Another big win for the Cyclones when they defeated the Cougars last Friday night!

Tickets will go on sale Wednesday November 6th in the EHS athletic office for $8 and available next week online at GOFan on the athletic site.

Everyone that attends the game will need to purchase a ticket, however season pass holder seats will be honored as reserved seating as well as parking passes. Ushers will be available to assist with seating at the game.

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Teachers and staff at EHS used the professional development days this week to refocus on the Mission & Vision.

Now taking orders for 2019-2020 Yearbooks. For more information contact yearbook staff or Daniel Proffitt.

EHS and Crosstown students from Memphis took part in a new venture put together with our XQ super schools.

Everyone is still talking about the big win for the Cyclone Football Team against Greenville.

The newly offered Senior Capstone Class at EHS has so much to offer for students exploring their future.

The outdoor learning center was a project inspired by a trip taken by TA Dugger faculty and students to Costa Rica.

The Elizabethton City School System applied for a grant earlier this year and received notification last week the grant was awarded for $470,662.

West Side Elementary received a grant from Niswonger Children's Hospital and Children's Miracle Network  for innovative fitness in education equipment. The grant brings the Project Fit America Program to the school and provides state-of-the-art outdoor and indoor fitness equipment, curriculum, and on-site teacher training.

Exciting news for Elizabethton High School moving towards the future. After EHS was named an XQ school last year. Funding was provided to make a phase of various projects to take place. One project for the 2019- 2020 school year is providing students with a glimpse into the future. A Virtual Reality class is now being offered this semester at Elizabethton High School.

The Community Involvement Program was created by Elizabethton City Schools with the goal of providing affordable exercise opportunities for community members living in and around Elizabethton. Currently, Water Aerobics classes is offered every week on Tuesday & Thursday.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) visited Elizabethton High School today to inform students about some of the changes in the school to better their education.

A room T.A. Dugger once used as a catch all is now an amazing fitness room for faculty and students. The idea for the renovation started with a vision from Travis Williams.

Elizabethton City Schools is starting the school year off safer in each elementary school.  Grant funding by the state was awarded to Elizabethton City Schools. The funding will provide an SRO (School Resource Officer) in all three Elementary Schools.

BY AMBER WADOVICK, Elizabethton Star

The LaPorte Sports Complex is just about complete. All the city needs now is time for the grass to grow.

BY JONATHAN ROBERTS, Johnson City Press

Elizabethton High School may not name a valedictorian, but that doesn’t mean the school is short on students with impressive resumes.

Beginning with the Class of 2020, seniors at Elizabethton High School (EHS) will be enrolled in a new course designed to teach postsecondary success skills. The course, “Success! Skills for Excelling in College and Life,” will be co-taught by EHS teachers and Milligan College professors. Students enrolled will receive three hours of college dual enrollment credit.

If you asked a high school student what his or her summer plans are, you probably wouldn't expect to hear Veronica Watson’s response – teaching teens computer coding.

Podcasting is now becoming a staple across industries – even in education. This week, Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Instructional Design Team looks to incorporate it into their studies, they sought the advice of Elizabethton High School students.

BY CALEB PERHNE, WCYB

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. — The demand is growing for airline pilots while the number of pilots available is shrinking.

National Public Radio recently announced four Elizabethton High School juniors as the winners of the inaugural nationwide NPR Student Podcast Challenge. The contest was open to middle and high school students, and judges received nearly 6,000 submissions – about half of which were from high school students.

BY THE XQ TEAM, Medium

Serving on a school board can be exhausting. It can be frustrating. It can mean late nights and tough decisions.

But Rita Booher has not regretted a moment of it.