Estancia High School (California)

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Estancia High School
Address
Estancia High School (California)
2323 Placentia Avenue

Costa Mesa
,
Orange
,
California
92627

United States
Coordinates 33°39′32″N117°56′09″W / 33.658973°N 117.935728°W / 33.658973; -117.935728
Information
Established1965
School district Newport-Mesa Unified School District
SuperintendentFred Navarro
PrincipalMichael Halt
Grades9-12
Enrollment1,030 (2023-2024) [1]
Color(s)Cardinal red and gold
  
Athletics conference Orange Coast League
CIF Southern Section
Team nameEagles
Rival Costa Mesa High School
NewspaperEl Talon
Feeder schoolsTeWinkle Middle School
Website www.nmusd.us/schools/estancia/

Estancia High School is located in Costa Mesa, California and is part of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District which serves approximately 21,000 students who reside in the cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Estancia High School is a comprehensive high school which serves the needs of approximately 1,200 students in Grades 9-12.

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Academics

Estancia High School offers a college prep curriculum. Currently, fourteen Advanced Placement courses are being offered. In fall 2015, Estancia High School launched an Engineering & Design Signature Academy for students entering Grade 9.

Engineering Design Signature Academy

Estancia's Engineering Design pathway employs Project Lead the Way curriculum with a focus on Advanced Manufacturing. Students progress through a 4 course pathway: [2]

  1. Introduction to Engineering Design (Freshmen)
  2. Principles of Engineering
  3. Computer Integrated Manufacturing
  4. Engineering Design Development (Senior/Capstone)

Co-curricular programs

Students at Estancia High School can become involved in the following programs:

Athletics

Estancia is part of the Orange Coast League of the CIF Southern Section, part of the California Interscholastic Federation.

The school offers varsity teams in: Football, Boys and Girls Volleyball, Cheerleading, Boys and Girls Waterpolo, Boys and Girls Tennis, Boys and Girls Cross Country, Boys and Girls Track & field, Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Soccer, Coed Wrestling, Boys and Girls Golf, Girls Softball, and Baseball.

Fall Sports

Winter Sports

Spring Sports

Estancia High School's rival is Costa Mesa High School. Each sport plays Costa Mesa High School in the annual Battle of the Bell. The winner of the Battle of the Bell houses the "bell" for the school year. Estancia High School currently houses the bells for football, boys' basketball and girls' basketball. Estancia High School has also been in the recipient of the All Sports Trophy sponsored by Newport Rib Company for the past six school years.

Notable alumni

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