Daily Bulletin
Escanaba High School Bulletin for Friday, September 19, 2025
High School Daily Announcements 9/17
- Seniors: Bay is the Way Day is taking place Friday, Sept. 26 from 9 am to 1 pm. This event is designed to help students explore college options and discover what Bay College has to offer. Students interested in attending Bay College as an EMC student or traditionally after their senior year, should plan to attend. Registration is required by Friday, Sept. 19. Forms have been emailed and are posted in the window of Student Services. For transportation assistance, contact Ms. Waller.
- Silver Linings, the group that does nice things for people, is having its first meeting on Thursday, Sept. 18 during lunch in Mrs. Bishop's room (F629). All you have to do to join is show up! Grab your lunch, grab some friends, and come on down! Follow us on Instagram for announcements and updates @EHSdoesgood.
*Parents: School pictures are ready! To order, log in to your account on mylifetouch.com or create an account using your student's school ID number. All families can also log on and order a FREE Digital SmileSafe card. For more information about the Smilesafe program, click on the following link: Smilesafe
- Students 16 years old and older: You are encouraged to pre-register or register to vote in our Michigan and Federal elections. If you are interested, you can fill out the applications online by searching for "Michigan voter applications" or you may pick up an application in Student Services.
- Seniors: Do you want to go to college in the fall? The list of Michigan colleges/universities without application fees or that are waiving application fees in October is posted outside of Student Services. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Waller or Mrs. Schlenvogt.
- 10th-12th Grades: The ASVAB is a 3-hour skills test that evaluates reading, math, science, automotive, and pre-engineering ideas. Scores can help students find career categories they are highly compatible with and more likely to bring them satisfaction. The test is also used by the military for career placement. If you are interested in taking the test during school time, please sign up in Student Services.
- Interested in attending MSU, but worried about the size of campus? James Madison College is part of MSU. This is a residential college which offers small class sizes (20-30 students) and helps students pursue careers in law, government, business, education, public relations, and international affairs. Fall visit days are Oct. 3, 17, 31, and Nov. 21 from 10 am to 12 pm each day. For more information contact jmcadmin@msu.edu, call 517-353-5260, or go to the website at jmc.msu.edu.
- Before and afterschool weight training hours are posted outside the weight room. If you are working out, arrive promptly at the scheduled start time.
- Juniors: If you are interested in Early Middle College (EMC) you must turn in your application to Ms. Henderson by Wednesday, Oct. 1. No applications will be accepted after this deadline!
- Tutoring will now be offered in the library Monday through Thursday from 2:30 to 3:30 each day.
- Parking permits are now available/being accepted in the High School Main Office. The cost for the pass is $15. All students driving to school must have a permit on file and pass visible on their windshield to avoid a fine.
- Are you a girl with the goal of becoming a doctor in the future? Michigan's Hometown Healers is a mentorship program for girls from rural areas by girls from rural areas. This program works with current medical students at MSU who want to help upcoming students also fulfill their dreams. A poster with more information is outside Student Services.
- Yearbooks are available in the offices. 9-12 grades see Mrs. Glish in the High School Main Office.
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