East Hollywood High School
Address
2185 S 3600 W West Valley City, Utah 84119
Coordinates	40°43′20″N 111°58′40″W / 40.72222°N 111.97778°W / 40.72222; -111.97778
Information
Type	Charter school
Founded	2004
Founder	Eric Lindsey
Principal	Katrina Walker
Faculty	16
Teaching staff	22
Grades	9-12
Enrollment	278
Student to teacher ratio	approx. 17:1
Color(s)	Blue and gold
Mascot	[Hollywood] Star (2004-2011), ManBear (2011-present)
Website	East Hollywood High School website
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East Hollywood High School (EHHS) is an accredited public charter school in West Valley City, Utah, United States. It specializes in film production training for students grades 9–12. As of 2013, the school principal is Katrina Walker. Chartered directly through the Utah State Office of Education,^[2] EHHS enrolls approximately 350 students each year.^{[citation needed]}

Academics

The student body^[3] is fewer than 350 and average class sizes are smaller than 25 students.

Many students take advantage of the school's Concurrent Enrollment^[4] partnership with Snow College,^[5] through which they can receive college credit without leaving EHHS.

Three Period Day

Students at East Hollywood take only three classes at a time. Allowing them to focus their attention and participate in project based learning. Classes are approximately two hours daily. Each grading term is only six weeks long with six grading periods per school year.

This schedule provides many benefits:

• Students can earn 9 credits in a school year.
• Extended time in class allows students to complete schoolwork in class while the teachers provide individual support.
• Only three classes to focus on at a time prevents students from becoming overwhelmed with too many teachers and assignments.
• Teachers know each student and their individual needs because they teach fewer students at a time with only three classes.
• Six week terms prevents students from falling too far behind and they are generally able to catch up quickly.
• Six grading periods allows student the opportunity for a fresh start every six week.

Programs

• Film
• Special Effects Makeup
• Music Composition and Sound Recording
• Visual Arts
• Career and Technical Education: Business and Marketing, Hospitality and Tourism, Family and Consumer Sciences, Video/Audio Production
• Free Credit Recovery
• Specialized Instruction
• Advisory
• Athletics
• Snow College Live Interactive Concurrent Enrollment
• Night School

Clubs and organizations

• Skills USA
• DECA
• FCCLA

Arts

Film

In previous years, film production classes have produced a weekly school news program.^[6] The weekly news program is no longer being produced.

School film projects include:

• 2008-2009 Shakespeare's Macbeth
• 2009-2010 Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing
• 2010-2011 Shakespeare's Hamlet
• 2011-2012 Paradise High
• 2012-2013 Backup Copy: A Paradise High Film
• 2013-2014 Step Larpers: A Quest for Unity
• 2015-16 Benevolent Boys
• 2017-18 Worst Prom Ever
• 2019-20 Graduation Sucks