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This is the official page for Enumclaw Senior High School, which serves grades 9 - 12 in the Enumclaw and Black Diamond Communities.

10/26/2026

Did you know coffee beans actually start as cherries?

On Wednesday, our Enumclaw High School Business & Marketing and Store Operations students took learning beyond the classroom with a visit to Dillanos Coffee Roasters in Sumner!

Students got a behind-the-scenes look at the journey of coffee, from cherry to cup, while exploring the roasting process, packaging, distribution, and the business operations that make it all happen!

A HUGE thank you to Dillanos Coffee Roasters for welcoming our students, sharing your expertise, and continuing to support The HIVE! We are so grateful for this incredible community partnership!

10/23/2026

SAVE THE DATE: BEYOND THE HIVE!

Families, join us at Enumclaw High School on Monday, November 23, from 4:00–7:30 PM for an evening of connection, resources, and planning for your student’s future!

In conjunction with drop-in teacher conferences, Beyond the Hive will bring together school and community resources, college representatives, financial aid support, and helpful sessions for families navigating high school and planning for life after graduation.

Here’s what you can look forward to:
A family resource fair in the Commons
FAFSA/WAFSA drop-in assistance (bring your device!)
Sessions on senior-year planning, earning college credit in high school, finding the right college, NCAA recruiting, and more
Childcare and interpreter services
A dessert bar!

The Winter Sports Parent Meeting begins at 7:00 PM in the main gym.

Whether you have questions about your student’s current school experience or are thinking ahead to life after high school, we hope you’ll join us!

Monday, November 23, 2026
4:00–7:30 PM
Enumclaw High School

More details about sessions and resources coming soon!

10/22/2026

DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN WORK AND GO TO COLLEGE AT THE SAME TIME, WITHOUT PAYING FOR ALL OF IT YOURSELF?

College isn’t the only thing you need to plan for after high school. Your first job could also be a step toward your future education!

- Some employers offer tuition assistance, tuition reimbursement, scholarships, or even fully funded college programs as part of their employee benefits. That means you may be able to earn a paycheck, gain valuable work experience, AND work toward a degree or certificate at the same time.

- Companies like Amazon, Starbucks, Target, Walmart, UPS, Chipotle, McDonald’s, and many others have offered education benefits through various programs.

Here’s what to keep in mind:
! You may not need to choose between working and going to school.
! Some programs cover tuition upfront, while others reimburse you after you pay.
! Benefits may depend on your position, hours worked, length of employment, school, or program of study.
! Some employers cover specific degrees or certificates, while others offer a set amount of tuition assistance.
! Always check the employer’s current education benefits and eligibility requirements before making a decision.

Your next step: If you're applying for jobs, ask about education benefits during the hiring process! Search the company’s website for “tuition assistance,” “education benefits,” or “college program” to learn what is available.

You have options after high school , a four-year university, community or technical college, an apprenticeship, the military, or going straight to work. And remember, these pathways can overlap! You can start working, continue learning, and build toward your goals at the same time.

-Enumclaw High School students: Stop by the Career & College Center to explore your options and make a plan that works for YOU!

Education benefits and eligibility requirements vary by employer and may change. Verify current program details directly with the company.

10/22/2026

HOCO INFO!!!!

10/16/2026

The Career Center helps students explore their options after high school through college visits, career exploration, and hands-on learning opportunities. Here’s what’s coming up!

Upcoming College Visits

Tuesday, October 20: Green River College

Wednesday, October 21: University of Idaho

Monday, October 26: Central Washington University

Tuesday, October 27: Pacific Lutheran University

Testing

Monday, October 26: ASVAB testing

Upcoming Field Trip
Students will have the opportunity to explore programs at Bates Technical College, including dental, culinary, nursing, barbering, and occupational therapy assistant programs. Watch SchooLinks for sign-up details!

SchooLinks: Connecting Students to Opportunities

We’re expanding our use of SchooLinks, Washington’s online platform for students to build their High School and Beyond Plan. Students can explore careers, colleges, scholarships, financial aid, and college applications.

Students in grades 10–12 can now sign up for Career Center events and field trips through SchooLinks. Field trips require a signed paper permission form, and students must meet attendance, behavior, and academic expectations to participate.

Students who favorite colleges and career paths in SchooLinks will receive personalized invitations to related field trips, internships, job shadows, and other opportunities.

Coming later this year: Family access and additional SchooLinks tools. Stay tuned!

10/15/2026

You may be seeing college application deadlines in October and November and wondering… Do I really need to apply that early?

