The East High Mission
The mission of our East community is to foster the development of our artistic, athletic, and academic selves by establishing a respectful, empathetic environment that values diversity, global citizenship, and civic responsibility.
Registration Information
Welcome Back Students! Here is registration information for the 2022-2023 school year.
Announcements
Cap & Gown Ordering
Seniors can now view all graduation products with their parent/guardian on-line at https://signaturegraduation.com/pages/choose-your-school. Students who qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch may get assistance in purchasing their cap, gown and tassel, please stop by the Counseling Center for more details. Place your order by January 31, 2025, after that date an additional late fee is added to your order.
Email Signature Graduation at sales@signaturegraduation.com if you have any questions!
Community Awareness Event: Building Resilience – Promoting Mental Wellness for our Youth
Schools, parents, caregivers and communities all play a role in providing supportive pathways for our youth as they navigate childhood and adolescence. Lincoln Public Schools is partnering with School Community Intervention and Prevention (SCIP) and Region V Systems to put on valuable community presentations about how to support the health and well-being of our community’s youth.
Please join us for this event:
Building Resilience: Promoting Mental Wellness for our Youth
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024, from 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Lincoln Medical Education Partnership Vrbka Classrooms – 4600 Valley Road, Lincoln (Entrance 1, first floor)
Sandy Morrissey, Prevention Director, and Teri Effle, Prevention Specialist, with Region V Systems will discuss strategies to support student mental health and wellbeing including:
1. Building Foundational Practices: The importance of sleep hygiene and the impact of screen time on mental health, providing practical tips for creating healthy routines that promote restful sleep and balanced technology use.
2. Creative Wellness Techniques: Effective mental fitness tools that can help children and teens manage stress and improve emotional regulation.
3. Empowerment through Engagement: The importance of actively engaging with youth in mental wellness practices, fostering open communication about mental health and creating a supportive environment where kids and teens feel comfortable expressing their emotions and developing healthy coping strategies.
Job Fair Career Expo
TCA is hosting a Job Fair Career Expo on Thursday, October 10th. Space is limited, East High can take up to 50 juniors and seniors. All students who want to attend must ride the LPS bus to and from the event. All students will have an opportunity to network with employers across multiple industries and learn about potential career opportunities. Students who are interested can sign up in their Graduation Google classroom.
EHS College Fair
East High is hosting a College Fair for juniors and seniors on Thursday, October 3 in the south gym during 2nd and 3rd period. Students are invited to visit with 45+ college and military representatives about their post high school plans. Students are asked to sign up for a bar code via the link in their Graduation Google classroom before coming to the fair.
Counseling Center Family Meetings
During parent/teacher conferences on Wednesday, September 18th, the counseling department will hold family meetings. These are informational sessions for parents, caregivers and students to learn more about what to expect this school year regarding services and supports from the counseling staff.
5:15-5:45pm
9th Grade – Room 148
10th Grade – Room 149
6-6:30pm
11th Grade – Room 148
12th Grade – Room 149
