Nicolai Bonca and Aaron Boaitey were recently selected to attend Boys State and Morgan Miller was selected to attend Girls State.  The American Legion Boys State is among the most respected and selective educational programs of government instruction for U.S. high-school students. At Boys State, participants learn the rights, privileges and responsibilities of franchised citizens. Boys State activities include legislative sessions, court proceedings, law-enforcement presentations, assemblies, bands, choruses and recreational programs.  American Legion posts select high-school juniors to attend the program.  The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a separate but similar program for young women called Girls State. The purpose of Girls State is to increase awareness and knowledge of government processes while learning about the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of citizenship.  It is an honor to be selected to participate in Boys State and Girls State.

Congratulations to Melanie Hercules, Jennifer Lopez and Briseida Miranda who were selected to receive the Girls Inc. National Scholarship. After competing with other students throughout Southern California, the three girls will each receive a $20,000 college scholarship.  Cassie Dillon, Alyssa McKay, Jennifer Torres, and Vanessa Torres were selected to receive the Nick Reed Scholarship and will each receive $2500 towards college.

If you need community service hours, our school will be holding an Eagle Pride Campus Beautification Day on Saturday, March 22^nd, from 8 a.m. to noon. Students can sign up for the project they wish to do that morning by clicking here . Hope to see you there.

Estancia High School will be welcoming our Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Visiting Committee on March 23-26.  During their visit to Estancia, the six Visiting Committee members will be conducting classroom observations, examining student work and meeting with faculty members, students, parents, community members, and N-MUSD officials.  In preparation for their visit, Estancia's faculty collaboratively wrote a Self-Study Report which examines the school's organization, curriculum, instruction, assessment/accountability, and culture.  Parents and community members are invited to meet with the WASC Visiting Committee on Sunday, March 23 at 4 p.m. in the EHS Library to provide feedback regarding the progress our school is making towards improving student achievement and meeting our Graduation Outcomes (see above).

DEVELOP

Estancia High School students will be focusing on the term "DEVELOP" Mar 3-21 in all of their classes. To develop is to bring out the capabilities or possibilities of something or to bring to a more advanced or effective state. Related terms include disclose, elaborate, evolve, exhibit, form, materialize, untwist, unwind and achieve.

Baseball vs. Costa Mesa

Wednesday, March 19th

3:15 PM

Baseball Field

ATHLETICS CALENDAR

Deadline to make schedule changes

March 10

College Knowledge Night

March 12

Costa Mesa High School

ELAC Meeting

March 13

California High School Exit Exam

March 18 & 19

PTSA Meeting

March 20

Eagle Pride Campus Beautification Day

March 22

Estancia & TeWinkle Schools Foundation Annual Gala

March 22

EHS welcomes our WASC Visiting Committee

March 23-26

Spring Open House & Incoming 9th Grade Parent & Student Orientation

April 3

Minimum Day

April 4

Support Estancia's sports, PTSA and extra-curricular activities! 

CLICK HERE to view all fundraisers.

NCLB Letter to Parents - English

NCLB Letter to Parents - Spanish

NCLB Parent Notification of Professional Qualifications - English

NCLB Parent Notification of Professional Qualifications - Spanish