Welcome ToEastpointe High School

Eastpointe High School is committed to preparing our students for postsecondary success by providing a top educational experience. Through the MI Excel Turnaround Plan, we have identified several best practice programs including Capturing Kids Hearts, Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS), Multi-Tier Systems of Support, Corrective Reading and ACRI, in addition to many other programs to ensure the success of all students.

We provide our students with many extracurricular activities which include varsity sports, junior varsity sports, student advisory, National Honor Society, forensics, robotics, marching band and drama.

For Parents and Students

Learn more about Career and Technical Education (CTE) at Eastpointe High School.

New High School attendance policy takes effect with 2nd Semester

The Eastpointe Secondary Campus Parent/Community Advisory Committee is hosting a pair of parenting workshops on April 10 and May 1. See this invitation for more information.

EHS Highlights

Decision Day is coming up! Join our Eastpointe High School seniors at 1 p.m.on May 9, 2018, in the high school auditorium as they announce their post-secondary education plans. 

EHS senior Alyssa Ledbetter was recently selected as the Macomb Daily's Student of the Week.

Eastpointe High School seniors Andrew DeFillippo and Caleb Finn were honored were recently recognized at the Macomb Career Technical Education Awards Breakfast, which honored students from around the county who excel in career and technical education (CTE) programs. Andrew and Caleb were nominated by high school teacher Kevin Kildea for their outstanding work in the EHS television production program.

Our Eastpointe High School forensics team recently took third place in the small team division at the Birch Run Invitational. Junior Karah Tanski earned a spot in finals and a sixth-place finish in dramatic interpretation, junior Keegan Koivula took seventh place in broadcasting, sophomore Jayla Granger finished 12th in prose interpretation, and sophomore Chasidy Bennett rounded out the team's scores in poetry interpretation.