The Escobar family is sending a high five to Mrs. Jenny today! Mrs. Jenny goes above and beyond in her safety role—ensuring all doors are locked and secure. She also makes sure they are carefully closed behind each parent or student as they leave. Additionally, she keeps a watchful eye, ensuring students safely cross the lower lot. Your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed, Mrs. Jenny!
Summit Intermediate's band concert was a night to remember! Under the direction of Mr. Peske, our talented 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students delivered spectacular performances. Families were all smiles, soaking in the amazing music and proud moments.
Afterschool Fun at Perdew! Students in afterschool childcare at Perdew are diving into weekly STEAM projects, exploring everything from building to music to creating! They’re not only learning new skills but also having so much fun along the way. Way to go, future innovators!
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!
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.
What an unforgettable evening! Tonight, the Etiwanda Intermediate community came together for a night filled with talent, hard work, and incredible support. A special highlight was a solo performance from our very own Mr. Arretche—what a treat! Our students gave it their all, and the families showed up in full force, packing the house with love and energy. Huge thanks to Mr. Whitehead’s family for lending a helping hand and even serving dinner backstage to our performers—talk about teamwork! From the smiles and snapshots, it’s clear this was truly a night to remember.
Student Success Stories at DW Long Elementary! Congratulations to Jaxen and Max for receiving a DW Long “Gotcha Ticket” from their teacher! They were recognized for displaying school expectations and being outstanding examples for their peers. Thank you, Principal Waters, for celebrating their hard work and positive influence. Keep it up, Jaxen and Max!
6th Grade Science Projects Elective with Mr. White! Our budding scientists, Easo, Sahil, and Nicolas, took on an exciting squid dissection activity in the science lab today.
This hands-on experience is part of Day Creek Intermediate's commitment to STEAM in the Classroom, where students explore, experiment, and ignite their passion for science.
Teamwork makes the dream work! Some of our West Heritage Eagles are soaring high with group projects this year, collaborating to innovate and discover new ideas. Keep up the amazing work, Eagles!
Check out these Caryn Cougars, along with the amazing Mrs. Decker, welcoming EVERYONE with cheers, smiles, and positive energy! Let’s follow their lead and make way for a great day!
Some of our Instruction team members kicked off the holiday season by spreading cheer at the Children's Fund! They gathered, unpacked, and organized gifts, supporting the organization's mission to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children across San Bernardino County. This year marks the 36th Annual Toy Drive—a wonderful tradition of giving back and bringing joy to children in need.
STEAM in the Classroom at Etiwanda Intermediate! Mrs. Gooden’s class took creativity to the next level with their project: designing magazine covers that reflect who they are as 2024-25 students. They even learned how to create their very own QR codes to make their covers interactive. Check out these innovative and self-reflective projects that showcase our students’ talents and aspirations!
Student Success Stories at Terra Vista Elementary! Mr. Ramirez’s TK class is proudly displaying their amazing writing and illustrations for the Frogstreet theme, “My Friends.” These talented students have been working hard to complete their projects for this theme, showcasing their creativity and progress. We’re so proud of their dedication and growth!
STEAM in action at Summit Intermediate! Elijah crafted a clay prototype for a football training device, while Russell designed an improved filter for a Zamboni. Students in Holden’s elective class are using a 3D printer to turn their innovative ideas into reality.
To honor Native American Heritage Month, our Etiwanda students expressed their creativity and respect through art and projects inspired by Native American culture.
Sadie and Giovanni are getting a high five from their mom today for completing the 5K at the E3 Annual Fun Run for the third year in a row! This year, she suggested the 2K, but they insisted on the 5K to keep their streak alive—and they even encouraged her to join them.Their determination and teamwork inspire their mom every day. Here’s to staying active and setting goals as a family!
Mrs. Lane wants to give a HUGE thank you to Grapeland's Student Council for their hard work collecting donations for the 2024 Canned Food Drive! An even BIGGER thank you to all their amazing Grapeland families for donating TONS of food! Your generosity will make a big impact at the Neighborhood Food Pantry in Rancho Cucamonga.
Today, we’re giving a huge shoutout to our amazing substitute teachers! Thank you for stepping in with energy, flexibility, and dedication, and for making every day a chance to learn and grow. Our classrooms wouldn’t be the same without you!
The staff at John Golden Elementary is deeply grateful for the unwavering support and encouragement they receive from Etiwanda’s District Administration. Their dedication truly makes a difference, and Golden is giving them a big high five today!
High Five Shoutout! A big round of applause for Mrs. Poling and Mrs. Sweeny at Windrows Elementary! How fun for students to see the office staff supporting Dress Like a Turkey Day and spreading festive cheer. You both are amazing—thanks for making school such a fun and joyful place!
