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With an eye on students who will grace its halls in the not too distant future, El Segundo High School (ESHS) will host its second annual Middle School Families Open House on Monday, October 22.

When it comes to educating students of this community, school facilities matter. Physical building conditions, as well as facility design and learning environment adequacy, all profoundly influence the educational experience of each child.

Research shows that physical space alone can improve student learning. The classrooms of yesterday, with a focus on a teacher at the front of the room and students in rows of desk, will not deliver the 21st century learning skills students need for their future endeavors.

ESUSD’s Long Range Facility Master Plan describes short-term & long-range facility recommendations. The Board of Education will use this document to plan ongoing maintenance and care decisions for district facilities.

A group of seniors in El Segundo High School’s Biomedical Science Pathway recently experienced “a day in the life of an anesthesiologist” thanks to a pilot partnership with UCLA’s Department of Anesthesiology and the California Society of Anesthesiologists (CSA).

El Segundo High School (ESHS) alumna Vanessa Gonzalez entered the Visual and Performing Arts Pathway as a freshman, completing four years in the pathway and submitting a comprehensive Advanced Placement (AP) art portfolio near the conclusion of her senior year.

Dear El Segundo Community: Please be advised that St. Bernard High School will be using the El Segundo High School stadium for football games on the following dates: · 8/25 6:00 pm · 9/8 7:00 pm · 10/6 7:00 pm · 10/20 3:00 pm · 10/27 3:00 pm St. Bernard's field is out of operation as their turf is being replaced. They graciously hosted us in the past when the El Segundo High School turf was replaced.

Center Street School is proud to be recognized as a California Green Ribbon School for conserving resources and promoting health and environmental literacy. The U.S. Department of Education selects California Green Ribbon Schools from a nominated pool of schools and districts that embody environmental excellence.