Etiwanda High School

Right now I'm on Summer vacation. But I'm going to attend Alta Loma High School like I have been for the past 2 years. But I was thinking about going to Etiwanda with my cousins.... I wanted to know which school is better education wise. Which one has high test scores? or which one has a wider variety of clubs I can join. I want to know how the people are in Etiwanda because I already know the people that go to alta loma.

I want to know if it's worth going an extra 20 minutes just to attend another high school.

They rank almost exactly the same 784 and 783 so it does not matter. I would not go 20 minutes more to go to one over the other.

2010-06-14 01:05:31 by Kim(:

this is what me and my friends do at school!!

who?
i go to Los Osos... and don't know who this is...

2008-01-20 12:49:52 by whatevs

Price: $79.95 $79.95

I am able to make the descisionon what High School I get to go 2 but i cant descide:

Etiwanda High School:
All my friends go there
the nieghboorhood is acceptable
I will most likely be popular
I know alot of people in the area
more blacks than any other race

Rancho Cucamonga High School:
the Campus is GREAT {super clean}
The campus makes etiwanda look like shittt
no problems
more mexicans then blacks
i dont know anyone


Also i cheer and i kind of like the look of rancho den etiwanda helppppp
i'm young so i am caught between going to RCHS and having a good education or EHS and a fun time



xoxo
Marissa

Go to EHS,

I mean, you can have a good time, and an acceptable education. I mean, they HAVE to teach you, and you'll still be getting your diploma.

2010-10-14 15:19:42 by

Say i want to Los osos high school in CA...how many years of math would i need to graduate? and is it the same amount of years for Colony and Etiwanda High?
Also...can you tell me where you got the info so i can see my requirements?
i thought you had to have at least two years of a foreign language.

The California Education Code (EC) establishes minimum requirements for graduation from California high schools. These requirements should be seen as minimums and support regulations established by local school boards.

The California State University (CSU) and the University of California (UC) have established a uniform minimum set of courses required for freshman admission. The UC has created a Doorways (Posted 01-Jan-2009; Outside Source) site that provides complete information about the high school courses approved for university admission. In addition to the required courses, California public universities have other freshman admission requirements (Posted 01-Jan-2009; Outside Source).

High School Subject Area
State Mandated Requirements *
(EC 51225.3)
for High School Graduation
UC Requirements for Freshman Admissions
CSU Requirements for Freshman Admissions

English
Three Years
Four years of approved courses
Four years of approved courses

Mathematics
Two years, including Algebra I beginning in 2003-04.

(EC 51224.5)

Three years, including algebra, geometry, and intermediate algebra.
Four years recommended.
Three years, including algebra, intermediate algebra, and geometry.
Social Science Three years of history/social science, including one year of U.S. history & geography; one year of world history, culture, and geography; and one semester each of American government and economics. Two years of history/social science, including one year of U.S. history or one-half year of U.S. history and one-half year of civics or American government; and one year of world history, cultures, and geography. Two years, including one year of U.S. history or U.S. history and government and one year of other approved social science.

Science Two years, including biological and physical sciences. Two years with lab required, chosen from biology, chemistry, and physics.
Three years recommended.
Two years, including one year of biological and one year of physical science with lab.

Foreign Language One year of either visual and performing arts or foreign language. Two years in same language required.

Three years recommended.

Two years in same language required.
Visual and Performing Arts One year of visual and performing arts chosen from the following: dance, drama/theater, music, or visual art. One year of visual and performing arts chosen from the following: dance, drama/theater, music, or visual art.
Physical Education Two years
Electives One year** One year**
Total
13
15

(7 in the last two years)
15


* Beginning in 2005-06, all students must pass the California High School Exit Examination prior to graduation, in addition to meeting course requirements.

** Must be chosen from approved academic courses in history, English, advanced mathematics, lab science, foreign language, social science, or fine arts. See UC Doorways (Posted 01-Jan-2009; Outside Source) for approved courses at your high school.

2009-02-25 23:37:38 by ♥

HI IM IN THE 8TH GRADE RIGHT NOW AND I JUST GOT DONE WITH MY SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SEASON AND I WANTED TO KNOW WHICH TEAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL NEXT YEAR WOULD BE GRET FOR ME HERE IS MY DESCRIPTION
IM 5'6
WORKING ON MY SPIKING BUT VER ALL FORM IS NICE
I NEED TO WORK FOR ON MY OVERHAND SERVE I CAN DO IT THOUGH
I CAN KIND OF SET IM ALSO PRACTICING
GREAT PASSER
I CAN DIG
I REALLY WANT TO MAKE THE JV OR VARSITY TEAM AT ETIWANDA HIGH I GOT THE MOST IMPROVED TROPHY OUT OF MY WHOLE TEAM AND I CAN STRETCH MY ARMS BACK REALLY AR IF THE SET IS OFF A LITTLE AND MY COACH SAY I HAVE ANTICIPATION ALOT OF IT.

Your school's win/loss record isn't great

http://www.highschoolsports.net/defaultc al.cfm?ct=s&schoolid=CA9173916475&am p;spt=18&lvl=-1&division=2

If you still need work on a basic skill like the overhand serve you will probably need to be happy making the freshman team. If possible join a volleyball club and get some serious training. Also go to club clinics and private lessons all summer. Also check to see if your school hosts a summer clinic - so you can get your name/face out there with the coaches. Don't worry about it if you don't get asked to try out for JV. Your skills may be already filled by older players. The best thing to do now is go to the JV and freshman games to see who plays and if there are any weak players you could replace. If the team is lacking a defensive specialist then you should focus on that kind of training (given your hieght that's probably your best position unless you have a crazy good vertical of 3 feet or more)

2009-11-01 14:52:26 by volleyball star