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Exeter Unified is continuing to change the way education looks, and also how it feels.

Last November, Exeter Unified School District board members voted to redesign 18 classrooms into 21st Century learning environments as part of a pilot project to see how teachers used space differently to improve student engagement.

A measurement of how good coaches are is how much success they have. Not how long they have been at it. For Monarchs head coach Samantha Hilvers success seems to come naturally. Now she can add a state award to her growing list of accolades.

Exeter High School student Mia McCormick, chapter secretary for EUHS FFA, was selected to attend a week-long conference called SLE (Sacramento Leadership Experience). While spending time in Sacramento, she was able to experience the leadership role of...

The Exeter Union High School (EUHS) Symphonic Band, under the direction of music director Kirk Clague, received a “Superior” rating at the California Music Educators Band Festival in Porterville on March 2. The CMEA Festival...

On March 12, 2018, Exeter Unified Superintendent Tim Hire sat down with members of Guardians of the Children (GOTC), a non-profit, public-benefit Biker Organization dedicated to protecting the victims of child abuse.

Rumors about a “hit list” and school shooting at Exeter Union High School (EUHS) ran rampant last week but a joint investigation by the EUHS administration and the Exeter Police department rendered both to be invalid and students remained safe at school. “There is no hit list.” stated Superintendent, Tim Hire, at an emergency assembly...

District staff will be hosting three (3) opportunities for dialogue and input from parents, students, staff and community members on the following dates.

Thursday, February 1 from 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Thursday, March 8 from 4:30-5:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 5 from 6:00-7:00 p.m.

All forums will be held in the District Board Room, 215 North Crespi Avenue.

Since Steve Lentz took over the Exeter Jr. Monarchs football team in 2016, his mission has been to change the culture. After setting in motion new philosophies and training, you can say it is working. For the last two seasons the team has made back-to-back Valley Championship appearances.

On Saturday, Dec. 2, an undefeated Exeter team took on an equally undefeated Redwood Jr. Rangers team at Orange Cove High School. Although the Monarchs lost 26-6 their competitive spirit was plain to see to everyone who was in attendance.