East High School

East High School is a public high school in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It serves the city and its surrounding communities of Bellevue and Allouez.

History
East High School was originally located on Howe Street in 1856 on land that was donated by the Astor family. By 1893 a new building titled "East Side High School" was built on the 500 block of Webster Avenue. The building was dismantled in 1940 and the red sandstone bricks were used to construct a garage, gatehouse, and walls for City Stadium for the Green Bay Packers.

The high school didn't make it's permanent settlement until Fall 1924 when Hagemeister Park was purchased and made into the current building East High School uses.

By 2003 East undergone renovations and expansions to add a new science wing and gym at a cost of $21 million dollars.

In 2011 the school added the Institute for the Fine Arts, a specialized study program in vocal and instrumental music performance. Two years later visual arts was added into the Institute's curriculum.