Students in AP courses intending to take the AP exam in the spring must sign up by Friday, November 1st. Read more about the 2020 Advanced Placement exam process and necessary steps to sign up for AP exams. *AP courses taught ONLY in Semester 2 (AP Micro, AP Psych) will have a separate test ordering […]

We invite you to attend our High School Fall Teacher Conferences. The conference format offers two nights where parents/guardians meet with teachers for a brief update of their student’s progress. To provide everyone with an equal opportunity to see teachers, we are asking that your time with each teacher last no longer than 5 minutes. […]

On Saturday, November 16th an opportunity is available to test out of a required class. The testing for all three schools will take place at Forest Hills Eastern High School. The address is 2200 Pettis NE, Ada MI 49301. Testing begins promptly at 8:00 am, sign in begins at 7:45 am. Students need to sign […]

Yearbook Specifications Senior pictures due – Friday, November 15 2019 Senior formal pictures must be electronically sent. Congratulations on making it to your senior year at FHE! Here are some common questions and answers about senior pictures for yearbook use. Please read them carefully as we do not wish anyone to be excluded from the […]

All Grades Field Trip Expenses 3 Ring Binder with Dividers or 1 ” Binders for each Class Spiral Notebooks/ Loose leaf College Ruled Paper Pencils/Pens Calculator Backpack/Bookbag Paperback Books for Language Arts Parking Permit (if driving to school) $35.00 Athletics Pay to Participate $140 per Sport (if participating in athletics) Gym Shoes (if needed) Freshman […]

FHE’s Class of 2020 celebrated their new senior status the last week of school. Students gathered on the school lawn on the last day of school to connect with one another, have fun, and welcome in their senior year.

FHE sent a small delegation of Model United Nations students to compete at Northwestern University’s Model United Nations competition on April 13-14. They had an opportunity to work in both small, cabinet-style committees and larger forums that mirror global organizations. They participated in traditional, specialized, crisis-oriented, historical, and non-UN committees, with topics that allow delegates […]

EHS students have been selected as finalists for the Grand Rapids Economics Club Essay Contest. Thirteen Eastern juniors spent the polar vortex writing a 10-page research paper about the impact of Career and Technical Education on the Grand Rapids Economy. Five of our students were finalists, out of over 200 entries, and received awards! 1st […]