The Ellsworth Community School District will hold a child development screening (ages 3, 4 & 5 years old) day on February 4, 2026 at the Ellsworth Elementary School.

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. Screening is required before 4K enrollment is approved.

Appointments are required. For an appointment please call Tina Hallock at 715-273-3912 or hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us.

Please contact the school with any questions.

Office 715-273-3912

Email: hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us or zimmermanm@ellsworth.k12.wi.us



FUTURE SCREENING DATES:

March 18, 2029

April 15, 2026
4 days ago, ECSD Admin
The Ellsworth Community School District will hold a child development screening (ages 3, 4 & 5 years old) day on February 4, 2026 at the Ellsworth Elementary School. 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. Screening is required before 4K enrollment is approved. Appointments are required. For an appointment please call Tina Hallock at 715-273-3912 or hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us. Please contact the school with any questions. Office 715-273-3912 Email: hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us or zimmermanm@ellsworth.k12.wi.us FUTURE SCREENING DATES: March 18, 2029 April 15, 2026
📚💙 We had a very special visitor at Ellsworth Elementary!

Former ECSD teacher Teri Kulow stopped by to share her brand-new children’s book, Our Friend Pepie, with all of our kindergarten students. The story follows Pepie, a friendly lake monster who helps kids take care of Lake Pepin by cleaning up litter and protecting the water we all love. What a perfect message for our young learners.

The beautiful illustrations were created by Shelly Nelson, former Ellsworth Elementary art teacher, making this project extra special and close to home. Teri read the book to all of the kindergarten classes.

Teri also generously donated a copy of the book to the Ellsworth Elementary Library, so students can enjoy Pepie’s story for years to come.

After teaching in our district for 31 years before retiring in 2019, it was wonderful to welcome Teri back and see her still sharing her love of learning and storytelling with our students. Thank you, Teri, for this meaningful visit and for a story that encourages kindness, community, and caring for our lake. 💜🐾
6 days ago, ECSD Admin
📚💙 We had a very special visitor at Ellsworth Elementary this week! Former ECSD teacher Teri Kulow stopped by to share her brand-new children’s book, Our Friend Pepie, with all of our kindergarten students. The story follows Pepie, a friendly lake monster who helps kids take care of Lake Pepin by cleaning up litter and protecting the water we all love. What a perfect message for our young learners. The beautiful illustrations were created by Shelly Nelson, former Ellsworth Elementary art teacher, making this project extra special and close to home. Teri read the book to all of our kindergarten classes, and we snapped photos in Mrs. Magee’s, Mrs. Foley’s, and Mrs. Lynner’s rooms. Teri also generously donated a copy of the book to the Ellsworth Elementary Library, so students can enjoy Pepie’s story for years to come. After teaching in our district for 31 years before retiring in 2019, it was wonderful to welcome Teri back and see her still sharing her love of learning and storytelling with our students. Thank you, Teri, for this meaningful visit and for a story that encourages kindness, community, and caring for our lake. 💜🐾
📚💙 We had a very special visitor at Ellsworth Elementary this week! Former ECSD teacher Teri Kulow stopped by to share her brand-new children’s book, Our Friend Pepie, with all of our kindergarten students. The story follows Pepie, a friendly lake monster who helps kids take care of Lake Pepin by cleaning up litter and protecting the water we all love. What a perfect message for our young learners. The beautiful illustrations were created by Shelly Nelson, former Ellsworth Elementary art teacher, making this project extra special and close to home. Teri read the book to all of our kindergarten classes, and we snapped photos in Mrs. Magee’s, Mrs. Foley’s, and Mrs. Lynner’s rooms. Teri also generously donated a copy of the book to the Ellsworth Elementary Library, so students can enjoy Pepie’s story for years to come. After teaching in our district for 31 years before retiring in 2019, it was wonderful to welcome Teri back and see her still sharing her love of learning and storytelling with our students. Thank you, Teri, for this meaningful visit and for a story that encourages kindness, community, and caring for our lake. 💜🐾
📚💙 We had a very special visitor at Ellsworth Elementary this week! Former ECSD teacher Teri Kulow stopped by to share her brand-new children’s book, Our Friend Pepie, with all of our kindergarten students. The story follows Pepie, a friendly lake monster who helps kids take care of Lake Pepin by cleaning up litter and protecting the water we all love. What a perfect message for our young learners. The beautiful illustrations were created by Shelly Nelson, former Ellsworth Elementary art teacher, making this project extra special and close to home. Teri read the book to all of our kindergarten classes, and we snapped photos in Mrs. Magee’s, Mrs. Foley’s, and Mrs. Lynner’s rooms. Teri also generously donated a copy of the book to the Ellsworth Elementary Library, so students can enjoy Pepie’s story for years to come. After teaching in our district for 31 years before retiring in 2019, it was wonderful to welcome Teri back and see her still sharing her love of learning and storytelling with our students. Thank you, Teri, for this meaningful visit and for a story that encourages kindness, community, and caring for our lake. 💜🐾
📚💙 We had a very special visitor at Ellsworth Elementary this week! Former ECSD teacher Teri Kulow stopped by to share her brand-new children’s book, Our Friend Pepie, with all of our kindergarten students. The story follows Pepie, a friendly lake monster who helps kids take care of Lake Pepin by cleaning up litter and protecting the water we all love. What a perfect message for our young learners. The beautiful illustrations were created by Shelly Nelson, former Ellsworth Elementary art teacher, making this project extra special and close to home. Teri read the book to all of our kindergarten classes, and we snapped photos in Mrs. Magee’s, Mrs. Foley’s, and Mrs. Lynner’s rooms. Teri also generously donated a copy of the book to the Ellsworth Elementary Library, so students can enjoy Pepie’s story for years to come. After teaching in our district for 31 years before retiring in 2019, it was wonderful to welcome Teri back and see her still sharing her love of learning and storytelling with our students. Thank you, Teri, for this meaningful visit and for a story that encourages kindness, community, and caring for our lake. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring.

Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job.

Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like.

A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible:

WI State Patrol
WI DNR
Pierce County Sheriff’s Department
Loberg’s Law Office
Coach Staley
KNN Farms
Brush Strokes
Pierce County Highway Department
Tim Schmit, Pilot
Westconsin Credit Union
Principal Nygaard
Ellsworth Police Department

We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
9 days ago, ECSD Admin
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
On January 15, our 4th and 5th graders took part in Ellsworth Elementary’s 3rd annual Career Day, and it was such a great day of learning and exploring. Fourth graders rotated through seven different speakers, moving to a new classroom every 15 minutes so they could hear from everyone. Fifth graders chose three out of six speakers to visit and spent 30 minutes in each session digging a little deeper into careers that interested them. Before Career Day, our fifth graders also took a short Myers-Briggs personality test, then researched a job that matched their personality. They created career posters for our “neighborhood,” including salary, required education, and other details about each job. Like always, our speakers were amazing. Hearing people talk about what they do with so much passion helps open our students’ eyes to careers they may have never known about. These kinds of experiences really help students start imagining what their own futures could look like. A big thank you to all of our speakers who made this day possible: WI State Patrol WI DNR Pierce County Sheriff’s Department Loberg’s Law Office Coach Staley KNN Farms Brush Strokes Pierce County Highway Department Tim Schmit, Pilot Westconsin Credit Union Principal Nygaard Ellsworth Police Department We are so grateful for our community partners who take the time to invest in our students and share their experiences. 💜🐾
Our second graders wrapped up their government unit on Rules and Laws in a very meaningful way. ❤️

After learning about how rules and laws help keep our communities safe, students enjoyed visits from Officer Paul, Deputy Smith, Deputy Huppert, and K9 Ares. The officers made great connections between what students were learning in class and how it applies in real life here in our community.

