We are very excited to welcome the Class of 2016 to Encinal HIgh School's 8th Grade Information Night on Thursday, February 2nd, from 6:30pm until 8:pm in our cafeteria.  Invitations were mailed to every AUSD 8th grader on Janaury 20th as Encinal has an open-enrollment program.  If you know any soon-to-be 9th graders who are interested in learning more about what EHS has to offer in terms of academics, athletics, drama, music, clubs and other opportunities, this is the night for them.  Any question you can possibly have will be answered and you will be able to hear from our great students and staff about what makes EHS such a special place.  You will also be able to sign up for tours and shadow days.

For more information, please class Tracy Allegrotti at 510-748-4023, ext. 3105.

Last night the Board of Education approved Phase 1 of the graduation policy revisions, namely the elimination of the AUSD Senior Portfolio. Effective immediately, the AUSD Senior Portfolio is no longer required of students for graduation.  Teachers whose students have already completed the portfolio or parts of it are being encouraged by the school district to give credit to these students for their hard work on their portfolios.

Jets!  Buy your crew necks in Mr. Leung's room (Room 200) for $20 while supplies last.  Show your Jet Pride and represent!

California Standards Tests (CST), given to all California students in grades 2-11, are components of several measurements Alameda Unified School District (AUSD) uses to determine how well our students are learning basic academic skills.  The results of these tests also help us look at school and district growth from year to year in order to improve instruction for our students.  The California Education Code Section 60615 states that parents/guardians can submit a written request to the principal of their student's school if they do not wish to have their student take any or all parts of the state's Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) program tests.  AUSD teachers and schools support students to do well on the tests and help them learn test-taking skills that will enable them to be successful throughout their school career and beyond.  We encourage parents to contact their child's teacher or principal with any concerns they may have about the test before they request that their student be excluded from taking the test(s).

EHS Truancy Policy