
National Principals Month honors principals for their significant impact on the success and well-being of our students. Join us as we celebrate all our principals throughout October.


Kindergarten students reviewed all the letters and sounds of the alphabet. ABC Celebration!


Red Ribbon Week Dress Up Days


6th grade Science Foundations students dissected owl pellets today.



National Principals Month honors principals for their significant impact on the success and well-being of our students. Join us as we celebrate all our principals throughout October.


Dressing for Cold Weather
In the cold weather months, we utilize outdoor recess for our students (K-8) when possible and conditions permit. To ensure your child's comfort, please plan for outdoor recess when preparing or assisting with your child's clothing and outerwear selections each day.
Hats, coats, gloves and boots/proper footwear are encouraged to be sent to school with your child throughout the cold weather months. Students preferring to wear shorts year round should be dressed appropriately for the weather and consider long pants.
Please apply the above information during the cold weather months for when your child gets on and off the bus and waits for the bus each day.
The handy infographic below, shared by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration via the National Weather Service, shows the layers and type of dress that should be worn during cold weather conditions.


The Fab Lab has created these cute build your own pumpkins. A fun craft for young or old.
Wood sheet is 18" and each pumpkin is 3-4".
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On 10/7/22 the sophomore class participated in the Respect Retreat that Youth Frontiers facilitated, along with approximately 22 junior and senior mentors. It was a day full of high-energy, activities, presentations, music, small group discussions, sharing and follow-up. It was really impactful to see some of the students be vulnerable and speak up with their peers around the "campfire" setting at the end of the day to share their experiences thus far in high school.
Some key learning objectives of the Respect Retreat are to:
Help students realize they matter, others matter and what they do matters.
Understand that disrespectful behavior is harmful and engage bystanders to stand up.
Identify ways to improve the culture of respect in your school and community.
We sincerely appreciate the Ellsworth Community School District Foundation for their continued support and the Excell Grant, without their generous support and continued advocacy for this program this day would not be possible for our students.


Order your Ellsworth Football Conference Champs 2022 gear today!!!
Shop will be open until TUESDAY OCTOBER 18th at 5pm and NO late orders will be accepted for any reason.
DON'T WAIT!!! ORDER TODAY!!!! https://ellsworthfb2022.itemorder.com/shop/home/

Come on out and support your Panther Football team this Friday (10/21) night at 7 pm vs Mauston High School. We look forward to seeing you!
All tickets are $6
Reminder: Season passes are not accepted for WIAA playoff games.


Order your Ellsworth Football Conference Champs 2022 gear today!!!
Shop will be open until TUESDAY OCTOBER 18th at 5pm and NO late orders will be accepted for any reason.
DON'T WAIT!!! ORDER TODAY!!!!
https://ellsworthfb2022.itemorder.com/shop/home/


It's that time of year and we are looking for sponsors for our ECSD Gift Box Program. If you and your family, school club, church or an organization you are part of are willing to be a sponsor please return a sponsorship form.
We already have 25 plus families who have applied, and we usually serve 70-80 families.
More details can be found on our website.
https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/gift-box-program


EMS September students of the month for respect.


Congratulations to Alex Pazdernik and Max Bergner for their performance at the MBC Cross Country Meet in Somerset.
Alex took 1st with a time of 16:27.2 and Max took 4th with a time of 17:14.0 earning them First Team All-Conference honors.


Last week about 70 EHS students attended the National College Fair in Minneapolis.


Ms. Horn's third grade class earned a reward and went to play games led by Ms. Poulos's Phy Ed students. They played games and ran a relay race.





Ms. Stiemann & the RESPECTFUL 1st graders


ECSD is currently hiring for the following coaching positions. More information can be posted on our employment website.
https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/employment
Varsity Girls Softball Coach for the 2022-2023 school year.
This coaching position starts March 14, 2023 and Compensation is $3.396.00
Varsity Assistant Girls Basketball Coach
This coaching position starts November, 2022 & Compensation is $1,666.00


Picture retakes are on Thursday , October 20th for ALL 3 SCHOOLS.

Student of the Month Winners for September. The theme was “Respect.” Congratulations!

