EHS Express
Edinburg Attendance Center
Carthage, MS
Issue Date: 11/02/2007
Issue: Fall 2007
Last Update: 3/20/2008
Edinburg Attendance Center
Carthage, MS
Issue Date: 11/02/2007
Issue: Fall 2007
Last Update: 3/20/2008
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EHS Express Edinburg Attendance Center Carthage, MS Issue Date: 11/02/2007 Issue: Fall 2007 Last Update: 3/20/2008 |
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Today's Date:
May 12, 2008 Headlines:
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First nine weeks honor roll By Valerie McMurry full story >
By Morgan Parker When Eric Lemmermoele, exchange student from Munich, Germany, arrived in Mississippi he expected to meet new people, do new things, and live the American life. full story >
By Valerie McMurry Lots of sweat and labor went into the new roof that was put on top of the gymnasium this past summer. full story > Field of "greens" By Valerie McMurry Chi, chi, chi, chi is the new sound people will hear on the EHS baseball field. full story >
By Michael Sanders The start of the new year brought many new faces to EAC, including Coach Chris Bloodsaw. When asked how he feels about Edinburg, he had nothing but good things to say. full story >
By Ariel Doggett Among the many new teachers at EAC, we welcome Ms. Lauren Wooten, second grade teacher and high school cheerleader sponsor. full story > What famous person would you spend a day with and why? Students speak 3rd and 4th By Ariel Doggett If you could spend one day with a famous person who would it be and why? full story > What would you change about the world today? Students speak 5th and 6th By Taylor Parker If you could change one thing about the world today what would it be? full story >
By Amelia Burnside Watching the sun rise as they traveled down the road ahead is what several dedicated Sr. Beta members did on June 21, 2007. full story > Jr. high boys basketball By Cameron Jolly full story > Junior high girls basketball roster By Cameron Jolly full story > High school girls basketball roster By Cameron Jolly full story > High school boys basketball roster By Cameron Jolly full story >
By Amanda Griffith After working with the new blocking sled, a recently purchased piece of equiptment used for football practice, it is the hope of the fans, players, and coaches that the team with be blocking harder and holding the line better. full story >
By Morgan Parker Exfoliate your skin with a home made remedy... full story >
By Jasmine Denson A graduate and pre-med major from Alcorn State University, Ms. Tanjuner Stevenson joined EAC’s teaching staff for the 2007-2008 school year. While studying to take the MCAT test, a pre-requisite to pass before attending medical school, Ms. Stevenson explo... full story >
By Bailey Allen Edinburg invites Melodie Herault, a sixteen year old, exchange student from Cholet, France. full story > Take a shot of this By Jessie Tate Many students of EAC lined up to receive the “Pertussis shot” on September 27, 2007, for the condition that had threatened the Leake county school district a month before. Shots were given free of charge through the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in At... full story >
By Miriam Mickert Out of many poems from poets from all over the nation, Leah Pigg’s poem was one of the one hundred to be published out of over six thousand entries. full story >
By Web Editors On November 14, 2007, several students were inducted into the EAC Sr. Beta Club. Check out the photo album created for the Beta students. full story > EAC fall festival By Valerie McMurry EAC nets $28,718 at Fall Festival. full story >
By Kristina James After a thirty- one-year break from college, Mrs. Dora Tucker became a “new” college student at ECCC and later transferred and completed her education degree at MSU. full story >
By Cameron Jolly “I flew over the handle bars and slid down the road on my face,” said Greg Crane, Senior at EAC, relating to his recent four-wheeler wreck. full story >
By Ariel Doggett “When I graduated high school, I thought I wanted to be a nurse. Ten years later, I realized I wanted to be a teacher,” Allgood said. full story >
By Amelia Burnside The envelope held color coded ribbons that indicated whether their squad would be attending state or not after the regional competition on November 10, 2007. full story >
By Ariel Doggett and Valerie McMurry Drizzling rain greeted students the morning after Thanksgiving holidays... full story > Operation christmas child By Morgan Parker Seventeen boxes full of toys, candy, clothes, school supplies, and health and beauty supplies were sent to children all over the world by Student Government and The Gifted Club of EAC. full story > Music fills the halls of EAC once again By Jessie Tate The sound of musical tunes and young voices once again reverberates throughout Edinburg school’s auditorium. full story >
By Amanda Griifith Most of the high school students at EHS have never known what it is to have a science lab. full story > Students favorite quotes By Staff Members full story >
By Jessie Tate As emergency vehicles rolled onto the campus at Edinburg Attendance Center one might have thought that some catastrophe had occurred. full story >
By Amanda Griffith It seems like only yesterday that we were building forts in the woods behind my grandparent’s house. Everything was so real. We had everything we needed: homemade bows and arrows, our imagination…. and of course, each other. full story >
By Bailey Allen EAC’s 2007 Homecoming week ended with cool showers and the resolution to have the night’s ceremony in the gymnasium. full story >
By Amelia Burnside Since the deployment of troops to Iraq in 2003, researchers from the University of North Carolina have found an increase in problems affecting families of deployed troops. full story >
By Leah Pigg Mr. Patrick Cook full story >
By Taylor Parker The life of an American teen isn’t much different than that of one from German,” explained foreign exchange student Miriam Mickert. full story > |
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