- Estacado High School
- Estacado Early College High School (EECHS)
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Dates for Summer Bridge at EHS
ENTER THROUGH DOOR 23
June 1, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
June 5 - June 7, 8:30 am - 11:30 am
June 8, 8:30 - 3:00 p.m.
(TSIA test & off-campus activity)
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Our Vision, Our Mission
VISION
We at EECHS seek to accelerate our students' pursuit for higher education and immerse our students in challenging academics and experiences, instilling principles and character for life-long learning.
MISSION
EECHS Mission is to provide our high school students, especially those underrepresented, the opportunity to complete a high school diploma, earn college credits, and offer a pathway to emerge as well-prepared citizens.
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Our Partnership and Goals
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Estacado Early College High School (EECHS) is a partnership between Lubbock Independent School District, Estacado High School and Texas Tech University. This partnership is one of the few in the nation that includes a Tier One university, and is the only one of its kind in the Big 12. Early College High School campuses give students the opportunity to begin earning college credit in their ninth-grade year and up to 60 hours by the time they graduate from high school, a value of up to $40,000.
Students are admitted through an application process, with additional requirements for those outside of the Estacado High School attendance zone. The Estacado Early College High School will only be offered to students within the Lubbock Independent School District.
Estacado Early College High School mission includes:
- Accelerated instruction in a school-within-a-school model
- Preparing students to start college coursework in their ninth-grade year with intensive coursework beginning their tenth-grade year
- The opportunity for students to graduate from high school with up to sixty (60) hours of their college education and tuition free
- An impressive faculty, experienced in college preparatory instruction
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Summer meals
The summer meal program begins on June 5. Details about serving times and locations can be found at www.LubbockISD.org/meals. -
Registration for the 2023-2024 school year
It’s not too early to register for next year! Check this task off of your list by visiting www.LubbockISD.org/registration. -
Click on the link- American Institutes for Research on the costs and benefits of early college high schools.
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Please check your Google Classrooms and check both your Lubbock ISD email as well as your TTU email, for important information.
Important Meetings and Dates
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Field Trip Information
ALL FIELD TRIPS TBA
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Texas Success Initiative Information
- ALL TSI-A 2.0 TEST DATES TBA. LISTEN FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS DURING AVID FOR TESTING DATES AND TIMES.
EECHS TSI AGGREGRATE DATA AS OF 6-17-20
- READING PASSING RATE FOR ALL 3 COHORTS 75%
- WRITING PASSING RATE FOR ALL 3 COHORTS 95%
- MATH PASSING RATE FOR ALL 3 COHORTS 46%
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EECHS STUDY SKILLS CURRICULUM
EECHS students are engaged and active in the AVID classes at Estacado! All early college students are required to be enrolled in AVID to support their efforts in the dual credit course work. Click AVID to get more information.
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EECHS ADMIN
MRS. TANNA RODRIGUEZ, EECHS DIRECTOR tanna.rodriguez@lubbockisd.org
MR. RUDY REYES, EECHS ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL rudy.reyes@lubbockisd.org
MRS. ANGELICA WILBANKS, EECHS PRINCIPAL angelica.wilbanks@lubbockisd.org
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EECHS Ambassadors
The EECHS Ambassador program markets through student voice and choice, their decision to join the early college high school program at Estacado High School to other students inside and outside of the school environment. The Ambassadors provide candid feedback to the campus administrators, as well as visitors to the campus. They provide service and leadership. They may also share information for high school, college, and career preparation journeys. Ambassadors are chosen through an application process. Contact Mrs. Rodriguez or one of our success coaches for more information.