2008-2009
• Voices Literary Arts Magazine recognized by National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) with Highest Recognition for Literary Arts in the State and also one of the top 59 in the nation. - Winter
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by U.S. News & World Report Magazine - Winter
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Fall
• Eastview has 26 National Merit Scholars (17 Commended and 9 Semifinalists/Finalists) - Fall

2007-2008
• Eastview has 14 National Merit Scholars (9 Commended and 5 Semifinalists/Finalists) - Fall
• Alum Ishanaa Rambachan (Class of 2004) Named Rhodes Scholar - Fall
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Spring
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by US News & World Report - Spring

2006-2007
• Eastview principal Dr. Dick Dewey retires. Assistant principal Dr. Randy Peterson is hired as new principal - Spring
• Eastview students win six regional Emmy awards - Spring
• Eastview's one act performance is starred at state - Winter
• Eastview has 12 National Merit Scholars (7 Commended and 3 Semifinalists/Finalists) - Fall
• Eastview is named 10 star school by Minnesota Department of Education - Fall
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Spring
• Eastview celebrates its ten year anniversary - Watch the 10 Year Anniversary Video

2005-2006
• Theatre Department represents the U.S. by performing at the International Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland - Summer
• Eastview students won five regional Emmy awards. McKenna Ewen won three Emmys. Kelsey Eliason and Ryan Mundahl each received one Emmy - Spring
• McKenzie Melander wins first individual section championship (girls cross country) - Fall
• Eastview has 19 National Merit Scholars (12 Commended and 7 Semifinalists/Finalists) - Fall
• Eastview is named 10 star school by Minnesota Department of Education - Fall
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Spring

2004-2005
• James Hohmann (U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking) is first two-time National Champion in Speech - Summer
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Spring
• Eastview students win first two Emmy Awards for The Flash Political Show and The Flash Holiday Show - Spring
• Eastview has 16 National Merit Scholars (11 Commended and 5 Semifinalists) - Fall
• Eastview is named 10 star school by Minnesota Department of Education - Fall

2003-2004
• Eastview is National “Speech & Debate School of Excellence” Award Recipient - Summer
• Ishanaa Rambachan (International Extemporaneous Speaking) & James Hohmann (U.S. Extemporaneous Speaking) are 1st National Champions in Speech - Summer
• Eastview has 22 National Merit Scholars (14 Commended and 8 Semifinalists) - Fall
• Chris Kantos is first individual Lake Conference champion (boys' cross country) - Fall
• Allison Gilmore is first Eastview alum named Rhodes Scholar - Fall

2002-2003
• Eastview is National “Speech School of Excellence” Award Recipient - Summer
• 100% of students taking Advanced Placement Math Exam receive 3 or higher - Spring
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Spring
• Eastview has 19 National Merit Scholars (9 Commended and 10 Semifinalists) - Fall
• Ishaana Rambachan and Alex Gioe are first ExCEL Award Program winners selected by MSHSL - Fall

2001-2002
• Eastview has 18 National Merit Scholars (11 Commended and 7 Semifinalists) - Fall
• Daniella Voysey & Ishanaa Rambachan are first Eastview state champions in classic debate - Fall

2000-2001
• Eastview is named one of nation's best high schools by Newsweek Magazine - Spring
• Eastview has 19 National Merit Scholars (12 Commended and 7 Semifinalists) - Fall

1999-2000
• Allison Gilmore is first Eastview state champion in speech (extemporaneous speaking) - Spring
• Eastview has 18 National Merit Scholars (10 Commended and 8 Semifinalists) - Fall

1998-1999
• Eastview has 12 National Merit Scholars (9 Commended and 3 Semifinalists) - Fall
• Girls' soccer and girls' basketball win first Eastview state academic championships - Fall and Winter

1997-1998
• Odyssey of the Mind wins first Eastview state activity championship - Spring
• One Act "Thirst" wins first "starred performance" at state - Winter
• Carrie Hortsch wins first Eastview individual state championship (in Gymnastics - Parallel Bars) - Winter
• Adapted soccer and cheerleading win first Eastview team state athletic championships - Fall and Winter
• Matt Stender and Angie Bentz named first Homecoming King and Queen - Fall
• The building was dedicated - September 27, 1997
• Eastview High School first day of school and first pep fest - September 2, 1997

1996-1997
• Families select Lightning as mascot and school colors as blue and black - October
• Families select Eastview as school name for "High School #4" and the District 196 School Board approves - August

1994-1995
• Site of "High School #4" selected - Fall
• Dr. Dewey hired as Director of Administrative Services. His job included directing the Human Resources Department for District 196, designing and building "High School #4", then directing the hiring and program building for the new school in Apple Valley.

1993-1994
• "High School #4" school bond issue passed - March 8, 1994
• "High School #4" Facilities Needs Task Force created - Fall