A hero academy known for exactly one thing: a third-place finish at a national ski jump tourney, scored at 91 out of 100. It is named once in a Team-Up Missions chapter and never actually shown, so beyond that single result, nothing about Eishu has been established at all.
Eishu High School, written 英集高校 and read Eishū Kōkō, is a hero academy named in the spin-off My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions. Its sole reference falls in that series' eighteenth chapter, where it is mentioned rather than shown.
Nothing about the school beyond its entry in one competition is known, which makes that placement the whole of its record.
Eishu entered one competition on record, National Hero Course Ski Jump Tourney. Its score of 91 points out of a possible 100 earned third place, with U.A. High School and Shiketsu High School finishing ahead of it.

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Eishu High School is a hero academy mentioned once in the spin-off My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, in Chapter 18, where it is referenced rather than shown on the page.
Eishu High School placed third in the National Hero Course Ski Jump Tourney with a score of 91 out of 100 points, finishing behind U.A. High School and Shiketsu High School.
No students, staff, or representatives of Eishu High School have been identified in the story. Its ski jump result is the only thing established about it.
Eishu High School is identified as a hero academy, one of the schools that competes against U.A. High School and Shiketsu High School in hero-course events like the National Hero Course Ski Jump Tourney.
No, Eishu High School has only been named in text, appearing solely as a mentioned reference in Chapter 18 of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions rather than being depicted visually.
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