A big high five to Ms. Morehead from Golden Elementary for going above and beyond to support her students! Several of her students participated in the Cougarettes Cheer Camp, and Ms. Morehead showed up to cheer them on during their performance. The girls were thrilled to see their teacher and hear her encouraging words.
Shoutout to an amazing 2nd grader, King, in Mrs. Gooch’s class! This year, he has shown incredible progress on his iReady reading assessments and has made remarkable strides in his reading fluency. We're so proud of his hard work and dedication! Keep shining, King—your progress inspires us all!
Do you know a student, teacher, or community member who deserves recognition for helping our Etiwanda community thrive and supporting student success? We want to celebrate them! Share your nomination with us by sending a photo and a brief explanation to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 AM this Friday. Let’s highlight the incredible individuals making a difference!
Simple Machines in Action! Mrs. Gionet's Transitional Kindergarten class explored simple machines like levers and inclined planes (ramps). During centers today, our young engineers experimented with how these machines work in real life!
Screen time often isn’t active learning—but activities like playing, reading, building, and exploring are powerful ways to boost kids' IQ, fine motor skills, visual perception, gross motor skills, and so much more! Encourage active play and hands-on experiences to help kids grow, learn, and thrive!
CLOUDS students enjoying their favorite time of day—recess! So many smiles and so much fun at Grapeland Elementary.
Caryn's Transitional Kindergarten had a special Shape Cafe event!
The students have been learning all about shapes and put their skills to the test by opening a cafe for some very special guests, including Mr. T, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Rudy, and other staff members.
The "customers" placed their orders, and the students built the requested shapes using marshmallows and pretzels. Creativity, teamwork, and big smiles were everywhere—so much fun was had by all!
Julian and his family from Falcon Ridge Elementary want to give a big shoutout to bus driver Edith and her assistant Emma! Each morning, Julian looks forward to his ride, thanks to their kindness and dedication. They truly deserve a High Five for making a difference in our community!
We are giving a high five this Friday to Sydney from DCIS for capturing the magic at Day Creek's concert with her incredible photography skills! A future photographer in the making—keep shining, Sydney!
Huge thanks to the incredible Ms. Carillo, Mrs. Erlendson, Mrs. Jourdain, and Mrs. Macias, along with their amazing classes, for letting the district capture some snapshots of them doing what they do best—teaching and inspiring!
Is there a student, teacher, or community member who deserves a big high five for helping our Etiwanda community thrive and supporting the success of our students? We’d love to celebrate them! Send your nomination, along with a photo and the reason why, to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 AM this Friday to be considered. Let’s shine a spotlight on those making a difference!
Media balance = using screens in a way that's healthy, purposeful, and proportional. How do you maintain balance with your screen time? Share your tips in the comments to inspire and support other families! Visit Common Sense Education for more resources and information on finding the right balance.
A heartfelt thank you to all the incredible members of our grounds crew across the district for going above and beyond to keep our school sites clean and safe during this windy weather!
A huge thank you to our dedicated instruction team for their collaboration with Chaffey Joint to ensure our Etiwanda students are fully prepared for success in math!
It is great to see multiple local districts coming together to support our students and make a lasting impact. Teamwork makes the dream work!
Welcome back, Etiwanda students! We hope you had an amazing break and are ready to continue this school year with a love of learning and wonder. Let’s make it a fantastic journey!
Our Etiwanda community is encouraged to participate in one of our Winter LCAP Community Forums, held both virtually and in person on January 8 and 9, 2025. Your input is essential in shaping the Local Control Accountability Plan to reflect our shared vision for student success. Register for the event by visiting the district website or clicking this link: bit.ly/25LCAP. If you register for the virtual forum a Zoom link will be sent to you the day of the event.
Our Etiwanda community is encouraged to participate in one of our Winter LCAP Community Forums, held both virtually and in person on January 8 and 9, 2025. Your input is essential in shaping the Local Control Accountability Plan to reflect our shared vision for student success. Register for the event by visiting the district website or clicking this link: bit.ly/25LCAP.
Happy New Year from Etiwanda School District! Here’s to a year filled with learning, growth, and bright futures for our students.
Teamwork truly makes a difference! Today, Mrs. Napoli, an outstanding Speech Language Pathologist from DWL, is celebrating her incredible team. Their unwavering dedication to supporting students and staff does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your hard work and commitment!
Etiwanda's Maintenance and Operations Department will partner with Time and Alarm, our security monitoring company, to test our school alarm systems on December 23-24, 2024. This will occur across all schools in the district. This is a routine procedure to ensure our alarm systems are in top condition, so there’s no cause for concern. Local authorities have been informed to prevent miscommunication. Thank you for your understanding as we work to maintain a safe environment for everyone.
