Leilani is receiving a High Five today for all the hard work and heart she brings to Solorio Elementary. As one of a few students with mild hearing loss, she continues to show that nothing stands in her way. She works hard and consistently aims to be among the top students in her class. Her homework is always completed on time and done with care.
At home, she supports her sister with schoolwork and is always ready to help her family. Leilani is responsible, caring, and motivated, and her family is so proud of the example she sets each day.
At home, she supports her sister with schoolwork and is always ready to help her family. Leilani is responsible, caring, and motivated, and her family is so proud of the example she sets each day.
A big shoutout to Mrs. Clark in 6th grade. She is not only kind and caring with her students, but she also takes the time to call or email families to share when a student has had a great day or accomplished something special. She makes herself available for questions and support, and her students and families are grateful to have her.
Etiwanda Colony is sending a High Five to Lucille and Elizabeth for representing their school in the District Spelling Bee! These students worked hard, practiced diligently, and showed great determination.
Jeannie Tavolazzi is giving a High Five today to the amazing District Spelling Bee Team. Led by Nick Z., and supported by Steven P., Cassie I., Sylvia F., Liza C., Katie T., and Rich H., this team gave their time, energy, and heart to make the event special for students. Their efforts created a positive and memorable experience that celebrated student achievement. The district is grateful for their dedication and the way they show up for students.
A High Five is going out to Connie Lee, PTA Reflections Chair, and the Grizzlies who participated in this year’s Reflections program themed “I Belong.” With Connie’s leadership, students explored what belonging means through art, writing, and music. The Reflections Award Ceremony highlighted how the arts help students find their voice, build confidence, and feel connected to their school community.
Each submission reflected creativity and heartfelt stories, and the Grizzlies made their school proud.
Each submission reflected creativity and heartfelt stories, and the Grizzlies made their school proud.
Our AAPEAC was honored at tonight’s Board meeting for the partnership and support they provide to our school community. We are grateful for all they do. Thank you for your continued dedication to our students and families.
So many great things have been happening across our Etiwanda schools this week. Is there a student, staff member, or volunteer who deserves a High Five? We would love to celebrate them. Email a photo and a short description to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 a.m. Friday, and the district will feature them on social media to share the celebration with our community. Let’s keep shining a light on the people who make our schools special.
Too fun not to share! Etiwanda Colony’s second graders celebrated 102 days of learning by dressing up as Dalmatians, and their smiles said it all. From spotted shirts to wagging “tails,” students had a blast marking this milestone and showing that learning can be both exciting and meaningful.
With more students riding e-bikes to and from school, safety continues to be a top priority.
Students are reminded to wear a helmet every time they ride, follow traffic laws, use bike lanes when available, and be mindful of cars, pedestrians, and other riders. Riding responsibly helps keep everyone safe on the way to and from school.
Families and students can find tips, expectations, and important safety information by visiting the district’s E-Bike & Scooter Safety: A Guide for Students & Families page. Working together, we can help ensure every student arrives safely and ready to learn.
Students are reminded to wear a helmet every time they ride, follow traffic laws, use bike lanes when available, and be mindful of cars, pedestrians, and other riders. Riding responsibly helps keep everyone safe on the way to and from school.
Families and students can find tips, expectations, and important safety information by visiting the district’s E-Bike & Scooter Safety: A Guide for Students & Families page. Working together, we can help ensure every student arrives safely and ready to learn.
What a fun night at the District Spelling Bee. Our Etiwanda students showed grit and perseverance as they spelled their way through each round. Congratulations to our top finishers, Athiyan M., Abheri S., and first place winner Shrey P. We are proud of every student who participated. A big thank you to the District Spelling Bee Team, teachers, and families who came out to support our students.
We are excited for our District Spelling Bee. Let’s wish our amazing Etiwanda students the best of luck tonight as they take the stage and show what they know. We will be sharing updates from the bee along the way, so stay tuned.
Mrs. Sorensen’s TK class at Golden Elementary celebrated 101 days of learning with a Dalmatian-themed day. Students and staff joined in, making it a fun and memorable way to celebrate growth, curiosity, and all they have learned so far.
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.
Mrs. Sorensen’s TK class at Golden Elementary honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by creating beautiful portraits. While they worked on their crafts, they talked about Dr. King’s message of love, bravery, and friendship.
All Etiwanda schools and the District Office will be closed on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Schools will reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Have a safe and meaningful holiday!
Mrs. Schauer’s kindergarteners at East Heritage had so much fun celebrating 100 days of learning. From building with 100 items to counting their way through the day and dressing up as what they think 100 years old looks like, the students made it a day full of creativity, laughs, and learning.
East Heritage had a blast celebrating 100 Days of Learning. From creative outfits to fun classroom activities, their students showed off 100 days of growth, curiosity, and hard work. Here’s to 100 days of learning and many more to come.
We can’t forget our TK students at Caryn Elementary, who celebrated 101 Days of Learning dressed up as adorable Dalmatian puppies.
More ways our students and staff celebrated 100 days of learning.
From dressing like grannies to superheroes, reading 100 books as a class, and building creations with 100 cups, our Etiwanda students truly embraced 100 days of learning. It was a fun-filled milestone celebrating growth, creativity, and all the progress our students have made.
