Project Lead the Way (PLTW) is science, technology, engineer, and math (STEM) curriculum that provides opportunities for critical thinking, communication, creativity, and collaboration as students engage in the Next Generation Science Standards.
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Congratulations to the entire Eastwood learning community! Our school was chosen by Educational Results Partnership (ERP) and the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence (CBEE) as a 2016-17 California Honor Roll recipient!

The California Honor Roll is part of a national effort known for its extensive and rigorous analysis of student achievement in public schools. Our school stood above other schools in the state because of our success in getting students to grade level achievement and beyond.
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Eastwood named 2016 California Gold Ribbon School. The Gold Ribbon is California’s highest academic honor, created in 2015 to honor schools for model programs during rollout of the new California Standards. Eastwood was awarded the Gold Ribbon for its effective writing program.
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Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District is taking applications for residents wanting to be appointed to a vacant seat on the Board of Education.

Applications will be accepted until April 11, 2018 at 3:00 pm. Please submit applications to:

Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District
Attn: Superintendent’s Office
12820 Pioneer Blvd. Norwalk, CA 90650

Questions: Please call Norma Altamirano at (562) 210-2005
Application attached to this posting.
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Please view the attached memo from Superintendent Hasmik Danielian regarding student walkout protests. Memo is available in English and Spanish.
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Please take a moment to take our 2018 LCAP parent and community survey
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There is an app out there known as Ogle that everyone needs to be aware of. Essentially, Ogle is an app that allows anyone to “anonymously” post anything that they want about any school they choose – including ours. Schools across the nation are reporting inappropriate posts on Ogle that vary between cyber bullying of other students, nudity and drug use photos being published and shaming of classmates, administrators and staff. There are other apps out there like this; however, Ogle seems to be the most popular right now.

We are asking for parents to take steps to ensure that their students do not have the Ogle app on their phone, and that they do not access it. We are also asking parents to have discussions with their students about using the internet and social media websites appropriately.

Please click the headline for a link to a great video about the Ogle app that includes important steps that both parents and students should take to protect themselves from it.

Please contact us if you have any questions.
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