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Welcome to Eastern Middle School!

Welcome to Eastern Middle School located within the Forest Hills School District, one of our Nation’s great public school systems!  This summer we have been busy working on a new website which we are pleased to unveil to you.

We invite you to explore our new site and learn more about the district and what makes Eastern Middle School so unique. The new site offers many exciting facts, figures, features and new functionality: A new Interactive Google Calendar for both the District and our school, thus enabling you to add either calendar to your other calendars; School Directories are now embedded Google Docs making it easy for you to access information; Search functionality; new Google Maps enable you to get walking, biking and driving directions to school with real-time traffic updates; Local Weather Forecasts; District-wide and school specific news updates; many news updates made in real time by members of our teaching staff; compatibility with all browsers-iPads, iPhones, and most Smart Phone devices; and a Twitter News Alert System which will enable you to receive  school closing and delay news to your favorite mobile device.

We hope you find this website to be a useful resource for information – whether you are a prospective family, parent, student, or a community stakeholder.  Like all websites, you will be able to find lots of information, interesting news and facts, and helpful tools.  However, even with the best modern technology has to offer, sometimes there is no substitute for a human connection.  We invite you to visit our main officeemail us, or contact our main office number at (616)  493-8850 where we will be happy to help you.

Thank you for your interest in and your support of Eastern Middle School.

Sincerely,

David Washburn
Principal

 

Latest NewsEastern Middle News

Posted in: News
December 14, 20111 month ago

EMS Connects

Fall of 2011 our 7th graders spent a day meeting new friends and participating in team activities.

Posted in: News
September 16, 20114 months ago

Forest Hills enter ArtPrize

For the first time in ArtPrize history, an entire school district has come together to create an entry for the 2011 ArtPrize competition. The entry, titled “7000 Loves,”  hopes to embody the great love that a community can have for its members. The entry has a website that describes the symbolism and spirit behind the creation.

Please visit the link below to see how many of our students, teachers, and community members contributed to the culminating art piece.

FHPS ArtPrize Entry: 7000 Loves

The piece may be viewed at First Park Congregational, United Church of Christ, 10 East Park Place, Grand Rapids, MI 49503.

Church Hours:
Opening Day 6Pm -10PM
Monday -Thursday Noon-8PM
Saturday 12PM-10PM
Sunday 12PM-6PM

To vote for our FHPS ArtPrize entry, please go to the Art Prize website  and give a “Thumbs Up” to entry 52111.

Posted in: News
August 22, 20115 months ago

It's Time to Check in on Your Latest Check-Ups

Is Your Child Up-to-Date with Vaccinations?

Vaccines are not just for infants and kindergartners. Immunity provided by childhood vaccines can wear off. Please make sure your child is current with his/her vaccines by contacting your health care provider.

The following additional vaccines are required for all students prior to entering sixth grade this fall:

  • Meningitis (MCV4)
  • Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Tdap booster)
  • Varicella (chickenpox booster)
Posted in: News
August 22, 20115 months ago

Superintendent's Welcome

Welcome to Forest Hills Public Schools, one of our nation’s great public school systems!

Our schools and our community are focused on a common aim of doing what is best for children.  Throughout the history of our school district, our community and our staff have given their time, their talents, and their treasure to ensure that each child has what she or he needs to unlock their unique and limitless potential.  These gifts manifest themselves in our smaller schools, our small teacher to child ratio, and our belief in keeping kids “younger longer” and not artificially accelerating the natural process of becoming an adult.  We feel strongly that children need space and time to grow, nurtured by high expectations and loving support.

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