Early deadlines can be a great option for students who already have colleges they are seriously considering and who are ready to submit a strong application.
But before you hit “submit,” know the difference:
Early Action (EA)
Apply early and receive a decision earlier. In most cases, you are not committing to attend that school.
Early Decision (ED)
This is different. ED is typically a binding commitment—if you are admitted, you agree to attend that college, so this option should be reserved for a school you are confident is your first choice.

$$$ And don't forget about application costs!
Many colleges charge an application fee, and the amount varies by school. Some colleges don't charge a fee, and fee waivers may be available for eligible students.

The Common App is one application platform that allows students to apply to many colleges using the same core application. You create your profile, add colleges, complete any school-specific questions, and submit each application. Not every college uses Common App, and requirements, deadlines, and fees can vary by school.

Be sure to complete your FAFSA or WAFSA - Come to Beyond The Hive for a drop in Work Session to complete your financial aid Monday November 23rd, EHS Commons
Use SchooLinks to link your Common App
Use SchooLinks to request your letter of recommendation

10/14/2026

The ASVAB test registration is now available through the EHS Career Center. The ASVAB can be used to explore a students verbal, math and technical skills, problem solving, mechanical aptitude and more. Although the ASVAB is proctored by the armed services students can opt out of providing their information to the military branches. This test is open to all 10-12 grade students regardless of military interest. Contact the Career Center for more information

10/09/2026

First-year German students participated in a beloved German tradition: the school cone!

In Germany, first graders get a "Schultüte" on their first day of school. Our students learned about this tradition, which dates back to the early 1800s, and then made their own personalized "Schultüten" in class!

The students then found their "Schultüten" filled with candy, school supplies, and a lucky pig to start their German education off on the right foot. So fun!

10/08/2026

College Bound — Know Your Options!

Did you know you may already have access to College Bound, a Washington State financial aid program that can help pay for education after high school?

First things first: CHECK YOUR EMAIL!
Students who are enrolled in College Bound have received an email from the EHS counseling team with information about their enrollment. Families should check their email and reach out to their student’s counselor or the Career & College Center with questions.

Staying eligible matters! Students must continue to meet program requirements to receive College Bound funds, including:

• Graduate from a Washington high school, homeschool program, or earn a WA GED with a 2.0 or higher (no GPA requirement for technical schools)
• Complete the FAFSA or WASFA during senior year
• Enroll in an eligible college or career school
• Meet College Bound income and residency requirements
• Remains in good standing with no criminal record

The 2027–28 FAFSA and WASFA open. Start your application today. If you would like support be sure to come to our Beyond The Hive drop in session Monday November 23rd.

College Bound can be used at 60+ participating colleges, universities, and career schools across Washington. Some examples include:
• University of Washington
• Washington State University
• Green River College
• Pierce College
• Perry Technical Institute
• Divers Institute of Technology

These are just a few examples. Check the current list of participating schools before making your plans. wsac.wa.gov/sfa-institutions

Whether you have questions about College Bound, FAFSA/WASFA, college, career training, or what comes after high school, we're here to help!

Talk with your counselor or stop by the Career & College Center.

Not sure if you're College Bound? Come ask!

10/07/2026

COLLEGE REP VISITS ARE COMING TO EHS!

Wondering what a college is really like? Curious about a school but not ready to commit? Our upcoming college rep visits give EHS students the chance to meet one-on-one with college admissions representatives right here on campus!

These are a great opportunity to:
- Ask questions you may not find answers to online
- Learn about majors, programs & career pathways
- Ask about housing & campus life
- Learn about athletics, clubs & student activities
- Get information about financial aid, scholarships & paying for college
- Learn about admissions requirements, deadlines & the application process
- Get personalized answers based on your interests and goals

You do NOT need to be sure you want to attend a particular school to sign up! A college rep visit is a chance to explore, ask questions and figure out what might—or might not—be a good fit for you.

Sign up in the Career & College Center or through SchooLinks.

Parents & families: Encourage your student to take advantage of these visits! A short conversation with an admissions representative can help students learn things that are difficult to discover from a website alone—and can be a great first step toward building a post-high-school plan.

Questions? EHS Career Center: [email protected]

You don't have to know exactly where you're going yet. Start by asking questions.

Address

226 Semanski Street South
Enumclaw, WA
98022

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 3pm
Friday	7:30am - 4pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/enumclawhighschool, https://ehs.enumclaw.wednet.edu/o/ehs

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