Dear students, First off, I’m proud of you. High school is hard. It’s hard to watch your friends change, to adjust to the shifting schedules and expectations, to complete all the homework while still finding time for those other activities that bring you life and joy. …

The poem below was selected by Principal Dunn and the EHS administrative team as the winning submission for the Black History Month poetry contest. Me’Ami Dugais, the poem’s author, received a cash prize and was able to share her poem at the academic awards ceremony. To read more of Me’Ami’s poetry or to contact her, check out her poetry blog. Black Pride american home of the brave land of the free

At today’s school meeting, Principal Dunn confirmed that this year’s seniors will be able to graduate at an in-person ceremony. There will be three separate ceremonies, all held on June 2nd. The first ceremony will be held at 1:00; the second ceremony will be held at 4:00; and the third and final ceremony will be held at 7:00. Students should look forward to an email this Friday from Principal Dunn with more information. They will also have the opportunity to decide whether or not they wish to attend and to indicate which of the three ceremonies they wish to attend. Students who do attend in person will receive five tickets for friends and family members.

Many eighth grade students aren’t thinking about high school yet. They should be. Spots are already filling up for some of the Antelope Valley’s most prestigious high school programs, such as Eastside High’s Biomedical Academy. This academy, which has been nationally recognized by Linked Learning for its innovative approach to…

With only a week left until the start of the school year, Eastside’s Biomedical Academy still has a few spots available for incoming freshmen. This academy, which has been nationally recognized by Linked Learning for its innovative approach to education, is a four-year program for students interested in pursuing careers…

First off, I’m proud of you. High school is hard. It’s hard to watch your friends change, to adjust to the changes in schedule and expectation, to complete all the homework while still finding time for those other activities that bring you life and joy. And as we’ve seen over…

Yesterday, Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Debra Duardo, issued her recommendation that California schools remain physically closed for the rest of the school year. This followed a similar statement from state school superintendent, Tony Thurmond. In accordance with this recommendation, Dr. David Vierra, Superintendent of the Antelope Valley…