Windrows is giving a High Five today to Thomas St. Thomas, their amazing ITSC! Thank you for all you do to support students, staff, and the school community!
A special shout-out to Paanvi, an amazing first grader! Paanvi is incredibly quick to learn and picks up new things with ease. Math is one of her favorite subjects, and her impressive memory helps her excel in school. Beyond academics, what makes her family most proud is her kind heart. She understands how others feel, shows empathy, and is always ready to help and care for those around her.
Paanvi loves her mom, dad, and little brother deeply, filling their home with love, laughter, and joy each day. Her family is so proud of the smart, compassionate, and thoughtful young girl she is becoming and can't wait to see all the wonderful things she will accomplish!
Paanvi loves her mom, dad, and little brother deeply, filling their home with love, laughter, and joy each day. Her family is so proud of the smart, compassionate, and thoughtful young girl she is becoming and can't wait to see all the wonderful things she will accomplish!
Superintendent Rowland wants to give a High Five to Ms. Hobb’s kindergarten class for earning a special visit from Mr. Potato Head!
Every student is in attendance for seven days, earning the class a well-deserved “Chip, Chip Hooray!” Party! What a fun way to celebrate great attendance and learning together!
Way to go, kindergarteners!
Every student is in attendance for seven days, earning the class a well-deserved “Chip, Chip Hooray!” Party! What a fun way to celebrate great attendance and learning together!
Way to go, kindergarteners!
A special shout-out to Shrey Parikh for being recognized at last night’s Board meeting for his incredible achievement of winning the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee!
Shrey was honored by the Etiwanda School District, San Bernardino County, and a representative from the State. We are so proud to celebrate this outstanding accomplishment and the hard work that made it possible!
Congratulations, Shrey!
Shrey was honored by the Etiwanda School District, San Bernardino County, and a representative from the State. We are so proud to celebrate this outstanding accomplishment and the hard work that made it possible!
Congratulations, Shrey!
High Five to Ishjeet! As a new student, he has been working incredibly hard to balance school, football, homework, tests, and fundraising. He attends football practice from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., plays games on Saturdays, and still keeps up with everything at school. We also hear he has a pretty amazing teacher, Ms. Tie, who he loves and who is loved by her students! Keep up the great work, Ishjeet!
Shout-out to Mrs. LoPiccolo from Terra Vista, who dressed up as George Washington for Constitution Day yesterday! She brought history to life for her fifth graders as they learned about the signing of the United States Constitution.
Shoutout to Mrs. Garner at DCIS and her VAPA students!
Students are getting creative with a Radial Symmetry Stained Glass project, exploring patterns, design, and artistic expression. We love seeing our students bring their creativity to life through the arts!
Students are getting creative with a Radial Symmetry Stained Glass project, exploring patterns, design, and artistic expression. We love seeing our students bring their creativity to life through the arts!
For those who don’t know, this is Wanda, our district mascot!
This school year, Wanda will be traveling around Etiwanda schools, and we’re turning her adventures into a game of “Where’s Wanda?”
We’ll be sharing photos of Wanda visiting different school sites, and we hope our students, families, and community will have fun guessing where she is and what she’s up to!
Keep checking our social media. You never know when you might spot Wanda!
This school year, Wanda will be traveling around Etiwanda schools, and we’re turning her adventures into a game of “Where’s Wanda?”
We’ll be sharing photos of Wanda visiting different school sites, and we hope our students, families, and community will have fun guessing where she is and what she’s up to!
Keep checking our social media. You never know when you might spot Wanda!
Register Now: 21st Annual E3 Family Fun Run
Lace up your running shoes and join us for a storybook adventure at the 21st Annual E3 2K/5K Run-Walk on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Central Park in Rancho Cucamonga!
This year’s theme is “Once Upon a Run,” and participants are encouraged to dress as their favorite book character. Run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines as our Etiwanda community comes together for a morning of fitness, family, and fun!
Register by October 5 to guarantee your race T-shirt. Scan the QR code below to register. We hope to see you at the starting line!
Lace up your running shoes and join us for a storybook adventure at the 21st Annual E3 2K/5K Run-Walk on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Central Park in Rancho Cucamonga!
This year’s theme is “Once Upon a Run,” and participants are encouraged to dress as their favorite book character. Run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines as our Etiwanda community comes together for a morning of fitness, family, and fun!
Register by October 5 to guarantee your race T-shirt. Scan the QR code below to register. We hope to see you at the starting line!
We want to hear from you! Take a few minutes to explore the Amplify Desmos math pilot and share your feedback as we evaluate this new curriculum.
Materials are on display at the District Office through October 30, 2026. Scan the QR codes in this post to view the curriculum materials and let us know what you think.
Your feedback will help shape our students’ math learning experience. Thank you for being part of the conversation!
Materials are on display at the District Office through October 30, 2026. Scan the QR codes in this post to view the curriculum materials and let us know what you think.
Your feedback will help shape our students’ math learning experience. Thank you for being part of the conversation!
Join us in thanking our amazing technology team for all they do behind the scenes to keep our schools connected, our systems running, and our students learning! We appreciate you!
It’s a good day to have a good day! These smiling Etiwanda students are showing us how a positive mindset can brighten the school day.
Etiwanda students and staff honoring Patriot Day.
Etiwanda students honoring Patriot Day.
Today, Miss Tawekjian’s students at EIS took time to learn about the events of September 11, 2001. After researching the people who were directly affected by or involved in 9/11, students shared their learning with the class and presented the stories of their chosen heroes.
Through their research and presentations, students reflected on the courage, compassion, and strength shown by so many during one of our nation’s most difficult moments.
Through their research and presentations, students reflected on the courage, compassion, and strength shown by so many during one of our nation’s most difficult moments.
A high five from Gabriella and Tracy to Ms. Linda at Lightfoot! She is always so sweet, caring, and ready with a smile, even while helping parents through traffic in the heat. Thank you, Ms. Linda, for being such an amazing part of the Lightfoot community!
A high five to these East Heritage teachers who continue to grow their own learning! They spent time at a math conference with Kim Sutton, bringing new ideas and strategies back to support student learning. We love seeing our teachers learning right alongside their students!
A high five goes to Alex and Andy in Mrs. Smith’s class! These two Grapeland Grizzlies are growing, learning, and shining brighter every day. Keep showing that Grizzly pride, Alex and Andy!
Shoutout to Mrs. Hernandez and her VAPA students!
Students are bringing their creativity and individuality to life through a Digital Still Life project inspired by their own interests. We love seeing students use the arts to express who they are and what inspires them!
Students are bringing their creativity and individuality to life through a Digital Still Life project inspired by their own interests. We love seeing students use the arts to express who they are and what inspires them!
Remembering September 11 through the work of our students. Here are a few examples of how students across Etiwanda School District are reflecting on this important day in history.
