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RVC Leardership Conference: 10 student cabinet members, along with Mr. Brown, will represent ETHS at the annual RVC conference at Monroe High School on Wednesday, October 28th.
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Halloween Bash: Mark your calendars! The annual Halloween Bash will take place on Friday, October 30th! The Bash will occur from 4:30-6:30 PM, and we are encouraging all students aged 10 and under to grab your spookiest costume and join us!
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HOSA Fall Leadership Conference: Wednesday, November 4th
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Veteran's Day: On Wednesday, November 11th, Mrs. Pluess and HOSA students will host a Veteran's Day Ceremony and celebration with some of our local East Troy veterans!
**For upcoming athletic events, please see the Athletic Arena section of the newsletter.**
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Our AVID students had the opportunity to explore two colleges this week! They toured Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) and UW-Milwaukee, learning about the programs, opportunities, and experiences each school has to offer. These visits gave students a chance to ask questions, discover new interests, and take another step toward finding the college and career path that is right for them! They also were visited by four ET Alumni while touring UW-Milwaukee. Great to see you, Max, Josh, Kenzie and Irelyn! |
Students are engaging with a blended learning curriculum that seamlessly bridges tactile problem-solving with digital innovation. As they sketch diagrams in their workbooks, they also transition smoothly onto an interactive digital platform to test their ideas. There, real-time feedback immediately guides their progress, instantly highlighting correct steps or pointing out misconceptions so students can adjust their thinking on the spot. This dynamic combination keeps students motivated, actively improving their understanding. |
See the graphic below highlighting additional supports Mrs. Thornwell can provide to your mathematician! Additionally, if you are a parent / guardian looking for more information about the Amplify Desmos Math program, click the yellow button below. |
Our Ecology students took a walking field trip to Honey Creek to perform water quality testing at our local watershed. We had a beautiful day to learn more about how pH, phosphates, nitrates, and water temperature can affect plants and animals. |
On Wednesday October 21 Seniors were presented with information about paying for College. Ms. Boston talked about Financial Aid (FAFSA application), scholarships, loans, ect.
Seniors and Guardians-- Now is the time to submit your FAFSA application if you have plans to start college in the Fall of 2017!
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Recent ETHS Class of 2026 graduate Gemma Scott (pictured left) and current senior, Blake Crivello (pictured right) during their formal Oath of Enlistment ceremony with SPC Theordore Sweet. |
Earlier this month, students from the Technology Education department attended JP Cullen’s Construction Career Fair in Janesville. The event offered hands-on experience with specialized trade activities and provided valuable opportunities for students to connect directly with experienced industry professionals. |
Academic & Career Planning Lessons by grade from Wednesday, October 7
9th Grade: Xello Mission Complete
10th Grade: Xello Skills Lab Quiz
11th Grade: Xello After High School
12th Grade: Paying for College & FAFSA
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The ETHS Boy's soccer program defeated St. Lawrence on Thursday, October 22nd in a 4-3 overtime victory to advance to the Regional Finals against Lake Country Lutheran. The game will take place Saturday, October 24th at 4:00 at Lake Country Lutheran High School. |
Girls Tennis captured their 8th Conference Title in a Row on September 29th at UW-Whitewater.
All 10 girls medaled at the tournament. Champions were Megan Meeks (#2 singles), Cadence Kehl (#3 singles), and Kendyl Feucht (#4 singles). Finishing in second place were #1 doubles Mia Taylor and Keylly Kohley, and #3 doubles Elena Milne and Tiahlyn Cain. Finishing in third place was Avorie Murphy at #1 singles and #2 doubles Alex Szymankiewicz and Edie Seiler.
Great Job Ladies!
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Our girls volleyball team hosted Jefferson High School this past Tuesday in a battle for first place in conference. Jefferson ended up winning the contest and earning a conference championship. East Troy then hosted Monroe on Thursday, winning 3-1. They travel to Whitewater next week in their final conference matchup as they look forward to the postseason. |
There are no currently scheduled fall athletics events at East Troy High School. If interested, please see the WIAA website for information regarding fall playoffs.
For a comprehensive calendar of athletics at all levels, home and away, please click the button below.
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All home athletic events will require ticket purchases through Bound this year. Please be sure to purchase your tickets in advance. Additionally, a QR code will be available at the entrance gate for those who need a last minute ticket.
Senior Citizens (60+): Free!
Adults 18-59: $5.00
Students & Children: $2.00
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The East Troy School District Board of Education has a student policy regarding student use of information technology, communication resources, and Wireless Communication Devices. This policy allows wireless technology to be utilized throughout our district during non instructional time and allows East Troy High School students to bring and use personal electronic devices outside of instructional time. Instructional time is defined as the moment the bell starts class until the bell ends it. Wireless Communication Devices (cell phones, tablets, non-approved laptops, and portable gaming devices). Students must refrain from using such devices during instructional time. These devices can cause a disruption to the learning of a student and others around them. If a student is on a WCD during class the following will occur:
- The device will be confiscated by the classroom teacher and turned in to the office
- A parent or guardian will be notified and expected to pick up the device by the end of that school day
- On the second offense, the device is again confiscated by the classroom teacher, and student serves two detentions
- Ongoing violations of the technology policy will result in increased discipline, including but not limited to: turning the phone into the office daily and and other measures including searches, and could potentially result in out-of-school suspension.
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Lockers will be available to students during the 2026-2027 school year upon request. Because many students choose not to use a locker, we are assigning lockers only to those who need one. Stop by the main office with any questions!
Lockers will be available to students who request them.
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