Eagle Talk | October 29, 2021

Edgemont Junior High Weekly Newsletter

For Your Information

School Events

November

5 - Early Release Day

8 - 1st Day of Sports Season #2 (7th and 8th Grade)

11 - Veterans Day - No School

15 - Interim Progress Report #2

24-26 - Thanksgiving Break - No School

Thanks For Your Support!

Thanks to all who participated in the EJH ASB fundraiser. It was a great success! The proceeds will go to help our various student activities throughout the 2021-22 school year.


For those that purchased items, you will receive an email in late November/early December for the times and location for pick-up. Thanks again for your support!

Food Drive

We will be kicking off our annual food drive in November. Our efforts will go toward supporting local food banks for the holiday season. Students will be encouraged to bring in what they are able to provide. More information to come in our weekly bulletin to students.

World Language Proficiency Test

Does your 8th or 9th grader speak a language other than English? If so, they can possibly gain high school credit through the World Language Proficiency Test. Please see the flyer below for more information.

Holiday Help

With the holidays fast approaching, Edgemont is ready to offer help to our families in need. If you believe you need assistance during the holiday time, please take a moment to let us know using the survey below:


Holiday Help Survey

Athletics Calendar

Please check ArbiterLive for all of our fall sports schedules at EJH and PHS. You can access the site using this link.

Drug/Alcohol Prevention Information

Questions we think, but don't ask....

Why is it important to wait until the age of 21 to drink?

Answer:

1. It is against the law to drink prior to age 21

2. The brain is not fully developed until your mid-20’s. Starting to drink alcohol at a young age can hinder the development of the brain’s structure and functioning.

3. Early drinking is a risk factor for alcohol use disorders.

4. Adults who had taken their first drink of alcohol before the age of 15 were 6.5 times more likely to experience an alcohol use disorder than those who didn’t start drinking before age 21. (SAMHSA, 2017 NSDUH).

https://www.responsibility.org/alcohol-statistics/underage-drinking-statistics?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzo_HwIzr8wIVyR6tBh2CmAADEAAYAiAAEgKRYPD_BwE

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