Check out the new 

College & Career Calendar 

for high school students

Classcraft is a brand new platform we implemented this school year. Classcraft is available for free to all students, 3rd-12th grade!

Classcraft adds game-like features to a student’s instruction plan, motivating and engaging them in a brand new way. Students get to customize an avatar, complete quests with their coursework embedded, work to exhibit positive behaviors for points, and so much more!

Classcraft is a teacher driven platform that assigns a student’s coursework in the form of a quest! Each quest is comprised of a fictional story, a task, and points at every turn!

Does your EPIC student love to write stories? Do they wish there was a way to share their stories with others? Here is their chance! Students will have an opportunity to submit their original stories to be featured in a Classcraft quest! 

All EPIC students are eligible for the competition even if they aren’t currently using Classcraft! Submissions will be judged in three categories: 3rd-5th grade, 6th-8th grade, and 9th-12th grade. Each student may submit up to two stories. All appropriate stories will be adapted for the Classcraft site to be used in EPIC Classcraft Quests, and a winner from each category will receive a Classcraft Swag Pack and a $20 Amazon gift card!

For more information, click on the link below:

All entries are due by November 30 can be submitted at the following link:

Final results have been posted on the EPIC Art Exhibit site. The first place art pieces from each category will receive $200 for their artwork and the top 300 pieces will receive $100 for each of their artworks.

You can find the list of selected art pieces and logistics found on the Announcements Page on the EPIC Art Exhibit site.

Friday, November 20^th, 2020

Heather Harlan (H2), Director of Student Activities

Unity Day 2020

On October 21st, we wore orange to stand together against bullying, and united for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.

EPIC students are invited to write a letter to their favorite veteran (or to veterans in general) thanking them for their service. You can submit either a photo of the written letter or a word document.

You can also submit a photo of your veteran along with the letter, but it is not required.

This is an opportunity for students to share who or what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving in their own voice. It's really simple and we hope to hear from many students.

Click on the button below and you will find all the instructions for your student to easily record a short video that will be featured on our EPIC social media pages!

If you have questions OR would like to submit student photos/stories to for EPIC's social media pages, please email [email protected].