Evanston Township High School (ETHS)

Evanston Township High School (ETHS) Official account of Evanston Township High School District 202, where we strive for equity and excellence for every student, every day. Go Wildkits!

Evanston Township High School (ETHS) District 202 is a four-year (9-12), comprehensive high school occupying a 65-acre campus in Evanston, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago along the Lake Michigan shore. ETHS was established in 1883 and serves the city of Evanston and a small portion of the neighboring village of Skokie for a total district population of approximately 78,000. The attendance area of th

e school is home to Northwestern University and Oakton Community College, and has a variety of office developments, technology parks, light industrial and shopping districts. Together, the two communities offer an ethnic, economic, racial, and cultural diversity that is reflected in the student body. Evanston Township High School is fully accredited by the State of Illinois.

FLYING HIGH 💫Ella Eovaldi (Class of 2025) is headed back to State on bars! It’s her third—and final—trip to the IHSA Sta...
02/17/2025

FLYING HIGH 💫

Ella Eovaldi (Class of 2025) is headed back to State on bars! It’s her third—and final—trip to the IHSA State Tournament. Ella was also named the All-Around Central Suburban League Champion at the conclusion of the regular season.

AP Government and Politics (AP Gov) students are analyzing policies, debating big ideas, and gaining a deeper understand...
02/17/2025

AP Government and Politics (AP Gov) students are analyzing policies, debating big ideas, and gaining a deeper understanding of how government works. 🇺🇸📚

AP Gov is a college-level course that explores the structure, principles, and functions of the U.S. government and political system. The course is part of our Advanced Placement program, which offers students the opportunity to engage in rigorous coursework and prepare for college-level learning.

Reminder: There is no school today in observance of Presidents' Day. Orange Day classes resume tomorrow.
02/17/2025

Reminder: There is no school today in observance of Presidents' Day. Orange Day classes resume tomorrow.

Next Stop: STATE. 🔥Jeremy Marshall (Class of 2026) is a State Qualifier headed to the IHSA State Boys Wrestling Tourname...
02/17/2025

Next Stop: STATE. 🔥

Jeremy Marshall (Class of 2026) is a State Qualifier headed to the IHSA State Boys Wrestling Tournament. Brian Henry (Class of 2025) is a state alternate. Both earned Central Suburban League All-Conference honors. GO KITS! 📸: Nate Perry

Big thanks to our Nutrition Services staff for serving up a Black Summit lunch made with love—stew chicken, Ethiopian le...
02/17/2025

Big thanks to our Nutrition Services staff for serving up a Black Summit lunch made with love—stew chicken, Ethiopian lentil soup, Haitian rice and peas, and candied yams—bringing culture and community to the table! 🍽️

10 Years of Black Summit. 💜For a decade, this summit has been a space for students to learn, connect, and embrace Black ...
02/16/2025

10 Years of Black Summit. 💜

For a decade, this summit has been a space for students to learn, connect, and embrace Black history, heritage, and identity. This milestone year honored the Black staff and students who paved the way for a legacy of growth, learning, and community. We were proud to welcome back ETHS alumni Naquan Jones, ‘16 and Kayla Henning, ‘20 as our keynote speakers for this milestone year.

The ETHS Girls Bowling team advances to STATE for the second year in a row. Go Kits! 🎳
02/15/2025

The ETHS Girls Bowling team advances to STATE for the second year in a row. Go Kits! 🎳

STATE BOUND. Kennedy Murray (Class of 2025) advances to the IHSA Girls Wrestling State Tournament representing Evanston....
02/15/2025

STATE BOUND.

Kennedy Murray (Class of 2025) advances to the IHSA Girls Wrestling State Tournament representing Evanston. Jereni Marshall (Class of 2025) is a state alternate. Go Kits! 📸: Nate Perry

Our second annual Antiracist Workshop, led by ETHS staff, examined the harmful impacts of racism and how it appears on o...
02/15/2025

Our second annual Antiracist Workshop, led by ETHS staff, examined the harmful impacts of racism and how it appears on our campus, in our community, and beyond. Through collaborative discussions, guided activities, and reflection, students deepened their understanding of privilege and marginalization. They explored ways to recognize and actively challenge racism in daily life while identifying strategies to disrupt systems of oppression. This workshop empowered students to think critically about equity and justice, equipping them with tools to drive meaningful change at school and in the wider community. 🔵🟠

It’s official: The Wildkits are Conference Champs! 🏆With a win tonight over Maine South, ETHS Boys Basketball claimed th...
02/15/2025

It’s official: The Wildkits are Conference Champs! 🏆

With a win tonight over Maine South, ETHS Boys Basketball claimed their 32nd Central Suburban League title in school history—their sixth in the last decade. Let’s go Kits! (Graphic by )

you’re somebody's type! 🫶🩸Our Health Center Ambassadors Club hosted a Valentine’s Day blood drive with Vitalant, and our...
02/15/2025

you’re somebody's type! 🫶🩸

Our Health Center Ambassadors Club hosted a Valentine’s Day blood drive with Vitalant, and our students and staff gave from the heart—literally! One donation can save up to three lives. ❤️

