Etowah High School

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Etowah High School

Established	1976
Type	Public high school
Principal	Ron Dunnavant
Students	2,000+
Grades	9–12
Location	6565 Putnam Ford Drive Woodstock, Georgia, United States
District	Cherokee County School District
Campus	Suburban
Colors	Blue and Gold
Mascot	Eagles
Newspaper	The Talon
Website	Homepage

Etowah High School is located in Cherokee County near Woodstock, GA. In 2006, it was rated 6th in the United States for it's technology (2004) ^{[citation needed]}. It offers many courses in the core academics, as well as a broad range of electives. In addition, numerous Honors and AP courses are offered. Etowah was ranked 1st in Cherokee County SAT scores for 2006 [1].

The high school has a diverse range of clubs, sports, and extracurricular activities.

Etowah High School is one of 5 high schools in the Cherokee County School District, along with Cherokee, Sequoyah, Woodstock, and Creekview high schools.

1 Sports and Other Extracurricular Activities
2 Football Scores
3 External links
4 References

[edit] Sports and Other Extracurricular Activities

Football (Region 5-AAAA Champions, 2006)
Basketball (Women's AAAA State Champoions 2005)
Marching Band
Soccer (Men's State Champions '02-04)
Volleyball
Swimming
Gymnastics
Baseball (final four 2006)
Track and Field
Wrestling
Tennis
Cheerleading
Softball
Cross-Country
Golf (Men's State Champions 2005)
School Newspaper (called "The Talon")
Academic Bowl Team (referred to by Sarah Alongi as "the best-looking Academic Bowl team in the state" in her "Reflections" speech during the 2006 graduation ceremony)
Mock Trial Team
Debate Team
Math Team

[edit] Football Scores

Versus	Score	Result
Sequoyah	7-14	Lost
Milton	28-13	Won
Woodstock	23-29	Lost
Kennesaw Mountain	17-13	Won
Campbell	21-13	Won
South Cobb	22-21	Won
Murray County	48-3	Won
Marietta	21-14	Won
North Cobb (homecoming)	41-20	Won
McEachern	14-21	Lost
Parkview (First round of state playoffs)	26-21	Won
N. Gwinnett (Second round)	7-31	Lost