High Five to Vivian, a 5th grade student at East Heritage! She earned the grand prize in the Cucamonga Valley Water District 5th Grade Poster Contest, standing out among entries from more than 30 schools. We’re proud to see our students shine through their creativity and hard work. Way to go, Vivian!
Our Etiwanda students have had a fun-filled week of learning, creativity, and growth! Is there a student or staff member you’d like to highlight? We’d love to celebrate them. Please send a photo along with a short reason for the shout-out to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by Friday at 9:00 AM.
Each year, CVWD’s Fifth Grade Poster Contest gives students a chance to showcase their creativity and learning, and this year was no exception. Principals and district administrators were there to support and celebrate our Etiwanda students as they shared their hard work. Here are a few fun candid moments from a great night recognizing student voice and creativity!
Ms. Reyes’ DWL Rangers are building strong vocabulary skills through Think-Pair-Share, giving every student a voice in the learning process. In class, students are also citing evidence from the text to sequence events in a story, strengthening both their comprehension and critical thinking skills.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Marquez/Neise preschool class at Falcon Ridge! Our youngest learners enjoyed a day full of festive fun, creativity, and hands-on activities as they celebrated together. It was a joyful day of learning and smiles for these preschool students!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day from kindergarten at Grapeland Elementary!
Students enjoyed a festive day filled with smiles, hands-on learning, and a fun leprechaun craft that brought a little extra magic to the classroom. It was a great day to be a Grapeland student!
Thank you to Mrs. Houghton for creating such an engaging and memorable experience for students.
Students enjoyed a festive day filled with smiles, hands-on learning, and a fun leprechaun craft that brought a little extra magic to the classroom. It was a great day to be a Grapeland student!
Thank you to Mrs. Houghton for creating such an engaging and memorable experience for students.
Lots of fun filled this kindergarten classroom today at C.P. Lightfoot Elementary! Students in Mrs. Henry’s class stayed busy with hands-on learning and a bit of St. Patrick’s Day magic along the way.
They practiced math skills by sorting Lucky Charms and solving problems, built colorful Fruit Loop rainbows, and explored place value using green math manipulatives. The excitement continued with a surprise visit from a giant leprechaun, tasty green snacks, and creative leprechaun drawings.
Students even discovered a tiny note left behind when they tried to catch the leprechaun… maybe next year!
They practiced math skills by sorting Lucky Charms and solving problems, built colorful Fruit Loop rainbows, and explored place value using green math manipulatives. The excitement continued with a surprise visit from a giant leprechaun, tasty green snacks, and creative leprechaun drawings.
Students even discovered a tiny note left behind when they tried to catch the leprechaun… maybe next year!
Miss Vazquez’s 4th grade class at Caryn Elementary got creative celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with festive crafts and painting activities. Students had a great time expressing their creativity and bringing a little extra color and fun into their classroom day.
Students at East Heritage had a little St. Patrick’s Day fun together! Mrs. Slagle’s 5th grade class teamed up with their Kindergarten buddies from Mrs. Schauer’s class to create a festive St. Patrick’s Day craft that they could enjoy after they finished making it. The best part? They got to eat their creations! It was a sweet moment of teamwork and smiles as older and younger students spent time learning and celebrating together.
What a beautiful morning in Etiwanda! Wishing our students, staff, and families a wonderful day.
Health Services had a busy and exciting day connecting with students at the College and Career Fairs at DCIS and HIS, giving students at both campuses the chance to learn more about careers in nursing and health care.
Students stopped by to ask questions, hear real experiences from the field, and learn what it takes to become a nurse. It was a great opportunity to introduce students to the many paths in health care and hopefully inspire a few future nurses along the way.
Students stopped by to ask questions, hear real experiences from the field, and learn what it takes to become a nurse. It was a great opportunity to introduce students to the many paths in health care and hopefully inspire a few future nurses along the way.
Thank you for taking the time to explore the Savvas enVision+ math pilot. Your feedback is important as we review this new curriculum. Use the QR codes or links in this post to view the materials and share your thoughts. Your input helps shape our students’ math learning experience. To review the materials in person, please visit the Etiwanda District Educational Center at 6061 East Avenue, Etiwanda, CA.
Sending a big shout out to Tiffany Friend and Lisa Manfredi. Their dedication to implementing Really Great Reading is giving students the tools they need to unlock new worlds through reading. Keep up the amazing work!
DWL is giving a big High Five to all of the students who participated in the Battle of the Books event this past weekend. Students spent months reading, preparing, and working together, and it was exciting to see their teamwork and love of books on display during the competition.
A special congratulations goes to the DWL students who placed. In the 4th/5th grade division, the Badgers team placed 5th with Lily C. and John W., and the Bats team earned 3rd place with Faith H. and Marianna N. (not pictured). In the 3rd grade division, the Hummingbirds team placed 5th with Aiden F. and Mikele F.
Great job to every DWL student who took part. Your hard work and dedication to reading made your school proud.
A special congratulations goes to the DWL students who placed. In the 4th/5th grade division, the Badgers team placed 5th with Lily C. and John W., and the Bats team earned 3rd place with Faith H. and Marianna N. (not pictured). In the 3rd grade division, the Hummingbirds team placed 5th with Aiden F. and Mikele F.
Great job to every DWL student who took part. Your hard work and dedication to reading made your school proud.
The Board of Trustees proudly celebrated our Wellness Committee for their unwavering dedication to fostering student health and wellness, making a positive impact across every school in our district.
Mrs. Styles and Mr. Beitler want to recognize the amazing work of our crossing guards—Ms. Jasmine for safely guiding students across Etiwanda Avenue and Craig Street, and Mr. Steven for keeping students safe on their way home from school!
High five to our amazing PTA and PTO presidents! Leaders from across the district came together with district administrators to share ideas, collaborate, and focus on what matters most, creating the best possible learning environment for our students. When schools and families work together, our students benefit every day.
More smiling crossing guard faces! Every day, they help make sure our Etiwanda students arrive at school safely and are ready to begin their day of learning.
Don’t forget to nominate someone for a High Five this Friday!
It has been a busy week for our Etiwanda students, from the big Battle of the Books event this past weekend to all the learning happening in classrooms across the district. There are so many great moments worth celebrating.
Send your nominations to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 a.m. tomorrow, and we will share them with the community. Let’s keep recognizing the people who help make great things happen for our students.
It has been a busy week for our Etiwanda students, from the big Battle of the Books event this past weekend to all the learning happening in classrooms across the district. There are so many great moments worth celebrating.
Send your nominations to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 a.m. tomorrow, and we will share them with the community. Let’s keep recognizing the people who help make great things happen for our students.
Today we’re celebrating our amazing crossing guards. Every day they help keep Etiwanda students safe as they arrive at and leave school, making sure they get to campus ready to learn. Thank you for looking out for our students and being such an important part of the school community.
