Engineering & Aerospace Sciences Academy (EASA)

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The EASA program is constructed on the reality that skill or academic knowledge alone is no longer sufficient for surviving and thriving in a 21st century world and economy. In response, the EASA approach is to provide a program where students can learn how they will use the academic content by applying that learning in simulations, real projects, and problems. Students will have the opportunity to discover relationships among math, science, communications, and technology, as well as build skills with design, sketching (both in notebooks and through computer programs), and working in teams.


Application Form 
Application Process
Teacher Recommendation Form
Bell Schedule
Behavior Plan
Engineering Fair Flyer
Homework Calendar
Supplies List
Transportation Waiver Form
Dates for Ordering EASA Clothing
Website for EASA Clothing
Academic Policy

FIRST Tech Challenge team members collaborate to design, build, program, and operate robots to compete in a head-to-head tournament competition with over 600 teams around Oregon.  More information can be found at
www.firstinspireswww.firstinspires.org/robotics/ftc. 


What is EASA?  Watch the short video below for a quick look:


For more information contact:
Cindy Robertson









Cindy Robertson, Teacher
Juanita Clarno
Juanita Clarno, Teacher

Michael Roberson
Michael Roberson, Teacher

MaryBeth Kramer
MaryBeth Kramer, Teacher


David Larson, Teacher

Debbie Van Dyke
Debbie Van Dyke, Administrative Assistant 

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