Etiwanda School District

Perdew Elementary’s TK Family Night brought plenty of fun with its lively 50s theme.

You’re invited to a Fairy Tale Fun Author Event!

📚 Friday, November 7, 2025 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.
📍 Barnes & Noble, 11090 Foothill Blvd., Rancho Cucamonga

Join us for a magical evening filled with games, puzzles, crafts, prizes, and more! All ages are welcome (with an adult).
You can also preorder your copies of Whatever After: Mirror, Mirror and Whatever After: If the Shoe Fits at bit.ly/ESDfairytalefun or by scanning the QR code on the flyer.

Every purchase helps support Etiwanda School District libraries—just show the flyer at checkout and a portion of proceeds will go back to our school libraries.

This week we’re celebrating our amazing school psychologists! Their care and expertise make a huge difference in supporting student success, well-being, and growth. Thank you for all that you do to help students feel seen, supported, and ready to learn every day.

Join the City of Fontana on Saturday, November 8, at Fontana Park!
The morning kicks off with Fontana Walks, followed by the Youth Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Summit at 10 a.m.
Let’s come together to support our youth and families with inspiring speakers, helpful resources, and community partners focused on wellness and fatherhood.

You can register by scanning the QR code on the post.

Happy Monday! Let’s kick off the week with some school spirit, just like these Grapeland Grizzlies from Mrs. Oceguera and Mrs. Alvarez’s class. Have a great week, Etiwanda!

It's not too late to register!
The Etiwanda School District is partnering with the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools’ Digital Learning Services and Family Engagement teams to bring you a free virtual family event. Join us to learn practical tips and insights to help your child build healthy tech habits and thrive in today’s digital world. Register at bit.ly/ESDTechNight or visit the district's website.

📅 November 6
🕡 6:30–7:30 PM
💻 Live on Zoom

As you head out for trick-or-treating, remember to stay with a trusted adult, use crosswalks, and wear something bright so drivers can see you. We hope all our students enjoy a fun and safe night.

The Grapeland office team showed plenty of Halloween spirit today! Campus Support and Mr. Ken joined in the fun and helped make the day extra special.

The cafeteria team at CPL went all out to make Halloween extra special for the students today! With festive decorations and spooky treats, they brought plenty of joy and fun to the lunchroom. A big thank-you to them for making the day a frightfully good time!

Dr. Voglezon is showing her school spirit and making meaningful connections with her students at West Heritage Elementary!

Today’s Falcon Ridge shout-out goes to Juan, one of the outstanding instructional aides in Mrs. Cruz’s class! His patience, kindness, and encouragement inspire everyone around him. Thank you, Juan, for all you do for our students!

Golden Elementary first graders are loving their VAPA lessons! Mrs. Morehead shared how much her class enjoyed learning from Mrs. Larkin during Visual Arts and how proud they were of their beautiful projects.

This week, they started Performing Arts with Mrs. Stevens, and the students were fully engaged and loving every minute. Mrs. Morehead said both teachers bring so much creativity and passion to their lessons.

Shout out to Bailey in Ms. Pineda’s class from Grandma and Papa for being the top speller! Keep studying—they are so proud of you.

High Five to Mrs. Miller at Grapeland Elementary from Emersyn and her family!
Mrs. Miller creates a warm, supportive classroom where students feel confident and excited to learn. Her dedication shines every day, and Emersyn loves being in her class. Thank you, Mrs. Miller, for helping students grow and succeed!

The Izaguirre family would like to give a HUGE shoutout to Ms. Morehead from Golden for always cheering her kiddos on both in and out of the classroom!

High Five to Mrs. Hitchcock for an amazing first trimester. She is always kind and caring with her students. First grade is thriving thanks to her support and dedication!

Ms. Coulter’s third graders at Lightfoot Elementary are celebrating Red Ribbon Week with a tropical twist—“Lei” back and stay off drugs! How is your student celebrating Red Ribbon Week? Send us your photos at dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org and we’ll share them with the Etiwanda community!

This week we’re celebrating Red Ribbon Week with the theme “Life is a Puzzle, Solve It—Drug Free!” Here’s Grapeland student Milinda showing her unique style with silly hair!
How is your student celebrating Red Ribbon Week? Send us your photos at dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org and we’ll share them with the Etiwanda community!