OSA is a drug free leadership program for high school students at Eastwood. Members gain the knowledge and abilities to make positive choices for themselves.
This garden is made of blue pinwheels to help bring awareness to Child Abuse Prevention Month. The month of April is nationally designated to acknowledge the importance of communities working together to prevent child abuse and neglect.
Today is World Mental Health Day, a time to raise awareness of mental health challenges. Create your own special practice to nurture your mental wellbeing. Whether it’s a quiet moment of reflection, or a new healthy habit. Your actions today can make a big difference tomorrow.
Wearing green, symbolizes unwavering support for mental health. Participating in this challenge sends a powerful message: Mental health is important, and by joining together, we are advocating for and supporting mental health.
By joining the ���Be Seen in Green” challenge on May 16th, you’re not just wearing a color, you’re shining a light of hope and support on mental health for millions. As the official color for mental health awareness, green represents renewal, hope, and vitality.
Help us raise money for a new Eagle mascot! We will be selling before school and during lunch. Below you will find the staff members who are participating.
Join us February 20th at the basketball game for a fundraiser to help offset the cost of new eagle mascot costumes. Buy a duck for $2 or 3 for $5 and at halftime, toss it to the eagle at half court from the bleachers. The closest duck to the eagle’s eye will win the prize!
Attention High School Students!! On Tuesday, you have a 2-hour delay. If you can, arrive a little early and head to the cafeteria for a special treat. Come early and come hungry!
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