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EPHRATA HIGH SCHOOL

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Our First Tiger Day is Tomorrow at EHS!

Posted Date: 09/17/26 (07:36 PM)


TOMORROW IS TIGER DAY AT EHS!

We have a LOT happening at EHS tomorrow. Students will have opportunities throughout the day to get extra help in classes, catch up on work, meet with teachers, explore something new, get involved in a club, be active, or just connect with other students and staff.

Tiger Day is about giving students something that can be hard to find during a regular school day: TIME!

Time to get help. Students who need additional academic support have dedicated time with EHS staff for interventions, tutoring, missing work, test make-ups, and individual assistance.

Time to explore. Students in good standing can choose from a wide variety of enrichment opportunities designed to help them discover interests, develop skills, get involved, and connect with our school community.

A few of tomorrow’s options include:

Academic Support
Math • English • Science • Spanish • Social Studies • Science English Language Development • Learning Center Credit Recovery • Alternative Learning Experiences (ALE) • Resource Support • Tutoring • Test Make-Ups • Study Time

STEM, Career & Hands-On Learning
STEM Lego Challenge • Computer Engineering Lab • Ford Motor Company Virtual Field Trip • Shop Activities • Early Childhood Lesson Planning • Career/Military Presentations

Creativity & Exploration
Open Art Studio • Zentangle Art • Paper Art • Friendship Bracelets • Custom Bookmarks • Meditation Art • Pancake Art • Glider Build & Fly

Health, Wellness & Recreation
Volleyball • Tennis • Weights • Walking • Health Games • Relaxation & Calming Activities

Leadership, Clubs & Connection
FBLA • FCCLA • HOSA • Key Club • GEAR UP • Student Council • Orange E Club • eSports • MEChA • Leadership • EuroTrip • and more!

And that’s only part of the list!

Tiger Days aren’t intended to be a day off from learning. They give us a chance to do things that are harder to fit into a normal school day.

For some students, that means getting extra time and help from a teacher before they fall further behind. For others, it means trying something new, getting involved, building relationships, or having a reason to look forward to coming to school.

Not every student needs the same thing from school on the same day. That’s really the point of Tiger Day!