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Gratitude: Where the Shift Begins

The early teen years are a time of big changes for children. Relationships with peers and positive adult role models become even more important for adolescents. At EPMS, students benefit from a school community that supports their growth both academically and socially. Gratitude is one attitude that is being promoted this week (and always!) at EPMS. Read more HERE.

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Parent-Teacher Conferences Round Out Quarter 1

EPMS welcomed parents and guardians to the building to learn about their students' progress during Quarter 1.

Here, the Velani family visits with Mrs. Sunday about what is happening in Geography 6!

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Fall Season Finishes

Over 100 middle school students at EPMS have wrapped up a successful fall sports season that began in early August. Nearly 47% of EPMS students participated sports this season including: Football, volleyball, cross country, swimming, and soccer.

This is the view that most cross country participants had of eighth grader Caleb Estanol. He finished in the top 10 in every race he ran this season, with a PR of 12:14 in Lyons, CO (2.175 miles).

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Go Bobcats!

Middle school brings lots of new experiences, including participation in competitive sports. The EPMS volleyball team improves each time they step onto the court!