EES Student ended Red Ribbon Week with KINDNESS! All students wrote a kind word or action and added it to our kindness tree.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
EES Student ended Red Ribbon Week with KINDNESS! All students wrote a kind word or action and added it to our kindness tree.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Students engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions. Thank you to Youth Frontiers and EHS Mentors for a great day!!!
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
It sounds like the Respect Retreat organized by Youth Frontiers for EHS sophomores was a valuable experience. These types of events can have a positive impact on students by creating awareness about the importance of respect and encouraging a positive and inclusive school culture. The retreat likely included various activities and discussions aimed at promoting respect among students. Participants may have engaged in team-building exercises, discussions on communication and empathy, and other activities designed to foster a sense of community and understanding. The focus on challenging students to respect themselves and others is particularly important, as it helps in building a foundation for positive interpersonal relationships. It encourages students to recognize the value of treating others with kindness and consideration while also fostering a sense of self-respect. Events like the Respect Retreat contribute to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, and valued. The lessons and experiences gained during such retreats can have a lasting impact, influencing students' behavior and attitudes in their daily interactions.
8th-grade students visited Historic Fort Snelling today. They learned the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. They explored the Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experienced expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
Historic Fort Snelling The stories of place! Learn the stories of this important place with its military fort and surrounding area, home to a wide history that includes Native peoples, trade, soldiers, enslaved people, and immigrants. Explore the new Plank Museum & Visitor Center inside a rehabilitated 1904 cavalry barracks and experience expanded outdoor learning opportunities with stunning river overlooks.
7th grade science has been exploring sound waves the last few days with Cup Phones, Tuning forks, water glass xylophone & boom whackers.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
7th grade science has been exploring sound waves the last few days with Cup Phones, Tuning forks, water glass xylophone & boom whackers.
7th grade science has been exploring sound waves the last few days with Cup Phones, Tuning forks, water glass xylophone & boom whackers.
7th grade science has been exploring sound waves the last few days with Cup Phones, Tuning forks, water glass xylophone & boom whackers.
7th grade science has been exploring sound waves the last few days with Cup Phones, Tuning forks, water glass xylophone & boom whackers.
7th grade science has been exploring sound waves the last few days with Cup Phones, Tuning forks, water glass xylophone & boom whackers.
We're thrilled to share some incredible news about our amazing EES Student Council! 🙌✨ They organized a heartwarming food drive with the goal of supporting those in need in our community. 🥫🍎 We are overjoyed to announce that our dedicated students, with your generous contributions, were able to donate a whopping 418 pounds of food! 🎉🥳 This is a testament to the spirit of kindness and compassion that thrives within our school. A huge shoutout to every student, teacher, and parent who contributed to this initiative. Your generosity is making a significant impact on the lives of those who may be facing food insecurity. 💖👏
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Food Drive
Food Drive
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
Mrs Zierl’s kindergarten class has been in writing officer training learning how to patrol their sentences. After they write, they put on their hats and patrol for capital letters, spaces between words, and punctuation. After lots of hard work, they have graduated patrol training and are set to edit their writing.
EHS Relationship classes got their egg babies to practice parenting for the week.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Relationships classes got their egg babies today to practice parenting for the week.
Relationships classes got their egg babies today to practice parenting for the week.
EHS Relationship classes got their egg babies to practice parenting for the week.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Relationships classes got their egg babies today to practice parenting for the week.
Relationships classes got their egg babies today to practice parenting for the week.
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
More Red Ribbon Week fun at EES!!
