Hello Ranger F families:

I hope everyone is well! Spring is a busy time at your high school and we are pushing forward with the last five weeks of school by continuing to deliver high quality instruction as well as planning for next year. Next Thursday, we are hosting the class of 2028 for our incoming 9th grade night. Many 8th graders visited our school this week to get a first hand look at what’s to come. I very much enjoyed meeting them and welcoming them to the school! As we approach May break and the end of the year, we are also focused on supporting our students to keep them on-track for graduation.

Many of you may have received an automated message regarding incomplete grades and next steps. Thank you all for talking to your student, reaching out to teachers, and partnering with us to end the school year strong. Remember, at Estacada High School the learning never stops and although a student may show an incomplete right now, we have many opportunities to keep learning and recover that grade. These opportunities include four more REID days, after school study sessions hosted by our teachers and summer school. Please see the summer school informational below to sign up if your student currently has an incomplete for the first semester or will still have essential learning standards to complete for second semester. If you have any questions or concerns regarding how we can best support your student please reach out to us.

-Go Rangers.

Mark Your Calendars

05/13 - 05/17 - May break

05/27 - Holiday, no school

06/06 - Last day for 12th grade

06/14 - REID Day, last day of school

06/15 - EHS Graduation ceremony

Please partner with us to ensure that your child is proficient in all essential learning standards. EHS teachers and counselors are working actively to reteach challenging concepts, reach out to families and create action plans for students who have not yet shown proficiency. We can do this!

How is my child doing? Log into PowerSchool

Why - SBAC Matters:

We encourage high student participation in this test for multiple reasons. This test provides teachers with the data necessary to look at how our students are doing compared to other districts and allows us to make changes in our programs if needed. We do not receive any money for how our students do on this test, but it holds us accountable to ensure we provide a comparable education to other schools. For more information, see the Family guide linked below.

Family Guide and Information for SBAC Testing

Spanish Language - Family Guide and Information for SBAC Testing

Soon to Expire Scholarship Opportunities

Clackamas Community College Scholarships are due April 24th. One application for all of them.

Estacada Academic Incentive Scholarship- $1500

Estacada Honors Scholarship- $2,500

Estacada Opportunity Scholarship- $2,500

Holden Scholarship- $2500 (10) Eligibility- Available to Estacada, Molalla, and Coltan High Schools pursuing an education at CCC)

2024 FREE CTE SUMMER CAMP OFFERINGS TO ALL HS STUDENTS!

Save the date! Aug. 12-16, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

All Summer Camps will be held on the Oregon City Campus of Clackamas Community College. Lunch and transportation will be provided!

CTE SUMMER CAMP OFFERINGS FOR 2024

• Criminal Justice Investigation: CJA 199 (two credits)
• Green Building Construction: GBC-101 (two credits)
• Horticulture: Gardening & Farming: HOR-290 (one credit)
• Introduction to CNC Machining: MTT-121A (two credits)
• Makerspace: MFG-102 (one credit)
• Medical Assisting: MA-100 (two credits)
• Music & Film: MUS-106 (one credit) and MUS-147 (one credit)

Did you know there are unaccompanied youth struggling with housing instability in your community? Become a volunteer host home provider for a student who wants to finish high school.

¿Sabía que hay jóvenes en nuestra comunidad que padecen de inestabilidad de hogar? Al ofrecerle alojamiento a un(a) joven, usted puede proveerle la estabilidad de un hogar seguro y afectuoso.

Class of 2024,

Our senior webpage will help you stay informed and updated on all the exciting senior happenings!

Senior Event Calendar

Life is full of distractions that keep us from performing our best.

Our expectation is that classrooms are cell phone free zones.

The classroom is a space for learning and engagement in preparation for a student’s next step in life. Join us in fostering this commitment to learning by:

• Talking with your student about their cell phone use in school.

• Be prepared to set limits and to collaborate with school staff in making learning a priority.