Heineman said the 2013-2014 school year was the school program’s first house with just over 1,000 ETHS students taking coursework over the decade.
“ (ETHS) is a great place to get an education, it’s a great place to experience a lot of things and we’re just one part of the bigger pie at the school.” “I think you can look at it as STEAM,” Kaiser said. STEAM curriculum principles of science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics are utilized during the creation of the home, according to Kaiser. Second from left, addressing the audience is Maryjoy Heineman of Skokie, Evanston Township High School math teacher with a specialty in geometry and construction, at the open house of a new construction home at 1824 Emerson St.
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