Let’s have a great Monday and kick off the week with school spirit, just like Mr. Tavolazzi at Caryn Elementary! Let’s bring the energy, positivity, and pride—let’s make it a great one.
Fun fact: This book went from never being checked out to becoming a top favorite at the Caryn Library!
High Five to Mr. Higgins! West Heritage is showing appreciation for our amazing Director of Operations and Facilities for his volunteer work. The students were grateful for his help on their performance task—thank you for making a difference!
We want to give a big HIGH FIVE to these hardworking 8th graders at Summit for diving into Geometry with geometric tiles! Hands-on learning at its best—way to go, Sharks.
Do you know a student, teacher, or community member who deserves recognition for helping our Etiwanda community thrive and supporting student success? We want to celebrate them! Share your nomination with us by sending a photo and a brief explanation to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 AM this Friday. Let’s highlight the incredible individuals making a difference!
Wellness Wednesday Reminder! Quality time with family builds lasting memories, while too much screen time can take them away. Finding balance is key! Try swapping 30 minutes of screen time for a board game, a walk, or a heart-to-heart conversation.
Mrs. Day's first-grade class from Lightfoot had a fantastic time celebrating Black History Month! They learned about the rich tradition of Kente Cloth Weaving and teamed up with their 5th-grade buddies for a creative and meaningful activity.
From vibrant artwork to powerful performances, our Etiwanda students are celebrating Black History Month in creative and inspiring ways! Check out these amazing artistic expressions honoring Black history, culture, and achievements.
Our 4th Grade Golden Stars are shining bright as they tackle advanced problem-solving with Breakout Boxes! Like an escape room in a box, these challenges push their critical thinking and teamwork skills to the next level.
Happy Monday! Let’s have a great week and stay as happy and motivated as these Terra Vista Timberwolves! They “Wolf-Up” with hard work, dedication, and teamwork. Here’s to embracing the week with positivity and a can-do spirit!
The Garcia Family is sending out a big High Five to Mrs. Mariscal at John Golden Elementary! Your dedication, patience, and encouragement have made a world of difference in Cloud’s life. The Garcia Family truly appreciates all the effort you put into helping your students grow and succeed.
We’re giving a big high five to our incredible students in SEAC – the Student Engagement Advisory Committee! These amazing students play a key role in advising and assisting the district, providing valuable insight into the day-to-day experience of being an Etiwanda student. Here’s just a snapshot of a few of our SEAC members making a difference!
Mrs. Pollock from Terra Vista Elementary is giving a big high five to Daniel, Sam, and Jaheim from the district’s grounds crew! These hardworking guys raked, cleaned, and made Terra Vista's campus look absolutely incredible. Thank you for all you do!
In honor of Black History Month, we want to share Grapeland’s AAPEAC and PTA’s amazing movie night posters. Grizzly families gathered to watch Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and celebrated African American superheroes who have made a great impact on our society. These inspiring posters showcased their contributions and the power of representation.
Do you know a student, teacher, or community member who deserves recognition for helping our Etiwanda community thrive and supporting student success? We want to celebrate them! Share your nomination with us by sending a photo and a brief explanation to dosocialmedia@etiwanda.org by 9 AM this Friday. Let’s highlight the incredible individuals making a difference!
Celebrating creativity and history! Mrs. Hernandez from DW Long Elementary shared the incredible Black History Month student artwork displayed in the hallway for everyone to admire. Her class had a blast posing in front of it! Kudos to all of DW Long’s talented students who created these amazing pieces!
Our Etiwanda students are celebrating Black History Month in a meaningful way! Ms. Morrison and Mr. Horton's 8th grade classes at DCIS and Miss Vazquez's 4th grade class at Caryn both honored Frederick Douglass. Our 8th graders showcased how Frederick Douglass was an early media influencer, using the power of words to drive change, while our younger students learned about his legacy, what he stood for, and the impact he made on history.
Calling all local artists! Assembly District 50 is home to incredible talent, and they want to showcase the rich history of our cities through your artwork! From community landmarks to cultural traditions, our district is filled with diverse stories waiting to be told through art.
Artwork will be displayed in Assemblymember Robert Garcia’s Rancho Cucamonga or Sacramento office. Learn more & submit your work: a50.asmdc.org/calling-all-local-artists-assembly-district-50.
Ms. Navarro's second-grade class at Terra Vista Elementary put their research skills to work for Black History Month! Here are two groups showcasing their presentations on Benjamin Banneker and Martin Luther King, Jr.
High five from the Instruction Team to Mrs. Gryte’s 2nd grade class at Caryn Elementary! These incredible students were true movie stars while filming an RGR lesson in action that will help other teachers! Thank you for shining bright and making a difference!
Congratulations to all the Lightfoot Leopards who crushed their AR Goals and earned a spot at the Nacho Average Reader party, thanks to their amazing PTO! A special shoutout to Mrs. Wiesner’s 2nd grade class—every single student reached their goal! Way to go, young readers! Keep up the fantastic work!
