Once upon a time when the weather was warm (January 13) the eighth grade hit the ground running in forces and motion. Students took turns running a 40-yd dash. We didn't make the NFL, but Elijah ran it in 4.95 seconds.
Mrs. Hartog's class conducted classmate interviews to learn more about each other. We then presented something new we learned about our partners!
Husky Families!
Want to surprise your sweetheart (JK–12) with a little Valentine’s treat? Let the High School Student Council do the work for you!
Order Window: Now through February 11
Delivery: Treats will be delivered to classrooms on Thursday, February 12
If you have any questions, please contact Melanie Norris at
[Melanie.Norris@k12.sd.us]
Thanks for supporting our Student Council and spreading the Valentine’s Day cheer!
Want to surprise your sweetheart (JK–12) with a little Valentine’s treat? Let the High School Student Council do the work for you!
Order Window: Now through February 11
Delivery: Treats will be delivered to classrooms on Thursday, February 12
If you have any questions, please contact Melanie Norris at
[Melanie.Norris@k12.sd.us]
Thanks for supporting our Student Council and spreading the Valentine’s Day cheer!
Don't forget to order your 2025-2026 yearbook! All orders are done online through Jostens; here is the link!
https://shorturl.at/cE60j
Mrs. Van Wyk's 5th grade Reading class practice their "Winter" Spelling words by writing them in their makeshift snow.
Mrs. Hartog's 4th graders had to test their knowledge with equivalent fractions to "break out" of the bakery during their escape room.
EPJ Unified Cheer, the Husky Sparklers, had their second practice of the season tonight! We learned a few more wrestling cheers and then worked on some spirit posters to hang around school. There was great teamwork and Husky school spirit shown today. 🐾
Come out tonight and see the One Act Play performance of 'The Dress Rehearsal Disaster' at 7:30 pm in the MS gym. Gate will be $5 for adults and $3 for students. Tomorrow the 16 person crew performs at 10:15 am at Vermillion HS in the regional competition.
EPJ boys basketball will play Deuel on Saturday, January 31 at 12:30 pm in the DAK XII/NEC Clash held at Madison High School.
Hello Husky Nation, due to bitterly cold windchills the district will start 2 hours late. Please plan all bus pickups to be 2 hours after normally scheduled pickup!
EPJ girls basketball will take on the Pine Ridge Lady Thorpes on Saturday, January 31 at 12:00 pm in Madison at the DSU Classic. Games will be played at the fieldhouse on the DSU campus in Madison.
🎵 SDACDA Junior Honor Choir is officially underway! 🎵
EPJ eighth grader Kaia Irlbeck is representing EPJ in the SSA choir. The choir is rehearsing today and tomorrow, and they’ll wrap it all up with a concert tomorrow at 2:00 PM MST. 🎶✨
Due to weather the basketball games scheduled for tonight (January 23) have been postponed. We are working on a reschedule date with Lakota Tech for boys and the girls will host West Central on Thursday, February 12 at 5:00 pm
With the closure of school today due to cold temps there will be no boys basketball game vs Lakota Tech tonight and facilities will be closed for today (Friday, January 23)
With the announcemnet of No School this morning, there will also be no activities this evening. Stay Safe and Stay Warm.
Good Morning Husky Nation, unfortunately our temps are not recovering as fast as we would have hoped this morning potentially causing hazardous situations for our buses and those commuting. There is no school today.
The home doubleheader scheduled for tomorrow with West Central girls and Lakota Tech boys will now be a boys only night. C boys at 5 pm JV 6 pm and varsity 7:15 pm vs Lakota Tech. Girls game with West Central is now on Thursday, February 12 with first game at 5 pm in Elk Point.
Due to an Extreme Cold Warning expiring at 9 am CST there will be a 2 Hour late start for the Elk Point-Jefferson school district Friday, January 23.
Here is the link to the livestream through Kingsley-Pierson for the girls basketball games tomorrow - JV at 4:30 pm followed by the varsity
www.trojansportslive.com
www.trojansportslive.com
Famous Landmarks! The sixth grade explore class built famous landmarks out of Legos and presented facts on their monument. We focused on historical accuracy, scale/proportion, engineering/stability, documentation, and creativity/effort. In all, 13 different landmarks were created. Our young builders did not want to photographed, but wanted to share their structures.