As part of the unit, second grade students also collected food and easy to eat snacks for officers from Pierce County, St. Croix County, and the Woodville Police Department. These snacks were chosen with busy schedules in mind and were a small way to say thank you for all they do.

Our students asked thoughtful questions, made great connections to their learning, and showed just how engaged and caring they are. What a great example of learning in action. 💜🐾
12 days ago, ECSD Admin
Our second graders recently wrapped up their government unit on Rules and Laws in a very meaningful way. ❤️ After learning about how rules and laws help keep our communities safe, students enjoyed visits from Officer Paul, Deputy Smith, Deputy Huppert, and K9 Ares. The officers made great connections between what students were learning in class and how it applies in real life here in our community. As part of the unit, second grade students also collected food and easy to eat snacks for officers from Pierce County, St. Croix County, and the Woodville Police Department. These snacks were chosen with busy schedules in mind and were a small way to say thank you for all they do. Our students asked thoughtful questions, made great connections to their learning, and showed just how engaged and caring they are. What a great example of learning in action. 💜🐾
Our second graders recently wrapped up their government unit on Rules and Laws in a very meaningful way. ❤️ After learning about how rules and laws help keep our communities safe, students enjoyed visits from Officer Paul, Deputy Smith, Deputy Huppert, and K9 Ares. The officers made great connections between what students were learning in class and how it applies in real life here in our community. As part of the unit, second grade students also collected food and easy to eat snacks for officers from Pierce County, St. Croix County, and the Woodville Police Department. These snacks were chosen with busy schedules in mind and were a small way to say thank you for all they do. Our students asked thoughtful questions, made great connections to their learning, and showed just how engaged and caring they are. What a great example of learning in action. 💜🐾
Our second graders recently wrapped up their government unit on Rules and Laws in a very meaningful way. ❤️ After learning about how rules and laws help keep our communities safe, students enjoyed visits from Officer Paul, Deputy Smith, Deputy Huppert, and K9 Ares. The officers made great connections between what students were learning in class and how it applies in real life here in our community. As part of the unit, second grade students also collected food and easy to eat snacks for officers from Pierce County, St. Croix County, and the Woodville Police Department. These snacks were chosen with busy schedules in mind and were a small way to say thank you for all they do. Our students asked thoughtful questions, made great connections to their learning, and showed just how engaged and caring they are. What a great example of learning in action. 💜🐾
Our second graders recently wrapped up their government unit on Rules and Laws in a very meaningful way. ❤️ After learning about how rules and laws help keep our communities safe, students enjoyed visits from Officer Paul, Deputy Smith, Deputy Huppert, and K9 Ares. The officers made great connections between what students were learning in class and how it applies in real life here in our community. As part of the unit, second grade students also collected food and easy to eat snacks for officers from Pierce County, St. Croix County, and the Woodville Police Department. These snacks were chosen with busy schedules in mind and were a small way to say thank you for all they do. Our students asked thoughtful questions, made great connections to their learning, and showed just how engaged and caring they are. What a great example of learning in action. 💜🐾
The Ellsworth Community School District will hold a child development screening (ages 3, 4 & 5 years old) day on February 4, 2026 at the Ellsworth Elementary School.

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. Screening is required before 4K enrollment is approved.

Appointments are required. For an appointment please call Tina Hallock at 715-273-3912 or hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us.

Please contact the school with any questions.

Office 715-273-3912

Email: hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us or zimmermanm@ellsworth.k12.wi.us



FUTURE SCREENING DATES:

March 18, 2029

April 15, 2026
21 days ago, ECSD Admin
creening is required before 4K enrollment is approved
❄️ Third Grade Winter Fun! ❄️

Our third graders wrapped up the Tuesday before winter break with a well-earned reward party! They headed outside to enjoy the fresh air, plenty of sledding, and lots of smiles. 🛷☃️

