Early College High School

Officer Joe's Toy Drive It was so great to see Officer Holocek out at ECHS last week on Friday morning!  ECHS is supporting Officer Joe's Toys for Tots Toy Drive. Please bring new, unwrapped toys after break. We are having a competition to see what class brings in the most toys between 12/2-12/13. The winning class will earn a pizza party. Please bring the toys to the following rooms: 9th grade- Staggs 10th grade-Smith 11th grade- Freitas 12th grade- Williamson Special Admissions Forms If students have not turned in their special admission forms they are due asap.  Solano College needs these forms in so students can be cleared before we register for classes on Thursday, December 5th.  If you have questions about course selection or the class registration process please let ECHS Counselor Mae Valles or I know.  Thanks School Lunch Just a reminder school lunch is delivered to ECHS everyday.  Here is our current menu for November- Fe

ECHS Spirit Wear Huge thank you to our ECHS Parent Leader Marilyn Barker.  She has set up a website for us to buy ECHS spirit wear.  Check out www.ShopECHS.com You can order shirts, sweatshirts, hats, bags, and more.   Senior Projects The ECHS seniors have completed their Senior Project Pitches.   The seniors received feedback and guidance from the review panels which were made up of classmates, parents, and ECHS staff.  The seniors are now hard at work on their Senior Projects that fall into one or more of the following categories: Career Exploration, Community Service, or Creative Arts. Mark your calendars for Friday, May 8 th at Solano College in the 1400 cafeteria building.  This is the date for the Senior Project Showcase. The seniors will be showing off their projects from 10:00-12:00 to the younger ECHS students to inspire them and get them thinking about their own future senior projects.  From 1:00-3:00pm the Showcase is open to the public. We are inviting pare

SCC Spring Classes The SCC class schedule for next semester has been released.  The students have been planning out which course or courses to sign up for in their College Readiness classes.  I highly recommend that students not overload themselves.  Taking on a smaller amount of college units will often help students with their stress levels, reduce the amount of homework, and result in a higher GPA.  The overall goal of ECHS is to not earn an AA degree at all costs.  We encourage students to find balance and plan a workload that makes sense for their four year plan and beyond.  We want students to be well rounded and have time to enjoy high school, participate in clubs, play sports, etc.  The requirement of the program is to always have a minimum of 4 high school classes and 1 college class.   *The Special Admission forms are due to College Readiness teachers by Thursday, November 14th but can be turned in later if students and/or parents have questions.  We just need time t

Academic Awards Last week we honored 107 ECHS 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students that earned an Academic Pin with a GPA of 3.5 or higher (including college classes)!  The students also got a frozen yogurt at lunch for their achievement.   These are some of our students that received their Academic Letters as well for 3 semesters with 3.5 GPAs or higher. Congratulations Nyree, Phon, and Ryan! Senior Pitches This week just about half of the seniors completed their Senior Pitches for their Senior Project.  The projects are going to be amazing!  The projects fall into one of the following categories:  Creative Arts, Career Exploration, and Community Service.  We love having parents come and sit on the panels to hear the seniors give their pitches and help provide them feedback.  If you are interested in listening to the pitches, please let us know which session you plan to attend and check in with Ms. Harris in the office and few minutes before the start tim