EHS Newsletter

Buy Your Tickets For 9 to 5 The Musical!
9 to 5 the Musical
The Eagan Summer Community Theatre is producing 9 to 5 the Musical this summer!
Are you ready for an evening filled with laughter, inspiration, and unforgettable performances? 9 to 5 The Musical is here to deliver just that and more. Based on the iconic 1980 film, this musical brings to life the story of three determined women—Violet, Judy, and Doralee—who band together to challenge their oppressive boss, Franklin Hart Jr. With a witty and heartwarming narrative, this show dives deep into themes of friendship, workplace equality, and female empowerment.
Performances:
Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays: July 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 - 7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday Shows: July 19, 20, 26 - 3:00pm
Tickets on sale now - buy your tickets HERE.
First Day of School in the Fall
When Does School Begin for the 2025-2026 School Year?
The students will return to school on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. This is the first day of school for all of our students.
First Day of School Start Times:
9th Grade Start Time: 7:40AM
10-12 Grade Start Time: 11:00AM
Please make sure this is on your calendar as we have classes in session for August 27and 28 - then the Labor Day weekend - with school resuming on Tuesday, September 2nd.
School Photos by Lifetouch
School Photos/ID Cards
Students in grades 9, 10 and 11, and any senior new to EHS, will need a photo taken for their new ID cards and the yearbook (except 12th graders) by Lifetouch on Thursday, August 28th.
Returning seniors will receive a 2025-2026 ID card using their junior year photos. Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 will receive order information for photo packages in PAWS on August 28th.
Thursday, August 28, 2025.
Picture ID: EVTPGB39N
Link to preorder pictures.
RETAKES will be October 6, 2025.
RETAKE Picture ID: EVT7JVBFW
Students are NOT allowed to wear hats or sunglasses in the photos and shoulders must be covered by clothing.
Immunization Clinic Information
Immunization Information from the district.
In our continued efforts to promote student immunization district Health Services is partnering with both Dakota County Public Health and Homeland Health to offer immunization clinics during the Summer months. Attached the Immunization Family Resource. It includes detailed information of the district clinics as well as other options for families to get their student up to date.
Congrats to our Speech and Debate Teams!
Our Speech and Debate students qualified for Nationals!
The 2025 National Speech and Debate Tournament was held in Des Moines, Iowa, on June 15-20. Please follow this LINK for details on the results.
Fall Parking Permit Information
Online application and payment for the EHS Fall Trimester 2025 Parking Permit begins on Monday August 11th at 5 PM for seniors only.
Application for juniors begins on Monday August 18th at 5 PM.
Parents and guardians can pay the Parking Tag fee ($80) from the convenience of your computer, via EduTrak. The link for EduTrak can be found at https://district196.cf.edutrakconnect.com/
Once on the website click on the link that looks like a shopping cart.
Parking permits are awarded on a first come, first serve basis.
Sophomores are not eligible for parking permits.
Students with parking tickets are ineligible for a permit during the following trimester. All fines and fees owed by a student must be taken care of in order to receive a parking permit.
Parking permits for Fall Trimester 2025 will be distributed on Wednesday, August 27 and Thursday August 28 before school in the lower east entrance of EHS as well as during all lunches at the entrance to the commons.
Important Information about NHS Service/Volunteer Hours
National Honor Society members are required to complete 12 hours of approved service/volunteer hours each trimester, totaling 36 hours per year. Students are able to accumulate 5 hours of community service over the summer which can count toward their 12 fall trimester hours. Please be aware that these hours must be separate from any required service related to other organizations of which you may be a member.
Follow this LINK for more information on National Honor Society.
Mark your calendars because you definitely don't want to miss the most exciting event of the summer: the Cats vs. Cops football game! Yes, you heard that right – it's the EHS football players taking on the Eagan Police Department in what promises to be a fun and thrilling matchup.
WHEN: Sunday, July 27th
TIME: 6:00 PM
LOCATION: Eagan High School Stadium
And here’s the best part – it’s absolutely free to attend! So, grab your family, friends, and neighbors and come out to cheer on your favorite team. Whether you're rooting for the high school football stars or the brave men and women of the Eagan Police Department, your support means the world to them.
It's going to be an evening filled with excitement, community spirit, and a whole lot of fun. See you at the stadium!
Free Sports Physicals!
It’s a summertime tradition!
For the 13th year, our partner Twin Cities Orthopedics is offering FREE high school sports physicals. With 10 convenient locations, making sure your athlete is eligible for sports has never been easier.
Mark your calendars. Registration opens June 16. Learn more: TCOmn.com/SportsPhysicals
Renew Educational Benefits for 25-26
Even though there is no charge for breakfast or lunch for students...it is still important that you apply for Educational Benefits if your household qualifies!
Each approved application provides additional funding to programs at EHS. Educational Benefits allows your child to to receive free or reduced fees for athletic programs and field trips.
An approved application also provides:
- Additional funding for all schools
- Additional funds for increased access to technology resources
- Discounted college application fees
- Discounted academic testing fees (ACT, AP, PSAT, SAT)
- Discounted Community Education course fees
A new application must be submitted every year, only one application is needed per household.
Click HERE to apply for Educational Benefits beginning July 15th
Learn more about how this application supports District 196
Questions? Please contact Nutrition@district196.org or call 651-683-6957
Fall Sports
Fall 2025 EHS Athletics!
Registration will open Mid-July
Click Here for additional details on individual sports.
Click Here to connect to the EHS Athletic Website page.
Boys and Girls Cross Country
Boys and Girls Soccer
Girls Volleyball
Football
Girls Tennis
Girls Swim and Dive
Fall Performance Dance
Adapted Soccer PI
Adapted Soccer CI
Sideline Cheer
Homecoming Information 2025
Homecoming week is September 29-October 4, 2025
Theme: ROLL CATS
Tuesday, September 30th
Girls Flag Football in the stadium at 6:30pm
Thursday, October 2, 2025
Dodgeball Tournament at 6:00pm in all gyms
Friday, October 3, 2025
Pepfest in the Gym, 1:40 - 2:25 PM
The Homecoming Game:
Friday, October 3, 2025
Homecoming game - Eagan vs. Farmington
The Homecoming Dance:
Saturday, October 4, 2025
Homecoming dance - 7:30-10:30pm
The 2025 Eagan Homecoming Dance is Saturday October 4, 2025 from 7:30 to 10:30pm. All EHS students with a current student ID can attend. Non-EHS guests must be current ISD196 9th thru 12th grade students in good standing at their home school , be pre-registered and approved , arrive with the host student, and present their school ID at check-in.
Semi-Formal attire.
Freshmen Orientation
Freshmen Orientation
Freshmen Class Parent/Guardian and 9th grade Student Orientation and Information Evening
Monday, August 25, 2025
For Incoming Parents/Guardians and Students in our Freshmen Class
Plan to be at EHS for the Freshmen Class Orientation Evening, August 25th, from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
or 7-8 p.m.- attend one of the sessions, please, on Monday, August 25th for all Freshmen parents and guardians and students.
Parent and guardians will receive information on how to have a smooth and successful transition into high school for themselves and their students.
Freshmen student schedules will be distributed. All 9th graders will be given more information provided by LINK Crew students during this evening.
Counselors and Special Education teachers will be available to answer questions regarding scheduling concerns.
LINK leaders will lead Freshmen student small group building tours followed by a presentation in the auditorium by a panel of older students about strategies for success as a freshmen.
The freshmen class will receive:
Building maps, time schedules and the student handbook and calendar as well as their personal class schedule.