What an exciting afternoon of soccer for our intermediate schools! A fantastic way to end the school day with teamwork, energy, and fun! If you captured any great moments, please send your photos to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org — we’d love to share them with the Etiwanda community!
High fives to some amazing fourth graders from Colony Elementary! They stepped behind the scenes of our Etiwanda kitchen and warehouse to take part in the Etiwanda Child Nutrition taste test. Their thoughtful feedback will help shape the future of our school menus—thanks for being such awesome taste testers!
High five today to first grader Gabriel from Solorio! He’s showing true Tiger Pride by teaming up with his awesome custodian, Mr. White, to help keep his school extra sparkly clean! Gabriel is always ready to lend a helping hand—not just to his classmates, but to everyone, including his role model, Mr. White. Way to lead by example, Gabriel!
Do you know a student who goes above and beyond to help others succeed? We want to celebrate them! Send a photo and brief explanation to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 AM this Friday. Let’s shine a spotlight on our outstanding students!
What a great night at Heritage’s Spring Band Concert! From the 5th graders taking the stage for the very first time to the 8th graders giving their final performance—it was a night full of bittersweet moments. Every single musician did an incredible job, and we couldn’t be prouder of all the talent and hard work!
We’re proud to share that David W. Long Elementary has been named a 2025 California Distinguished School! This recognition is a powerful reflection of the teamwork, dedication, and daily collaboration that defines the D.W. Long community. It’s more than just meeting academic standards—it’s about fostering a place where students truly thrive. This milestone was made possible through the strong partnerships between families, teachers, and staff who work together to support every student’s success.
Mrs. Gooden’s class from EIS joined us in celebrating the heart of a school—the library! A place where technology, curiosity, and a love for reading come together. School libraries make a difference every day!
We are sending a hug high five Friday to Lightfoot's amazing PTO for another fantastic event! This BBQ was a celebration of the AR achievements their students crushed this year! Way to go, Lightfoot!
Big high fives to our amazing Science Fair winners! We had the honor of recognizing them at last night’s board meeting, and today we’re giving them a virtual round of applause. Their hard work, creativity, and dedication to all things science truly shined through. We’re so proud of each and every one of them!
High fives all around! We're celebrating these amazing Etiwanda students who crushed it at the district spelling bee and advanced to the county level—and one incredible student is heading even further! We can't wait to follow the journey.
Hands-on learning is the BEST! Our Terra Vista second graders are diving into 2-D shapes and fractions using play dough to create 2, 3, and 4 equal part. Learning through play makes math extra memorable!
Just another shining example of the amazing things happening in Etiwanda libraries! Mrs. Sepe’s kindergarten class at Grapeland Elementary has made incredible progress during library time. What started as a room full of excited little runners has transformed into a group of attentive listeners during Mrs. Lane’s weekly read-alouds. Thanks to the patience, flexibility, and love from the librarians and staff, these young readers are now confidently checking out books all on their own!
April is National School Library Month, and here’s another reason why our Etiwanda librarians are the best! Grapeland Elementary is celebrating their amazing readers in such a fun and colorful way. Way to go, Grizzlies!
Etiwanda School District will hold a regularly scheduled Board of Trustees Meeting on Thursday, April 10, 2025 at 6:30 pm. Use this link to access the meeting agenda: http://meetings.etiwanda.org/
April is National School Library Month, and we want to CELEBRATE! Let’s shine a spotlight on the magic of our libraries and the joy they bring to our students. Whether they're reading, exploring, creating, or learning—share those special moments! Send us photos of your students in their favorite library or with their favorite librarian, doing what they love most.
Email your photos with a short description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org, and we’ll feature them on the district’s social media!
We are sending a big high five to Terra Vista Elementary and everyone who participated in their Annual Cultural Night! The event was bursting with cultures and cuisines from around the world — what a beautiful celebration of community!
Today, we celebrate the heart of knowledge, imagination, and discovery—our school libraries! Our teacher librarians and school library paraprofessionals play a vital role in encouraging students to develop a love for reading. From exciting stories to engaging programs like Battle of the Books, they inspire curiosity and a passion for learning every day. Take a moment to thank your school library staff and encourage students to dive into a great book today!
Do you know a student, teacher, or community member who goes above and beyond to support student success and help our Etiwanda community thrive? We want to celebrate them! Submit your nomination by sending a photo and a brief explanation to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 AM this Friday. Let's shine a spotlight on the amazing individuals making a difference!
We invite all parents, staff, and community members to participate in the Etiwanda Thought Exchange! In just two minutes, you can share your insights and help shape our Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP). Your feedback is essential in guiding decisions that impact our students and schools. Visit the district website to join the conversation and make a difference! Exchange Window: March 31 - April 6, 2025.
Etiwanda Colony Cubs had a blast exploring, creating, and innovating during STEAM Week! From kindergarten to 5th grade, students dove into hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