Our Algebra in Entrepreneurship (AIE) students turned their math skills into a hands-on business, selling and distributi...
02/14/2025

Our Algebra in Entrepreneurship (AIE) students turned their math skills into a hands-on business, selling and distributing roses to students and staff. They sold, prepped, and delivered over 200 roses for Valentine’s Day, spreading joy across ETHS today! 📈🌹

AIE blends fundamental algebra concepts with real-world business applications, teaching students how to use algebra to analyze costs, set prices, track profits and losses, and make informed financial decisions.

Due to a water main break at East Prairie & Emerson in Skokie, McCormick Blvd is closed from Dempster to Golf Road and E...
02/14/2025

Due to a water main break at East Prairie & Emerson in Skokie, McCormick Blvd is closed from Dempster to Golf Road and East Prairie is closed from Church to Golf Road. Icy road conditions have been reported in the area. Please avoid this area and stay safe!

Best of luck to Evanston Chess as they compete in the IHSA State Tournament this weekend! Go Kits!
02/13/2025

Best of luck to Evanston Chess as they compete in the IHSA State Tournament this weekend! Go Kits!

02/13/2025

The ETHS Chess Team is off to state! Go Kits! ♟️

Whatever you’re into, there’s a place for you here. 💙With 80+ clubs—anime, soap-making, coding, writing, D&D, eSports, i...
02/12/2025

Whatever you’re into, there’s a place for you here. 💙

With 80+ clubs—anime, soap-making, coding, writing, D&D, eSports, improv, activism, and more—there’s something for everyone at ETHS. Explore your interests, find your people, and make the most of your high school experience.

Due to expected severe weather conditions, ETHS will have an Early Dismissal Day today, February 12. Students will be di...
02/12/2025

Due to expected severe weather conditions, ETHS will have an Early Dismissal Day today, February 12. Students will be dismissed at 2:30pm and will follow the early dismissal bell schedule. All after-school practices, activities, and events are canceled.

Cheer, Cheer, SWEEP New Trier! 🧹 Boys Basketball stands at 24-4 after a big 54-35 win over our conference rivals. Go Kit...
02/12/2025

Cheer, Cheer, SWEEP New Trier! 🧹

Boys Basketball stands at 24-4 after a big 54-35 win over our conference rivals. Go Kits! 📸: Nate Perry

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1600 Dodge Avenue
Evanston, IL
60201

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Monday 8:32am - 2:36pm
Tuesday 8:32am - 3:35pm
Wednesday 8:32am - 3:35pm
Thursday 8:32am - 3:35pm
Friday 8:32am - 3:35pm

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State Send Off: Chess 2025
State Send Off: Chess 2025

The ETHS Chess Team is off to state! Go Kits! ♟️

Seniors, it’s not too late! Juniors, it’s not too early! 🎓 @ethsccs is hosting workshops to help you plan for life after high school—applications, scholarships, and more. Sign up under “Events” in SchooLinks and check our Story for details. Your future is what you make it—you’ve got this. 🔹🔸

🗣️ HE’S A FRESHMAN

State Send-Off: Boys Bowling
State Send-Off: Boys Bowling

Sophomore Anthony Swanson is headed to the State Tournament representing ETHS Boys Bowling! 🎳

Staff gearing up to take over the student section tonight! 🏀

one last time at home ✨

Associate Principal Dr. Robinson takes a bite of a chocolate CHIRP cookie. Would you try one? 🦗🍪 These cookies are a twist on the classic chocolate chip recipe, featuring edible crickets for a nutty flavor and extra protein. A sustainable and eco-friendly treat, courtesy of Zoology teacher Mr. Ruber-Strohm!

✌️ 2024

ETHS alum Megan Twohey, ‘94, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for The New York Times, has dedicated her career to exposing abuses of power and championing justice. Recently, Megan’s investigative work has been in the headlines again for uncovering an alleged coordinated smear campaign targeting actress Blake Lively. Here’s a clip from her keynote address at the Class of 2019 commencement ceremony, where Megan shares how ETHS helped shape her values. Her path from ETHS to becoming one of the nation’s most influential journalists is an inspiration to Wildkits everywhere.

No matter what the new year brings, ETHS will continue to stand on its values. Have a safe and restful Winter Break, Kits! ❄️💙

ETHS Study Spaces
ETHS Study Spaces

Looking for a place to study for finals? Here are some of our favorite spots on campus.📚

17 Spaces by the ETHS Foundation
17 Spaces by the ETHS Foundation

17 school spaces made possible by the ETHS Foundation and its supporters. Our students feel the impact of your generosity every day. Thank you for transforming our learning. 🧡

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