What a fun way to celebrate their hard work before heading into break!
about 1 month ago, ECSD Admin
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
Third Graders had a reward party today. They enjoyed the outdoors and sledding.
PKC is cancelled tomorrow, Monday December 29th due to the winter storm warning.
about 1 month ago, ECSD Admin
PKC should be cancelled tomorrow, Monday December 29th due to the winter storm warning.
⛷️❄️Enjoy your winter break!!❄️⛷️
Using an emoji what plans do you have? ☃️
We will see our students & staff back on January 5th, 2026. Have a safe and relaxing break.
about 1 month ago, ECSD Admin
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There will be NO afternoon 4YK and NO afternoon Early Childhood classes today, Thursday, December 18.

about 2 months ago, ECSD Admin
cancellation
EES Dress Up Days
about 2 months ago, ECSD Admin
EES
Our 2026–2027 school calendar is now published for anyone who likes to plan ahead. 🗓️

A couple dates to note for next school year:
• Graduation for the Class of 2027 is set for Friday May 21, 2027
• The last day of school will be Friday May 28, 2027, which means we’ll be out before Memorial Day

You can view the full calendar on our website. 💜🐾
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about 2 months ago, ECSD Admin
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It’s Day 67 at ECSD, and you know we weren’t going to let this one pass by. 😄

Since “6-7” is the big trend everyone’s saying this year, we had to join in the fun and celebrate Day 67 in true Panther style.

Thanks for bringing the energy, Panthers… you always keep us smiling! 💜🐾
about 2 months ago, ECSD Admin
It’s Day 67 at ECSD, and you know our students weren’t going to let this one pass by. 😄 Since “6-7” is the big trend everyone’s saying this year, we had to join in the fun and celebrate Day 67 in true Panther style. Thanks for bringing the energy, Panthers… you always keep us smiling! 💜🐾
It’s Day 67 at ECSD, and you know our students weren’t going to let this one pass by. 😄 Since “6-7” is the big trend everyone’s saying this year, we had to join in the fun and celebrate Day 67 in true Panther style. Thanks for bringing the energy, Panthers… you always keep us smiling! 💜🐾
It’s Day 67 at ECSD, and you know our students weren’t going to let this one pass by. 😄 Since “6-7” is the big trend everyone’s saying this year, we had to join in the fun and celebrate Day 67 in true Panther style. Thanks for bringing the energy, Panthers… you always keep us smiling! 💜🐾
It’s Day 67 at ECSD, and you know our students weren’t going to let this one pass by. 😄 Since “6-7” is the big trend everyone’s saying this year, we had to join in the fun and celebrate Day 67 in true Panther style. Thanks for bringing the energy, Panthers… you always keep us smiling! 💜🐾
Fourth graders wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves.

As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
2 months ago, ECSD Admin
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Fourth graders just wrapped up their Unit 1 in science, where they explored animal structures and how animals use these features to gather information from their environment in order to get food and protect themselves. As an extension of their learning, they had the exciting opportunity for Snake Discovery to visit and present to them. Fourth graders participated in their “Snake, Rattle, and Roll” program. The presentation focused on the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Students had the chance to watch a salamander eat, touch shredded skin, and even hold a large snake for a truly hands on experience! 🐍🦎
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students.

A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️

If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky:

📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us

📞 715-273-3904
2 months ago, ECSD Admin
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students. A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️ If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky: 📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us 📞 715-273-3904
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students. A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️ If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky: 📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us 📞 715-273-3904
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students. A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️ If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky: 📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us 📞 715-273-3904
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students. A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️ If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky: 📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us 📞 715-273-3904
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students. A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️ If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky: 📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us 📞 715-273-3904
Last month our PAC families had the chance to celebrate our hometown heroes at the fire hall with our local fire, police, and EMT teams. It was such a fun community event, and the kids loved seeing the people they read about in books come to life in front of them. These moments of connection and relationship-building mean so much to our students. A big thank you to our hometown heroes for spending time with us and for everything you do for our community! ❤️ If you're interested in joining PAC or want to learn more, reach out to Becky: 📧 LANEB@ellsworth.k12.wi.us 📞 715-273-3904
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has released this year’s school and district report cards, and there’s a lot to celebrate.

