Daily Bulletin

Escanaba High School Bulletin for Wednesday, February 25, 2026

High School Daily Announcement 2/24

- Senior reminder: Priority Scholarship forms are due in Student Services on Wednesday, Feb. 25 by 2:30 pm. If they are not turned in by then, you will not be eligible for the scholarships covered by the form. Any questions, email Mrs. Schlenvogt.

- All: Next week is our annual Book Fair! We will be open Monday-Friday during school hours. There will also be a family shopping/game night on Thursday from 6-7 pm. We accept cash, cards, and checks written to the Escanaba Junior High PTO.

- MSU events for Juniors:
- James Madison College is MSU's residential college for public policy and international affairs. If you are interested in learning more, they have family events on March 20, April 17, and May 15. For more information, check out the flyer by Student Services or go to MSU's website.
- If you are interested in a free summer program at MSU that is an experience in public affairs, check out the Academy for Civic Education at James Madison College. This is a 2 week program from July 12-24. The focus is on the Declaration of Independence, the US Constitution, and other foundational texts. The deadline to apply is March 1. A poster with information is outside of Student Services, or go to jmc.msu.edu to learn more.

- Juniors: Are you interested in learning about cadet life at West Point? Applications are now open for West Point's Summer Leaders Experience. It is a 5 day immersion program with leadership and military training through hands-on workshops. Scholarships are available to cover fees and travel expenses for students with documented financial need. For more information and to apply, go to Summer Leaders Experience.

- 6th - 11th grades: You need to turn in your class request form for next year as soon as possible to Student Services. If you need a new one, please stop by Student Services to pick one up.

- 8th - 11th grades: If you have not submitted your EDP, which is found in your Google Classroom, please do so. It needs to be completed entirely and will be read. Please do it right the first time. If you can't find it or can't access your classroom, please email Ms. Waller or Mrs. Schlenvogt.

- If you are a student with a current 504 or IEP that has a disability that affects your reading, and would like to access books that can be read aloud to you, you are in luck! Bookshare is a free service for students who need assistance with reading. Just email Mrs.Garber at jgarber@eskymos.com to let her know what books you need assigned, and she will email you back with your login information. It is free and confidential!

- Juniors: You are invited to Bay College's upcoming College 101: Juniors Gear Up! This event is designed to help students explore their options after graduation and get a firsthand look at the opportunities available for them. To sign up and for more information visit College 101. The event will include a free lunch. Transportation is also available if needed.

- Seniors: You can pick up donation letters for the Senior All Night Party to deliver to businesses from Mrs. Schroeder (room A403). By delivering five letters you will earn a raffle ticket for the all night party.

Scholarship Information

- Seniors: There are many Priority Scholarship forms that have not been picked up from Student Services for students with a 2.7 or higher GPA. These need to be picked up, filled out, and returned by February 25 at the latest! Please print out a copy of your SAT score to turn in with the form. If you have questions, please see Student Services.

- Seniors: Have you checked out the Scholarship wall? There are so many opportunities to apply for scholarship money for college and further studies. Don't wait until the last minute; check them out today.

- Seniors: If your parent is part of the Michigan Retailers Association, there is a scholarship opportunity available for you. The deadline is April 1. Visit retailers.com/scholarship to find out more.

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