Two EHS students have been recognized by the College Board by receiving the National Rural and Small Town Award (NRSTA). 💜Adelaide Ries 💜Kayla Kressin This College Board National Recognition Program awards academic honors to sophomores and juniors who take eligible administrations of AP®, PSAT/NMSQT®, or PSAT™ 10 exams, have a GPA of 3.5 or higher and identify as attending high school in a rural area or small town. 💜Congrats Adelaide & Kayla!💜
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Two EHS students have been recognized by the College Board by receiving the National Rural and Small Town Award (NRSTA). • Adelaide Ries • Kayla Kressin This College Board National Recognition Program awards academic honors to sophomores and juniors who take eligible administrations of AP®, PSAT/NMSQT®, or PSAT™ 10 exams, have a GPA of 3.5 or higher and identify as attending high school in a rural area or small town. 💜Congrats Adelaide Ries & Kayla Kressin💜
Not-On-Tobacco~ A Proven Teen Smoking and Vaping Cessation Program For more information please see our website: https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/o/ellsworthcsd/page/vaping
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Not-On-Tobacco~ A Proven Teen Smoking and Vaping Cessation Program For more information please see our website: https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/o/ellsworthcsd/page/vaping
On 10/23 a group of EHS students attended Teach Day at UW-Stout. Teach Day actively involves high school students in the exploration of one of our seven teacher preparation programs: Art Ed, Early Childhood Ed, Family and consumer Sciences Ed, Marketing & Business Ed, Math Ed, Special Ed, and Tech Ed. Students had the opportunity to hear firsthand experiences from the UW-Stout students enrolled in these programs and tour campus.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
On 10/23 a group of EHSstudents attended Teach Day at UW-Stout. Teach Day actively involves high school students in the exploration of one of our seven teacher preparation programs: Art Ed, Early Childhood Ed, Family & Consumer Sciences Ed, Marketing & Business Ed, Math Ed, Special Ed, and Tech Ed. Students had the opportunity to hear firsthand experiences from the UW-Stout students enrolled in these programs and tour campus.
The music department is excited to announce that we have 6 students leaving today for the WI State High School Honors Mixed Choir and Honors Band. This is the biggest accomplishment we have in the state for choir and band students. Students prepared for a rigorous audition in early February. Students are then selected out of about 1400 auditions throughout the state in late March. They attend a 4-day camp at U.W. Green Bay to begin to meet the nationally recognized conductors, learn music, and finally meet back up in Madison in late October to perform at the beautiful Overture Center. We are so very lucky to have 6 students chosen and performing this Thursday evening. WI State Mixed Choir: Lander Levers, Betsy Foster, Mya Petersen, Maleah Petersen, and Bailey Oleson WI State High School Band: Landen Lee We also have one student who auditioned and is performing with the WI State Middle-Level Honors Choir in Madison this Saturday. Henry Penn Please congratulate these students and wish them good luck!!
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
The music department is excited to announce that we have 6 students leaving tomorrow at 12:30 pm for the WI State High School Honors Mixed Choir and Honors Band. This is the biggest accomplishment we have in the state for choir and band students. Students prepared for a rigorous audition in early February. Students are then selected out of about 1400 auditions throughout the state in late March. They attend a 4-day camp at U.W. Green Bay to begin to meet the nationally recognized conductors, learn music, and finally meet back up in Madison in late October to perform at the beautiful Overture Center. We are so very lucky to have 6 students chosen and performing this Thursday evening. WI State Mixed Choir: Lander Levers, Betsy Foster, Mya Petersen, Maleah Petersen, and Bailey Oleson WI State High School Band: Landen Lee We also have one student who auditioned and is performing with the WI State Middle-Level Honors Choir in Madison this Saturday. Henry Penn Please congratulate these students and wish them good luck!!
Our 4th graders had a blast at the After School Art Club, thanks to the amazing after-school grant that ECSD received! These young artists unleashed their creativity, crafting adorable scarecrows and snowmen. The room was filled with laughter, colorful paints, and endless imagination! It's heartwarming to see how initiatives like this grant can allow our students to explore their artistic talents outside the regular curriculum.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Our 4th graders had a blast at the After School Art Club, thanks to the amazing after school grant that ECSD received! 🎉📚 Today, these young artists unleashed their creativity, crafting adorable scarecrows and snowmen. ❄️🤖 The room was filled with laughter, colorful paints, and endless imagination! 🖌️🎨 It's heartwarming to see how initiatives like this grant can provide our students with opportunities to explore their artistic talents outside the regular curriculum.
Our 4th graders had a blast at the After School Art Club, thanks to the amazing after school grant that ECSD received! 🎉📚 Today, these young artists unleashed their creativity, crafting adorable scarecrows and snowmen. ❄️🤖 The room was filled with laughter, colorful paints, and endless imagination! 🖌️🎨 It's heartwarming to see how initiatives like this grant can provide our students with opportunities to explore their artistic talents outside the regular curriculum.
