Thank you EES Parent’s Club for the books and donuts!
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Thank you EES Parent’s Club for the books and donuts!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Today 16 sixth graders spent the morning at the St. Croix Central Middle School competing in a math masters competition. This competition challenges students to use critical thinking and problem solving skills in mathematics. The day consisted of taking 8 tests, fact fluency, 4 individual rounds, and 3 team rounds. Overall the 6th graders did great with Ben Helseth taking home a 15th place ribbon in the fact fluency portion. During the Individual tests earning ribbons were, August Benoy 10th, Melanie Seeger 9th, Mackenzie Hince , and Ben Helseth medaling in 4th. In the team round our teams placed 8th, 5th, and 2nd overall out of 15 teams. Our second place team of Mackenzie Hince, Joey Knothe, August Benoy, Konrad Theis, and Luke Lundstrom earned Medals and a plaque for the school. Congratulations to all of the teams!
Mrs. Johnson's Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips. A visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen. And a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
My Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips (1 more to go after spring break). 1- a visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen 2- a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
My Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips (1 more to go after spring break). 1- a visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen 2- a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
My Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips (1 more to go after spring break). 1- a visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen 2- a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
My Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips (1 more to go after spring break). 1- a visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen 2- a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
My Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips (1 more to go after spring break). 1- a visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen 2- a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
My Food Service class used some of the money they made from cinnamon roll sales for 2 recent field trips (1 more to go after spring break). 1- a visit to Common Man to learn about operating a restaurant and kids got to cook their own burgers in the kitchen 2- a visit to Hanisch Bakery to tour behind the scenes of the Bakery.
The Ellsworth E3 is excited to announce they will once again be hosting a student service learning grant for Ellsworth students. If you have students that are interested in completing a service project in the next year in the Ellsworth Community, please check out the information below. Students (or groups of students) can get funds for project components. The deadline for applying is mid-March. This opportunity is open to all Ellsworth students in our district. This is not limited to EHS students, younger applicants can apply, or whole classes. Please look over the attached info, including the brochure that details last year's projects! https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/o/ellsworthcsd/page/empower-ellsworth
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
opportunity that is open to all Ellsworth students in our district. This is not limited to EHS students, younger applicants can apply, or whole classes. Please look over the attached info, including the brochure that details last year's projects!
opportunity that is open to all Ellsworth students in our district. This is not limited to EHS students, younger applicants can apply, or whole classes. Please look over the attached info, including the brochure that details last year's projects!
Mark your calendars for a pop-up gallery fundraiser, showcasing art by our local students!
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Mark your calendars for a pop-up gallery fundraiser, showcasing art by our local students!
The EMS Spring Book Fair is happening this week. Lots of great titles to choose from. Monday, Feb. 27 - Friday, Mar. 3 7:45am-12:15pm
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Monday Feb. 27 - Friday Mar. 3 7:45-12:15
February EMS students of the month for courage. Not pictured: Lily Nauman, Beau Hewitt, Jens Christensen, and Jaxyn Godwin
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
February EMS students of the month for courage. Not pictured: Lily Nauman, Beau Hewitt, Jens Christensen, and Jaxyn Godwin
Due to the icy roads on Monday, February 27th, the Ellsworth Community School District will be closed. PKC will also be closed. We will be using our distance learning program at each building level. Classes will start at 9am.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
School Closed
Due to icy road conditions, the Ellsworth Community School District will be 2 hours late today, February 27, 2023. We will be monitoring conditions and may switch to distance learning later today however, at this time, we will be 2 hours late. There will be no morning PKC or 4K.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Due to icy road conditions, the Ellsworth Community School District will be 2 hours late today, February 27, 2023. We will be monitoring conditions and may switch to distance learning later today however, at this time, we will be 2 hours late. There will be no morning PKC or 4K.
Dr. Seuss Week To wrap up “I Love to Read” month, we’ll be celebrating with some Dr. Seuss-themed days!
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Dr. Seuss Week To wrap up “I Love to Read” month, we’ll be celebrating with some Dr. Seuss themed days!
The ECSD is hiring for a Panther Kids Club Director, an HS/MS Spanish Teacher & an Elementary Special Education Teaching Assistant. More information can be found on our employment website. https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/employment
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
The EES Scholastic Book Fair has been extended through Tuesday, Feb. 28. There will be shopping times for students during the day on Monday and Tuesday. Families can shop at the book fair on Tuesday, Feb. 28 from 4:30-7:30. Thanks for your support!
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
The EES Scholastic Book Fair has been extended through Tuesday, Feb. 28. There will be shopping times for students during the day on Monday and Tuesday. Families can shop at the book fair on Tuesday, Feb. 28 from 4:30-7:30. Thanks for your support!
