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Our History

The first public school opened on July 8, 1870 with eight pupils. Today's enrollment averages just under 3,000. Curriculum guides for each course, subject and grade level are continuously being developed and updated by a task force of teachers and administrators. Areas of emphasis are determined by the dictates of the community, students, teachers, administrators, and sound financial management. The goals of achieving both educational excellence and a strong competitive co-curricular program of activities go hand in hand in the Evanston School Community. Evanston athletic teams are often contenders in State play-offs. During the past few years, several athletic teams have won State Championships. The Evanston School Community boasts award winning bands and choirs, drama groups, and speech and debate teams.

EHS logo with natural background

Resources

    Yearbooks - Archived

    1920 Antler

    Evanston High School Class of 1920 THE ANTLER

    The photos and quality of the photos are roughly the same quality as the original in possession of the Media Center at Evanston High School. There is some distortion in the scans due to the binding. I hope you enjoy this wonderful history. Merle Lester June 10, 2016Original 1920 School Logo for the Antler.

    1920 Antler

    1936-37 Devil's Diary

    Evanston High School Class of 1937

    Devil's Diary 1936-1937The scans of these pages are roughly the same quality of the original Yearbook that is in the Media Center located at Evanston High School. I Hope you enjoy. Merle Lester Original 1937 School Logo for the Diary.

    1936-37 Devil's Diary

    1937-38 Devil's Diary

    Evanston High School Class of 1938

    Devil's Diary 1937-1938The scans of these pages are roughly the same quality of the original Yearbook that is in the Media Center located at Evanston High School. I Hope you enjoy. Merle Lester Original 1938 School Logo for the Diary.

    1937-38 Devil's Diary

    EHS Student Handbook 2025-2026

    Whether you are a new student in this 2025-2026 school year or a returning student, welcome to a new school year at Evanston High School. Once again, you have a chance to participate and make a difference because every student counts on this campus. Be involved with your classmates. Make your best effort at your schoolwork. Never, ever say that campus life is for someone else. You are the reason Evanston High School exits.

    We welcome you!

    Principal: Scott Kohler Assistant: Audrey OrtbergDean: Derek Haider

    Guidance services are available to every student at EHS. The Guidance Office can assist you with educational planning and give you career and occupational information. Counselors can help you interpret test scores or provide you with study help. Counselors can also help with home and social concerns or any concerns you want to discuss. To schedule classes, Guidance is available to help you with course decisions and scheduling. Once the new school year has started, schedule changes can only be made to correct an overbooked schedule or computer error. See Guidance for the proper forms and procedures for any changes.

    Mr. Walk - 9th Mrs. Barker - 10th - 12th (A-L) Mr. May - 10th - 12th (M-Z)

    EHS Student Handbook

    ACT Testing Information

    Evanston High school will only be offering the December and February National Test dates for ACT.

    Register for the ACT: https://www.act.org/

    ACT Brochure

    ***Click on View More for table of dates and deadlines***

    Clubs

    Band - Richard Zigweid

    DECA - Susan Evans  

    Drama/Theatre - Erin Russell   

    FCCLA - Trudy Holt

    FFA - Brenden Ellis 

    French Honor Society - Vern Hopkin

    National Honor Society - Matt Petersen

    Robotics - Colin Wilson

    Spanish Honor Society - Jeremy Paddock     

    Speech & Debate - Katie Pollard

    Student Council - Chris Link

    Vocal Music - Heather Blackwell   

    Yearbook - Aaron Dalton    

    Academic Departments

    Career/Technical 0 Classes 7 Staff

    English 0 Classes 5 Staff

    Fine Arts 0 Classes 6 Staff

    Foreign Language 0 Classes 2 Staff

    Math 0 Classes 6 Staff

    P.E./Health 0 Classes 4 Staff

    Science 0 Classes 4 Staff

    Social Studies 0 Classes 5 Staff

    EHS Graduation Requirements

    GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL PROGRESS TOWARDS GRADUATION

    To be a student in good standing the following guidelines should be met to ensure a student is on track for graduation.

    LANGUAGE ARTS - 4 Credits

    Each student is required to successfully complete one credit of English at each grade level.

    SOCIAL STUDIES - 3 Credits

    Each student is required to successfully complete World History/Geography at the 10th grade level (1 credit), U.S. History at the 11th grade level (1 credit) and Political Science/Econ at the 12th grade level (1 credit).

    MATHEMATICS - 3 Credits

    Each student is required to successfully complete three math credits. 1 credit must be Integrated Math 1 or Algebra 1 or equivalent (Algebra 1A and 1B), 1 credit must be Integrated Math 2 or Geometry and 1 credit must be Integrated Math 3 or Algebra 2 or Quantitative Reasoning.

    SCIENCE - 3 Credits

    Each student is required to enroll in Physical Science at the 9th grade level (1 credit), Biology at the 10th grade level (1 credit), plus earn one additional credit.

    PHYSICAL EDUCATION - 1 Credit

    Each student is required to enroll in Physical Conditioning at the 9th grade level (½ credit), plus earn an additional ½ credit.

    Exemptions from the physical education requirements can be granted only if based upon written verification of need to do so from a licensed medical doctor, chiropractor or osteopath and must be approved in advance by the high school administration.

    HEALTH - ½ Credit

    Each student is required to enroll in Health at the 9th grade level.

    FINE ARTS - 1 Credit

    Each student is required to successfully complete 1 credit of a Fine Arts course for graduation.

    CAREER/TECHNICAL - 1 Credit

    Each student is required to successfully complete 1 credit of a Career/Technical course for graduation.

    FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 1 Credit

    Each student is required to successfully complete 1 credit of a Foreign Language course.

    ADVOCACY REQUIREMENTS - ¼ credit must be earned each year - 1 Credit

    ELECTIVES - 10.5 Credits

    TOTAL FOR GRADUATION - 29 Credits

    Sports Teams

    Basketball (Boys) - Rob Watsabaugh

    Basketball (Girls) - Roy Barker

    Cheerleaders - Sidney Ward

    Classics (Dance Team) - Candice Spivey

    Color Guard - Erica Hansen

    Cross Country - Nathan Conrad

    Football - Steve Moore

    Golf - Jerry Carroll

    Soccer (Boys) - Brian Richins

    Soccer (Girls) - Karalyn Barton

    Swimming (Boys) - Jim Levine

    Swimming (Girls) - Teri Wilt

    Track - Roy Barker

    Volleyball - Tera Lawlar

    Wrestling - Garth Wagstaff

    Fall Sports:

    Cross Country

    Football

    Golf

    Girls Swimming

    Volleyball

    Winter Sports:

    Boys Basketball

    Boys Swimming

    Girls Basketball

    Wrestling

    Spring Sports:

    Track

    Soccer

    Golf

    Year Long Sports:

    Cheerleaders

    Classic Dance Team

Bell Schedules

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1_2 Day Bell Schedule.pdf
EHS2023-2024 Late Start-Snow Day Bell Schedule.pdf
EHS 2025-2026 Bell Schedule - GoogleDocs.pdf
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