The EHS English department strives to provide students with reading and writing skills all students will need to succeed in their careers and college experiences after high school.
Four credits (4 years) of English are required for all EHS students. All Washington State public four-year colleges/universities require four years of English for admission.
Barlow, Lorraine
lorraine.barlow
Stueckle, Jesse
jesse.stueckle
Sutherland, Amy
amy.sutherland@esd401.org
Treadwell, Sara June
sarajune.treadwell
Wyler, Brittanie
brittanie.wyler@esd401.org
Yeckel, Shanalyn
shanalyn.yeckel@esd401.org
A national recitation contest that all EHS English classes compete in every winter.
Document of writing expectations across Ellensburg High School
The OSPI Link for more information about Senior Bridge to College English Class
Information on College Board AP Language course for juniors
Information on College Board's AP Lit course for Seniors
Information on AP Art History, a new course offered to Juniors and Seniors.
EHS' Literary Arts Magazine. Published each May by the Creative Writing Club. All students are welcome to submit art, photography, poetry, essays, and stories.
EHS' Student News Magazine. Published each month.
EHS' yearbook. Published at the end of the year to catalog student life.
Club for Writers to seek feedback and get help on their projects.
A reading group that reads and discusses books throughout the year
The OWL is one of the most comprehensive online handbooks for citation style guides and writing assistance
All EHS courses use Google Classroom in one way or another. Parents may sign up as well as students.