORK NEEDS TO BE PICKED UP ! Please see your respected Art Teacher to pick up your work.

It looked amazing on exhibit at the public Library by the way.

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Seniors, It’s time to celebrate your future direction decisions.  You spent the majority of your senior year trying to decide what your future holds and where you would like to be next year.  All seniors who have made the decision to further their education by attending college, technical or trade school, art or nursing school, or who have enlisted in any branch of the armed services, are invited to show EHS where you will be continuing your schooling next year.

Check out the bulletin board outside of the Counseling Office.  If you don’t see your picture there, you can email your counselor, send them a Schoology message, or stop by the Counseling Office  to drop your counselor a note about where you are headed next year (college or military).  Your picture will be posted on the bulletin board outside of the counseling office for everyone to see!  Don’t delay!

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NEWS INTRO VIDEO

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The US has more than doubled tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products, in a sharp escalation of the countries’ damaging trade war. Tariffs on affected Chinese goods have risen to 25% from 10%, and Beijing has vowed to retaliate. China says it “deeply regrets” the move and will have to take “necessary counter-measures.” It comes as high-level officials from both sides are attempting to salvage a trade deal in Washington.

In other news,

Amazon entrepreneur Jeff Bezos has unveiled a mock-up of a new lunar lander spacecraft that aims to take equipment and humans to the Moon by 2024. The unmanned, reusable Blue Moon vehicle will carry scientific instruments, satellites and rovers. It will feature a new rocket engine called BE-7 that can blast 10,000 lb of thrust. “It’s time to go back to the Moon, this time to stay,” said Bezos. Bezos presented the Moon goals of his space exploration company Blue Origin at the Washington Convention Center in Washington DC, to an audience consisting of potential customers and officials from Nasa.”

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SPORTS INTRO VIDEO

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Today in sports, Track is at Hempfield for the Lancaster Lebanon League Championships

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NOW BACK TO THE MAIN DESK

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Attention current sophomores and juniors.

Have you ever yearned for the opportunity to manage your own stock portfolio?

Have you ever dreamed of trading on world markets?

Have you ever wondered what it must be like to work in canyons of Wall Street?

Well, next year Ephrata High School will initiate a new club called The Investment Club.

The Investment Club will be made up of Ephrata students who will manage a real $30,000 portfolio.

That’s right — $30,000.

The Ephrata Area Education Foundation has donated $30,000 to the new Investment Club.

Members of the club will research stocks, make buy and sell recommendations to the investment board, and vote on the purchase of shares.

An informational meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 15th.  The meeting will be held in Mr. Hagen’s room (208) at 2:40.

Hope to see you there.

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