Our 4th graders had a blast at the After School Art Club, thanks to the amazing after school grant that ECSD received! 🎉📚 Today, these young artists unleashed their creativity, crafting adorable scarecrows and snowmen. ❄️🤖 The room was filled with laughter, colorful paints, and endless imagination! 🖌️🎨 It's heartwarming to see how initiatives like this grant can provide our students with opportunities to explore their artistic talents outside the regular curriculum.
Did you know our public library has lots of amazing programs for kids and teens? Check them out here: https://ellsworthlibrary.org/calendar/
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Red Ribbon Week, October 23rd - 27th! At Ellsworth, we're all in when it comes to supporting our youth in making smart, healthy choices. 💜 Theme for 2023: Be Kind to Your Mind! This year, let's unite as a community to raise awareness about the drug crisis, advocate for positive change, and provide valuable resources for our youth. It's crucial that we empower our young minds to make informed and healthy decisions. 💜Together, we can make a difference! Learn more: redribbonweek.org
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Learn more: redribbonweek.org
EES PICTURE RETAKE IS TOMORROW - Tuesday, October 24th
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
picture retake info
Ellsworth Community School District - Child Development Screening The Ellsworth Community School District will hold a child development screening (ages 3, 4 & 5 years old) day on Wednesday, October 25, 2023 at the Ellsworth Elementary School. The screening will be held from 10:00am - 4:00pm. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to learn about your child’s development in speech/language, gross motor, fine motor and play skills. During the screening your child will participate in a playgroup where social, communication, motor and early learning skills will be observed. In addition, your child’s vision and hearing will be screened. Appointments are required. For an appointment or if you have questions please call Tina Hallock at 715-273-3912 or hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us. Future screening dates: January 24, 2024 February 28, 2024 March 20, 2024 April 24, 2024
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
Ellsworth Community School District - Child Development Screening The Ellsworth Community School District will hold a child development screening (ages 3, 4 & 5 years old) day on Wednesday, October 25, 2023 at the Ellsworth Elementary School. The screening will be held from 10:00am - 4:00pm. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to learn about your child’s development in speech/language, gross motor, fine motor and play skills. During the screening your child will participate in a playgroup where social, communication, motor and early learning skills will be observed. In addition, your child’s vision and hearing will be screened. Appointments are required. For an appointment or if you have questions please call Tina Hallock at 715-273-3912 or hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us. Future screening dates: January 24, 2024 February 28, 2024 March 20, 2024 April 24, 2024
Help protect your children -- and their classmates -- when they're under the weather so that they can return to the classroom healthy and ready to learn. When your child is sick The best thing you can do is to keep your children home when sick. This will help stop the spread of illness to other children and teachers. Keep them home when they show any of these symptoms: fever of 100 degrees F or higher nausea or vomiting severe headache diarrhea red, watery eyes with yellow or green drainage undiagnosed rash Children should stay home until they have been naturally without fever for at least 24 hours. Please do not give children fever-reducing medication and then send them to school.
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
too sick for school
We hope you've received our community survey packet in your mailbox! Your input is invaluable, and we're eager to hear your thoughts on shaping the future of ECSD. 💜 Didn't Get a Survey? If, by any chance, you haven't received your survey packet, don't worry! Reach out to our District Office at 715-273-3900, and we'll ensure you get the information you need. 💜 Need an Additional Code? Each adult in your household is encouraged to participate. If you require an extra access code for another adult, please contact us, and we'll promptly provide the necessary details. 💜 Survey Deadline: October 23rd Time is of the essence! Your feedback is crucial, and we kindly ask that you complete the survey by October 23rd. For detailed insights into each project and additional resources, visit our website: https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/community-survey-copy
over 1 year ago, ECSD Admin
We hope you've received our community survey packet in your mailbox! Your input is invaluable, and we're eager to hear your thoughts on shaping the future of ECSD. 💜 Didn't Get a Survey? If, by any chance, you haven't received your survey packet, don't worry! Reach out to our District Office at 715-273-3900, and we'll ensure you get the information you need. 💜 Need an Additional Code? Each adult in your household is encouraged to participate. If you require an extra access code for another adult, please contact us, and we'll promptly provide the necessary details. 💜 Survey Deadline: October 23rd Time is of the essence! Your feedback is crucial, and we kindly ask that you complete the survey by October 23rd. For detailed insights into each project and additional resources, visit our website: https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/community-survey-copy