Ellsworth Elementary School and Ellsworth Middle School earned an Exceeds Expectations rating. Both schools showed impressive growth, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work happening in those buildings each day.

These results reflect the dedication of our students, staff, families, and community. We’re committed to using this data to guide our work, support continued growth, and ensure success for every learner.

These report cards look at several years of data across four priority areas: Achievement, Growth, Target Group Outcomes, and On-Track to Graduation.

Take a look at the full data here:
https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1970/EllsworthCSD/6140597/School_Report_Cards___Educational_Options.pdf

Panther Pride is strong, and we’re grateful for everyone who contributes to the success of the Ellsworth Community School District 💜🐾
2 months ago, ECSD Admin
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has released this year’s school and district report cards, and there’s a lot to celebrate. Ellsworth Elementary School and Ellsworth Middle School earned an Exceeds Expectations rating. Both schools showed impressive growth, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work happening in those buildings each day. These results reflect the dedication of our students, staff, families, and community. We’re committed to using this data to guide our work, support continued growth, and ensure success for every learner. These report cards look at several years of data across four priority areas: Achievement, Growth, Target Group Outcomes, and On-Track to Graduation. Take a look at the full data here: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1970/EllsworthCSD/6140597/School_Report_Cards___Educational_Options.pdf Panther Pride is strong, and we’re grateful for everyone who contributes to the success of the Ellsworth Community School District 💜🐾
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has released this year’s school and district report cards, and there’s a lot to celebrate. Ellsworth Elementary School and Ellsworth Middle School earned an Exceeds Expectations rating. Both schools showed impressive growth, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work happening in those buildings each day. These results reflect the dedication of our students, staff, families, and community. We’re committed to using this data to guide our work, support continued growth, and ensure success for every learner. These report cards look at several years of data across four priority areas: Achievement, Growth, Target Group Outcomes, and On-Track to Graduation. Take a look at the full data here: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1970/EllsworthCSD/6140597/School_Report_Cards___Educational_Options.pdf Panther Pride is strong, and we’re grateful for everyone who contributes to the success of the Ellsworth Community School District 💜🐾
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has released this year’s school and district report cards, and there’s a lot to celebrate. Ellsworth Elementary School and Ellsworth Middle School earned an Exceeds Expectations rating. Both schools showed impressive growth, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work happening in those buildings each day. These results reflect the dedication of our students, staff, families, and community. We’re committed to using this data to guide our work, support continued growth, and ensure success for every learner. These report cards look at several years of data across four priority areas: Achievement, Growth, Target Group Outcomes, and On-Track to Graduation. Take a look at the full data here: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1970/EllsworthCSD/6140597/School_Report_Cards___Educational_Options.pdf Panther Pride is strong, and we’re grateful for everyone who contributes to the success of the Ellsworth Community School District 💜🐾
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has released this year’s school and district report cards, and there’s a lot to celebrate. Ellsworth Elementary School and Ellsworth Middle School earned an Exceeds Expectations rating. Both schools showed impressive growth, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work happening in those buildings each day. These results reflect the dedication of our students, staff, families, and community. We’re committed to using this data to guide our work, support continued growth, and ensure success for every learner. These report cards look at several years of data across four priority areas: Achievement, Growth, Target Group Outcomes, and On-Track to Graduation. Take a look at the full data here: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1970/EllsworthCSD/6140597/School_Report_Cards___Educational_Options.pdf Panther Pride is strong, and we’re grateful for everyone who contributes to the success of the Ellsworth Community School District 💜🐾
👀💜 Last week, our EC–2nd grade students took part in annual vision screenings hosted by the Ellsworth Lions Club!

