Join us May 1, 4 and 14 for collaborative discussions to help determine the path forward for our schools.

The girls track & field team used some of its extra time during spring break to help fight world hunger.

Registration is under way for this year's EPHS summer athletic camps — 20 camps and 10 sports in all!

The EPHS production of "The Little Mermaid" was a hit! Click below for a Q&A with the director and producer.

The Board of Education outlines the steps for preparing a referendum on possible PK-2 & 3-5 grade centers.

Out of more than 550 nominees, EPHS teacher Joshua Heinen is one of 32 Golden Apple finalists in Illinois!

Congrats to ILMEA All-State Chorus selectee Jackie Vargas (pictured with last year's honoree, Michael Matos)!

Emmie Larson, Kersten Brayton and Matt Shelton display the first issue of The Tiger, which they helped produce.    

Joshua Heinen has been nominated for the Golden Apple Award, one of the state's top teaching honors.

The Tigers had their best season in 33 years, finishing 8-3 and advancing to the second round of the IHSA playoffs.

"Clue: On Stage" was a hit with EPHS audiences! Visit our photo gallery for a look back at this year's fall play.

Congrats to our seniors who have been named Illinois State Scholars, one of the state's top academic honors!

Khris Vicencio, Gabi Szado and Carlos Sanchez competed Nov. 3 in the IHSA cross country state finals in Peoria.

What a show! "Clue: On Stage" was performed Nov. 2-4 at EPHS. Read our interview with director Noah Pligge.

The new Illinois Report Cards are out, and EPHS has earned a "Commendable School" designation.

The EPHS boys cross country team swept the top three individual spots en route to an IHSA regional title.   

Led by Gabi Szado, the girls cross country team advanced to IHSA sectionals with a third-place regional finish.

The new concert season started off in impressive fashion with Kaleidoscope 2018. Check inside for photos!

This year's Homecoming Week had plenty of great events, including tug of war. Click below for a photo recap!

The Disney-themed festivities began with Hawaiian Day and continued through Homecoming Dance. Go, Tigers! 

Congrats to AD Mr. Douglas Noyes, recently certified by the nation's top organization for athletic administrators!

Whether it was band practice or 1:1 computing, students had a busy first week as the new school year began.

Freshmen were the first to receive and sign in to their Chromebooks as 1:1 computing got underway at EPHS. 

Elmwood Park High School has earned another appearance on U.S. News' list of top public high schools!