High Five to Caryn Elementary’s new Child Nutrition Coordinator, Marilin!
She’s fun, energetic, and caring — serving not only meals but plenty of smiles, too. Her bright and loving personality makes her a wonderful friend to both staff and students.
She’s fun, energetic, and caring — serving not only meals but plenty of smiles, too. Her bright and loving personality makes her a wonderful friend to both staff and students.
High Five to the heart of Falcon Ridge Elementary! Ms. Sanchez, Mrs. Gulmatico, Mrs. King, Mrs. Solis, and Mrs. DeGuzman make up our amazing health and office team. Their dedication, care, and hard work keep our school running smoothly and their students safe every day. They are so grateful for this incredible group!
High five to Etiwanda Intermediate for their Community Closet! The closet is open to all families in our district and provides backpacks, clothing, school supplies, and hygiene items. Families can schedule an appointment to shop using this link: https://forms.gle/THTq7AKPp5rsNsR47
.What an incredible resource for our community!
.What an incredible resource for our community!
We know there’s someone you’d like to give a high five to—a student, teacher, or administrator who went above and beyond this week! Email a photo and a brief description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org and we’ll share them tomorrow. Please send your submissions before 9 AM on Friday.
Our amazing Etiwanda librarians helped students celebrate Dot Day! Each year around September 15, Dot Day encourages students everywhere to “make their mark” through creativity, courage, and collaboration, inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book The Dot. From art and writing to digital projects, our students had the chance to express themselves while building a growth mindset and reflecting on their unique ideas.
What’s better than supporting your school while getting some exercise? Adding bubbles to the mix! Join us for the 20th Annual E3 Fun Run on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at Central Park. This year’s event will feature bubbles, a live DJ, prizes, local vendors, and plenty of fun for everyone.
Register now at bit.ly/E3FunRun25.
Register now at bit.ly/E3FunRun25.
Terra Vista students celebrated Constitution Day by writing and signing their own class constitutions. To make the day even more memorable, they enjoyed a surprise visit from “George Washington” himself, played by one of Terra Vista’s amazing fifth grade teachers, Mrs. Lopiccolo.
Last week, our Etiwanda teachers showed their dedication to lifelong learning as they explored a new math framework together.
Today we celebrate our incredible IT professionals! Their hard work keeps our schools connected and our classrooms running smoothly. From supporting teachers to making sure students have the tools they need to learn, they play a huge role in education every day. Thank you for all you do for our students and staff!
Here are a few photos from Colony’s Patriot Day event last week. Our Colony Cubs went all out in red, white, and blue to honor the day.
We’re seeing more students riding e-bikes and scooters to school. Please be extra cautious and keep an eye out for them during drop-off and pick-up. If your child rides, take a moment to review safety rules together. Let’s work together to keep all our students safe.
Shout out from Michelle Carney to the 6th grade math team at Summit Intermediate! She shared that she looks forward to their weekly collaboration meetings and feels very lucky to be part of such a great team.
High five to these Golden Stars for receiving the Respect Award at today’s Character Awards!
Another HIGH FIVE this Friday goes out to our teachers in the Induction Program! They spent time working on their goals for the year—a great example of learning and growing together. We know their mentors are proud!
HIGH FIVE this Friday to our middle school ELA teachers for diving deep into CAASPP Brief Writes. What a phenomenal group of educators—our Etiwanda students are lucky to have you!
Today, Caryn Cougars honored Patriot Day by wearing red, white, and blue. Together, we remembered the importance of unity, kindness, and supporting one another.
In honor of Patriot Day, Mrs. Fleming’s TK class created red, white, and blue crafts, using art to learn about remembrance and unity.
Students at Solorio Elementary showed their patriotism today by wearing red, white, and blue in honor of 9/11.
Today we honor Patriot Day and remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. May we never forget the courage, resilience, and unity shown on that day and in the days that followed.
Great turnout at West Heritage’s LCAP Community Forum tonight! Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation and shared their voices.