No School (Winter Break)

No School (PK-12 Inservice)

No School for Students

No school for students: This day will be reserved for family conferences across the District. There will be no evening events in observance of Eid al-Fitr.

No School for Students

No school in observance of Eid al-Fitr: EWSD will be closed to honor Eid al-Fitr, a significant religious holiday for many members of our community. This adjustment reflects our continued efforts to build a more inclusive and respectful learning environment for all.

EWSD Fine Arts Night

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National Day of Silence

The National Day of Silence is a student-led demonstration where LGBTQ students and allies take a vow of silence to protest the harmful effects of harassment and discrimination of LGBTQ people in schools. Started in the mid 90’s by two college students, after spending ......More

The National Day of Silence is a student-led demonstration where LGBTQ students and allies take a vow of silence to protest the harmful effects of harassment and discrimination of LGBTQ people in schools. Started in the mid 90’s by two college students, after spending the day in silence, Breaking the Silence rallies and events are held, allowing students to share their experiences during the protest and bring attention to ways their schools and communities can become more inclusive. How Using Gender-Neutral Language Can Break the Silence of LGBTQA Students

No School (Spring Break)

Haitian Heritage Month

This month-long celebration is an extension of Haitian Flag Day, which is a patriotic celebration in Haiti and the Diaspora. The purpose of the month is to raise awareness and understanding, strengthen ethnic pride, and celebrate Haitian achievements.   ......More

This month-long celebration is an extension of Haitian Flag Day, which is a patriotic celebration in Haiti and the Diaspora. The purpose of the month is to raise awareness and understanding, strengthen ethnic pride, and celebrate Haitian achievements.   An Overview of Haitian Culture

Asian-Pacific Islander American Heritage Month (APAHM)/South Asian Heritage Month

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is celebrated to commemorate the arrival in May 1843 of the first Japanese immigrants to the United States. Learn more about the important roles and persistent discrimination faced by Asian-Pacific Islander Americans on ......More

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is celebrated to commemorate the arrival in May 1843 of the first Japanese immigrants to the United States. Learn more about the important roles and persistent discrimination faced by Asian-Pacific Islander Americans on this site that includes stories and videos from 1942 to present time.  K-12 Lessons and Information about AAPI Heritage