It was a busy week, and we know someone out there went above and beyond and deserves a little extra recognition.
If you have a superstar to celebrate, send a photo and a short description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org. Please submit it by 9:00 a.m. on Friday to be included in this week’s Friday Spotlight. Let’s continue highlighting the students and staff who make a difference every single day.
If you have a superstar to celebrate, send a photo and a short description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org. Please submit it by 9:00 a.m. on Friday to be included in this week’s Friday Spotlight. Let’s continue highlighting the students and staff who make a difference every single day.
Looking for something fun to do this week? Come cheer on our talented students as the DCIS Drama Club presents High School Musical!
Performances:
February 26 and 27 at 7:00 PM
February 28 at 11:00 AM
It’s a great way to support our students and enjoy a lively, family-friendly show. Tickets will be available at the door.
📍 DCIS
12345 Coyote Dr.
Rancho Cucamonga
Performances:
February 26 and 27 at 7:00 PM
February 28 at 11:00 AM
It’s a great way to support our students and enjoy a lively, family-friendly show. Tickets will be available at the door.
📍 DCIS
12345 Coyote Dr.
Rancho Cucamonga
Students in the after school Garden Club at Etiwanda Colony Elementary School are growing more than just plants.
As they plant, water, and care for the garden, they are learning where their food comes from while building teamwork, responsibility, and healthy habits. The garden gives students a chance to slow down, work together, and feel proud of what they have grown. #wellnesswednesday #healthyetiwandakids
As they plant, water, and care for the garden, they are learning where their food comes from while building teamwork, responsibility, and healthy habits. The garden gives students a chance to slow down, work together, and feel proud of what they have grown. #wellnesswednesday #healthyetiwandakids
For Black History Month, Mrs. Henry’s kindergarten class at Lightfoot Elementary spent time learning about the life and accomplishments of Mae Jemison. Students read Mae Among the Stars and talked about how she followed her dreams all the way to space.
The class created their own astronaut projects and had meaningful conversations about her powerful words: “Don’t let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity.” It was inspiring to see our young learners thinking big, asking questions, and imagining all the places their own dreams could take them.
The class created their own astronaut projects and had meaningful conversations about her powerful words: “Don’t let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity.” It was inspiring to see our young learners thinking big, asking questions, and imagining all the places their own dreams could take them.
Happy Monday Etiwanda! Let’s start the week strong, just like these Windrows students showing their school pride and bright smiles. A positive mindset and strong school spirit set the tone for a great week of learning across all of our campuses. Let’s make it a great one!
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.
Learning happens here. Every day our Etiwanda students attend, they gain knowledge and skills that prepare them for the future.
High Five Friday! Long Elementary’s PTO is giving a big high five to Monica and Gabby in the DWL front office. They are always willing to help and work closely with PTO to coordinate events that create meaningful experiences for students.
From handling the details to making sure everything runs smoothly, they go above and beyond to support our school community.
From handling the details to making sure everything runs smoothly, they go above and beyond to support our school community.
It may have been a short week, but it was definitely a busy one. We know there is someone who went above and beyond and deserves a little extra recognition.
If you have a superstar to celebrate, send a photo along with a brief description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org. Please submit it by 9:00 a.m. on Friday to be included in this week’s Friday Spotlight.
Let’s keep shining a light on the students and staff who make a difference every single day.
If you have a superstar to celebrate, send a photo along with a brief description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org. Please submit it by 9:00 a.m. on Friday to be included in this week’s Friday Spotlight.
Let’s keep shining a light on the students and staff who make a difference every single day.
What a meaningful way to celebrate Black History Month. Mrs. Bragole’s class shared the dreams they have for their future, inspired by the message of Martin Luther King Jr.. It was a powerful reminder that every student’s voice, goals, and hopes matter.
Mrs. Gustafson’s 3rd graders and Mrs. Decker’s 5th graders at Caryn Elementary were proud to share the crafts they created to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
Ms. Jourdain’s class at West Heritage is celebrating Black History Month with a Martin Luther King Jr. craft that highlights an important message for every student: your dreams matter. As students learned about Dr. King’s life and legacy, they reflected on their own goals and the ways they can make a difference. It was a meaningful reminder that each child is capable of dreaming big and working toward a bright future.
What a beautiful view from West Heritage Elementary. The snowy mountains in the background make it even more special. Our students get to learn each day with this incredible winter backdrop. Wishing everyone a great day filled with learning, growth, and a moment to enjoy the view.
Mrs. Schauer’s kindergarten class at East Heritage wrapped up the festivities with a full day of hands on learning. Students made colorful lanterns and festive headbands, tasted noodles, and read lots of books about the meaning and traditions of the New Year.
A wonderful way for our youngest learners to explore culture, build understanding, and celebrate together as a class.
Lunar New Year crafts were in full swing in Mrs. Buchiarelli’s class at Grapeland Elementary.
Thanks to a generous donation from the family of student Sally Fu, each child had a special craft to paint and personalize. Students had so much fun adding their own creativity and color while learning about the traditions behind the celebration.
It was a great example of families and schools working together to create meaningful learning experiences for our students.
Thanks to a generous donation from the family of student Sally Fu, each child had a special craft to paint and personalize. Students had so much fun adding their own creativity and color while learning about the traditions behind the celebration.
It was a great example of families and schools working together to create meaningful learning experiences for our students.
Mrs. Cobb’s 4th grade class at Golden Elementary celebrated the Lunar New Year in the most delicious way with a ramen party. Yummy food, happy students, and meaningful learning made it a celebration to remember at Golden.
Ms. Reyes’ class at Terra Vista Elementary welcomed the Lunar New Year with meaningful traditions, hands on learning, and plenty of excitement.
Students learned about Hong Bao, the tradition of giving red envelopes as a symbol of good luck and blessings for the new year. They were thrilled to receive their own and talk about what good fortune means to them.
The class also explored a Lunar New Year learning program provided by Panda Express, shared fortune cookies, and had thoughtful conversations about new beginnings and fresh goals.
To celebrate the Year of the Horse, students created horse lanterns and worked together on a class dragon. Each child added a handprint and wrote what they hope to see prosperity in this year, from family happiness to kindness and academic growth.
Students learned about Hong Bao, the tradition of giving red envelopes as a symbol of good luck and blessings for the new year. They were thrilled to receive their own and talk about what good fortune means to them.
The class also explored a Lunar New Year learning program provided by Panda Express, shared fortune cookies, and had thoughtful conversations about new beginnings and fresh goals.
To celebrate the Year of the Horse, students created horse lanterns and worked together on a class dragon. Each child added a handprint and wrote what they hope to see prosperity in this year, from family happiness to kindness and academic growth.
First graders in Mrs. Bragole’s class at Caryn Elementary had a wonderful time celebrating Lunar New Year.
Mrs. Bragole’s first grade class at Caryn Elementary had fun celebrating the Lunar New Year!
Happy Lunar New Year from Mrs. Phan’s kindergarten class at CPL.