A big thank-you to our local Lions Club members for volunteering their time each year to make sure our students are seeing their best. We appreciate your continued support of our schools and community! 🦁📚

#PantherPride
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
👀💜 Last week, our EC–2nd grade students took part in annual vision screenings hosted by the Ellsworth Lions Club! A big thank-you to our local Lions Club members for volunteering their time each year to make sure our students are seeing their best. We appreciate your continued support of our schools and community! 🦁📚 #PantherPride
👀💜 Last week, our EC–2nd grade students took part in annual vision screenings hosted by the Ellsworth Lions Club! A big thank-you to our local Lions Club members for volunteering their time each year to make sure our students are seeing their best. We appreciate your continued support of our schools and community! 🦁📚 #PantherPride
👀💜 Last week, our EC–2nd grade students took part in annual vision screenings hosted by the Ellsworth Lions Club! A big thank-you to our local Lions Club members for volunteering their time each year to make sure our students are seeing their best. We appreciate your continued support of our schools and community! 🦁📚 #PantherPride
👀💜 Last week, our EC–2nd grade students took part in annual vision screenings hosted by the Ellsworth Lions Club! A big thank-you to our local Lions Club members for volunteering their time each year to make sure our students are seeing their best. We appreciate your continued support of our schools and community! 🦁📚 #PantherPride
📣 Ellsworth Community School District – Child Development Screening & Registration 🧸📝
📅 Wednesday, December 3rd
📍 Ellsworth Elementary School
Do you have a 3, 4, or 5-year-old at home? This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about your child’s development in key areas like:
🗣️ Speech & Language
🎯 Fine & Gross Motor Skills
🎨 Play & Social Skills
During the screening, your child will take part in a fun and interactive playgroup, where we’ll observe their social, communication, motor, and early learning skills in a relaxed and supportive environment. 💬👟🖍️
📞 Ready to register or have questions?
Contact Tina Hallock at 715-273-3912 or email hallockt@ellsworth.k12.wi.us

FUTURE SCREENING DATES:
February 4, 2026
March 18, 2029
April 15, 2026
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
FUTURE SCREENING DATES: February 4, 2026 March 18, 2029 April 15, 2026
🥶❄️ Despite the cold and snowy weather, our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade Girls on the Run participants showed incredible determination and completed their 5K at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds this past Sunday! 👟💪

We’re so proud of their hard work, positive attitude, and perseverance! 💜👏

#PantherPride
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
🥶❄️ Despite the cold and snowy weather, our 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade Girls on the Run participants showed incredible determination and completed their 5K at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds this past Sunday! 👟💪 We’re so proud of their hard work, positive attitude, and perseverance! 💜👏 #PantherPride
🎉 EES Character Education Assembly – October!

This month, our students are committed to learning! 📚
They’re showing what it means to:
L – Listen to teachers, classmates, and instructions
E – Explore new ideas, questions, and activities
A – Achieve by completing work and doing their best
R – Respect other students, adults, and our school
N – Nurture by supporting and encouraging others 💜

We also celebrated our Phy-Ed Students of the Month! 🏅
Way to go, Panthers! Keep showing that commitment to learning every day! 🐾
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
🎉 EES Character Education Assembly – October! This month, our students are committed to learning! 📚 They’re showing what it means to: L – Listen to teachers, classmates, and instructions E – Explore new ideas, questions, and activities A – Achieve by completing work and doing their best R – Respect other students, adults, and our school N – Nurture by supporting and encouraging others 💜 We also celebrated our Phy-Ed Students of the Month! 🏅 Way to go, Panthers—keep showing that commitment to learning every day! 🐾
🎉 EES Character Education Assembly – October! This month, our students are committed to learning! 📚 They’re showing what it means to: L – Listen to teachers, classmates, and instructions E – Explore new ideas, questions, and activities A – Achieve by completing work and doing their best R – Respect other students, adults, and our school N – Nurture by supporting and encouraging others 💜 We also celebrated our Phy-Ed Students of the Month! 🏅 Way to go, Panthers—keep showing that commitment to learning every day! 🐾
💜 Positive Solutions: Families Building Positive Relationships 💜

Join us for a free class series at Ellsworth Elementary designed to help families build stronger connections and support positive behavior at home!
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
Postivive Solutions