Esterhazy High School - Esterhazy High School

Success at the Provincial Drama Festival!

The Senior Drama Club had a very successful weekend at Provincial Drama Festival in Regina taking home many group and individual awards:

Best Technical Production

Wayne Apostle Spirit of Festival Award

Best Stage Manager Runner-up - Mackenzie Degenhardt

University of Regina Acting Award (5 Awarded) - Skye Miller

SDA Best Technical Performance Award (5 Awarded) - Matthew
Degenhardt

Acting Certificate of Merit - Kaydence Banga and Haley Davies

Technical Certificate of Merit - Jay Newton

Debbie Baker Cheer Award - Scott Neville

Congratulations to the entire cast and crew from Emotional Baggage for their success at
Provincials.
The Gazeebo for Kenosee Lake built by the EHS Building Construction Class

This gazebo was constructed by the Building Construction Class from Esterhazy High School and was installed this week at Moose Mountain Provincial Park in front of Kenosee Lake. Everyone is now welcome to stop in and enjoy it.
Grade Seven Science Fair
EHS students at the Legislature with Scott Moe
Drama: Best Overall Production Award
Activity Day 2018 - Swimming
Activity Day 2018 - Ice Fishing
Activity Day 2018 - Skiing
MLA Presentation
Yoga with our Grade 6-8 Students
Senior Drama Production
EHS Yearbook Award

For two years running, EHS Yearbook has won the prestigious National Yearbook Program of Excellence Award. This is a very rare occurrence.
31st Annual Treaty 4 Gathering
31st Annual Treaty 4 Gathering
Provincial Track and Field 2017

Tweets by @EsterhazyHigh

Literacy

By June 2018, at least 82% of EHS students will read at or above grade level in Grade 6 as measured by the Fountas and Pinnell Benchmark Assessment.

Writing

By June 2018, at least 75% of EHS students in Grades 7 and 9 will score a 3 on the Ministry of Education’s Holistic Writing Rubric.

Math

By June 2018, at least 75% of EHS students in Grades 8 will score a 3 on the GSSD Number Strand Rubric.

Graduation

By June 2018, 92% of students in grade 10 will obtain a minimum of 8 credits.
By June 2018, 92% of students in grade 11 will obtain a minimum of 16 credits.
By June 2018, 83% of students in grade 12 will obtain a minimum of 24 credits, which includes both core and elective course necessary for graduation.

Mental Health