You are invited to join in on the fun! We would love to see our families come to plant some seeds, do some exploring and enjoy a healthy snack.
Our Elementary Red Devils were RED-y to kick off our Eat the Rainbow Challenge in the EJ Cafe, highlighting the color red on our school lunch menu all week!
Wednesday was our first weekly "Colors Count Day" and students earned tickets for eating a serving of red fruits or vegetables at lunch. Red spaghetti sauce, apples, jello with fruit, radish, peppers, and tomatoes were offered as part of a healthy meal. Students who brought lunch from home earned tickets for their healthy choices as well!
Way to go, RED Devils! We’re on our way to Eating the Rainbow, color by color, over the next few weeks! And, along the way, fueling our bodies with plant phytonutrients that contribute to vibrant health and keep our students RED-y to learn!
Thank you to our Food Service Team for making our Eat the Rainbow kickoff so tasty! And serving up colorful and nutritious food each and every day!
Wednesday was our first weekly "Colors Count Day" and students earned tickets for eating a serving of red fruits or vegetables at lunch. Red spaghetti sauce, apples, jello with fruit, radish, peppers, and tomatoes were offered as part of a healthy meal. Students who brought lunch from home earned tickets for their healthy choices as well!
Way to go, RED Devils! We’re on our way to Eating the Rainbow, color by color, over the next few weeks! And, along the way, fueling our bodies with plant phytonutrients that contribute to vibrant health and keep our students RED-y to learn!
Thank you to our Food Service Team for making our Eat the Rainbow kickoff so tasty! And serving up colorful and nutritious food each and every day!
Career & Technical Education (CTE) Millage – May 5, 2026
Absentee ballots for the May 5, 2026 election will begin mailing the week of March 26.
As a reminder, this ballot includes a CTE millage request that supports Career and Technical Education programming for students across our region.
Information outlining the ballot language and key details is included in the accompanying graphic.
We encourage all community members to stay informed and participate in the upcoming election.
EJ Proud. One Team. One Mission.
Absentee ballots for the May 5, 2026 election will begin mailing the week of March 26.
As a reminder, this ballot includes a CTE millage request that supports Career and Technical Education programming for students across our region.
Information outlining the ballot language and key details is included in the accompanying graphic.
We encourage all community members to stay informed and participate in the upcoming election.
EJ Proud. One Team. One Mission.
EJPS will be open Wednesday March 18. Please see attached.
East Jordan Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, March 17 due to inclement weather. Be safe out there!
On Saturday, March 14, fifth-grade East Jordan student inventors competed at the regional Invention Convention in Kalkaska. A total of 77 students from area schools participated in the competition. East Jordan was proudly represented by Maiya Goodrich, Ayla Miller, and Luke Kuchinski. Congratulations to Maiya and Ayla for placing among the top 30 students and advancing to the state competition at The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation!
Invention Convention Worldwide, hosted by The Henry Ford, empowers K–12 students to become inventors and entrepreneurs by solving real-world problems through creativity, design, testing, and innovation. Students identify a need, imagine a solution, and then design, build, and test a working prototype.
Please join us in wishing Maiya and Ayla the best of luck as they advance to the next level of the Invention Convention at the Henry Ford, where they will compete for the opportunity to move on to the national competition.
Invention Convention Worldwide, hosted by The Henry Ford, empowers K–12 students to become inventors and entrepreneurs by solving real-world problems through creativity, design, testing, and innovation. Students identify a need, imagine a solution, and then design, build, and test a working prototype.
Please join us in wishing Maiya and Ayla the best of luck as they advance to the next level of the Invention Convention at the Henry Ford, where they will compete for the opportunity to move on to the national competition.
East Jordan Public Schools will be closed Monday March 16 due to weather conditions. Stay tuned for further updates. Stay warm and safe.
East Jordan Public Schools will be closed today due to poor visibility and worsening conditions. Be safe out there.
East Jordan Public Schools will be closed today, Wednesday March 11, due to inclement weather. Be safe on your snow day.
Behind every great school is an amazing custodial team. We are currently looking to add a caring, dependable custodian to our staff to help keep our building safe, clean, and welcoming for our students and families. Please help us spread the word!
From Classroom to Career — Right Here at EJ.
One of the things I care deeply about is making sure our students leave East Jordan not just with a diploma — but with direction.
Through Career & Technical Education (CTE), job coaching, and co-op opportunities, students are:
• Earning credits while gaining real job experience
• Working with local employers
• Getting paid while learning valuable skills
• Stepping confidently into careers after graduation
These programs create real pathways — whether that’s skilled trades, technical fields, or continued education with purpose.
On May 5, 2026, voters will consider the renewal of the Career Tech millage that helps sustain these opportunities across our region.
This is about preparing students for life beyond high school — and doing it well.
I encourage you to take a few minutes to read the full story and see the impact for yourself:
www.charemisdcareertech.org
One of the things I care deeply about is making sure our students leave East Jordan not just with a diploma — but with direction.
Through Career & Technical Education (CTE), job coaching, and co-op opportunities, students are:
• Earning credits while gaining real job experience
• Working with local employers
• Getting paid while learning valuable skills
• Stepping confidently into careers after graduation
These programs create real pathways — whether that’s skilled trades, technical fields, or continued education with purpose.
On May 5, 2026, voters will consider the renewal of the Career Tech millage that helps sustain these opportunities across our region.
This is about preparing students for life beyond high school — and doing it well.
I encourage you to take a few minutes to read the full story and see the impact for yourself:
www.charemisdcareertech.org
Need dinner on Wednesday? BC Pizza of East Jordan will be donating 100% of sales to the Shoe Club!
The East Jordan Varsity Boys Basketball Team are Ski Valley Conference Champions for the 2025–2026 season! With a dominating 17–1 conference record and a 20–2 overall record, these Red Devils played with heart, grit, and teamwork all season long. What a run!
The journey isn’t over—catch them in the district semi-finals on Wednesday, February 25 at 7:00 PM in Mancelona. Let’s pack the stands and cheer them on!
Way to go, Red Devils! Keep that championship energy rolling
Photo Courtesy: In Motion Images, LLC
L-R: Trace Wynkoop, Trevor Aenis, Griffin Boyer, Max Beal, Ayrton King, Brady Wilson, Ellis Malpass, William Webb, Hadly McCafferty, Hunter Whiteford, Curtis Crawford, and Jordan Fajardo
Come join our team at EJES!