The boy's basketball game against Grantsburg on 2/23 has been canceled and will not be rescheduled.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
The boy's basketball game against Grantsburg has been canceled and will not be rescheduled.
February 22nd is National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Please join us in thanking all of the dedicated bus drivers and van drivers that serve the students and families in Ellsworth Community School District. Regular & Sub Bus Drivers: Dan Unser, Randy Brickner, Tom Schutz, Leroy Clark, Mike Knudsen, Butch Kinneman, Vernon Andrews, Scott Herem, Julie Baggenstoss, Bob Tharalson, Logan Radkey, Roman Huppert, Doug Sjostrom, Denny Langer, Roy Power, Darren Radkey, Terry Olson, Lisa Plummer, Jeff Plummer, Fred Schmidt, Lemoine Baker, Darren Place, Gary Huppert, Jim Chisholm, Jim Knutson, Scott Nelson, Bob Doheny, John Geister, Mike Rehbein, Matt Stacey, Corey Hilden & Michael Chisholm. Van Drivers: Claudia Schmidt, Patti Unser, Lee Langer, Tony Hines, Don Schladweiler, Georgia Schladweiler, Barry Hove, Carla Schuster, Carrie Vannet & Angie Skarman.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Regular & Sub Bus Drivers: Dan Unser Randy Brickner Tom Schutz Leroy Clark Mike Knudsen Butch Kinneman Vernon Andrews Scott Herem Julie Baggenstoss Bob Tharalson Logan Radkey Roman Huppert Doug Sjostrom Denny Langer Roy Power Darren Radkey Terry Olson Lisa Plummer Jeff Plummer Fred Schmidt Lemoine Baker Darren Place Gary Huppert Jim Chisholm Jim Knutson Scott Nelson Bob Doheny John Geister Mike Rehbein Matt Stacey Corey Hilden Michael Chisholm Van Drivers: Claudia Schmidt Patti Unser Lee Langer Tony Hines Don Schladweiler Georgia Schladweiler Barry Hove Carla Schuster Carrie Vannet Angie Skarman
We have been alerted by Infinite Campus that they have identified an issue with the messaging service where email notifications are not being sent or are delayed. This is not affecting all recipients, only some. They are in the process of deploying a fix, however, there is not a time frame as to when this will occur. As a reminder, all messages are usually sent both by email and to the Parent Portal in Infinite Campus, along with our Facebook page. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Due to the weather forecast for Wednesday, February 22nd and Thursday, February 23rd, the Ellsworth Community School District will be closed. PKC will also be closed. We will be using our new distance learning program at each building level. Please refer to emails sent from building principals.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
Due to the weather forecast for Wednesday, February 22nd and Thursday, February 23rd, the Ellsworth Community School District will be closed. PKC will also be closed. We will be using our new distance learning program at each building level. Please refer to emails sent from building principals.
Ellsworth Community School District Families This letter is to inform and update families about the arrest of a senior high school staff member yesterday evening (February 20, 2023). Brandon Fuhrman, the Ellsworth Senior High School Band Instructor, was taken into custody by police on charges of Sex with a Child aged 16 or older and Sexual Assault of a Student by School Staff. Mr. Fuhrman was taken into custody at the Ellsworth Senior High School following an investigation that began following an initial complaint late in the school day yesterday. Law enforcement officials were involved in the investigation upon receipt of the complaint and completed their investigation into the evening. Mr. Fuhrman was placed on unpaid administrative leave at the time of the arrest. School District staff will be continuing to work throughout the coming days to meet the needs of our students, families, and staff. Sincerely, Barry Cain Superintendent
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
How high did they get? Students are having fun in the STEM lab at EES.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
School Board Personnel Committee meeting
SPRING ATHLETES Code Meeting - 3/1 at 3:45 pm in the North Gym If you plan to participate in a spring sport and have not attended the Fall or Winter Code meeting you will need to attend. Make sure you register for your sport on the athletics page and upload your physical or alternate year card. https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/panther-athletics
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/panther-athletics
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
over 2 years ago, ECSD Admin
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.
EHS hosted Reality Check last week for their high school seniors. Reality check is an interactive financial simulation where students are assigned a profile with their career, monthly income & family. Student visited tables ran by over 50 community volunteers to spend their paycheck on savings, housing, transportation, insurance, groceries and many more life expenses. We had great feedback from students such as "Wow kids are expensive. I think I'm going to wait to have kids" and "I didn't realize groceries were so much money". We want to thank our community volunteers that came out to help on this day. Without you we couldn't do this event for our students. We really appreciate your support.