✨ A Unique Learning Experience in Mrs. Klecker's Biology Class! Mrs. Klecker's high school biology students had the incredible opportunity to learn about falconry firsthand! Steve Kaufer, who has been a licensed falconer for an impressive 49 years (he started at just 14!), joined by his daughter Bethany (a 10th grader), shared their lifelong passion for falconry. For Steve, falconry is more than a hobby—it’s been a way of life. He shared fascinating insights about the history of falconry, how he developed his interest, and the critical role birds of prey play in maintaining ecosystem balance. Students learned about the unique skills and adaptations of these incredible birds and how Steve has shared his passion with his daughters over the years. The class got up close with a Red-Tailed Hawk (Bethany’s bird, the larger one in the photos) and a Peregrine Falcon (the smaller bird). They observed the unique characteristics of each bird and how these traits contribute to their survival. Some students even got to hold the birds—check out DJ holding the falcon! This was an unforgettable experience, blending education, community connection, and hands-on learning about predator/prey relationships and ecosystem balance. A huge thank you to Steve and Bethany for sharing their time and expertise!
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
✨ A Unique Learning Experience in Mrs. Klecker's Biology Class! Mrs. Klecker's high school biology students had the incredible opportunity to learn about falconry firsthand! Steve Kaufer, who has been a licensed falconer for an impressive 49 years (he started at just 14!), joined by his daughter Bethany (a 10th grader), shared their lifelong passion for falconry. For Steve, falconry is more than a hobby—it’s been a way of life. He shared fascinating insights about the history of falconry, how he developed his interest, and the critical role birds of prey play in maintaining ecosystem balance. Students learned about the unique skills and adaptations of these incredible birds and how Steve has shared his passion with his daughters over the years. The class got up close with a Red-Tailed Hawk (Bethany’s bird, the larger one in the photos) and a Peregrine Falcon (the smaller bird). They observed the unique characteristics of each bird and how these traits contribute to their survival. Some students even got to hold the birds—check out DJ Brenner holding the falcon! This was an unforgettable experience, blending education, community connection, and hands-on learning about predator/prey relationships and ecosystem balance. A huge thank you to Steve and Bethany for sharing their time and expertise! 💚🦅
✨ A Unique Learning Experience in Mrs. Klecker's Biology Class! Mrs. Klecker's high school biology students had the incredible opportunity to learn about falconry firsthand! Steve Kaufer, who has been a licensed falconer for an impressive 49 years (he started at just 14!), joined by his daughter Bethany (a 10th grader), shared their lifelong passion for falconry. For Steve, falconry is more than a hobby—it’s been a way of life. He shared fascinating insights about the history of falconry, how he developed his interest, and the critical role birds of prey play in maintaining ecosystem balance. Students learned about the unique skills and adaptations of these incredible birds and how Steve has shared his passion with his daughters over the years. The class got up close with a Red-Tailed Hawk (Bethany’s bird, the larger one in the photos) and a Peregrine Falcon (the smaller bird). They observed the unique characteristics of each bird and how these traits contribute to their survival. Some students even got to hold the birds—check out DJ Brenner holding the falcon! This was an unforgettable experience, blending education, community connection, and hands-on learning about predator/prey relationships and ecosystem balance. A huge thank you to Steve and Bethany for sharing their time and expertise! 💚🦅
✨ A Unique Learning Experience in Mrs. Klecker's Biology Class! Mrs. Klecker's high school biology students had the incredible opportunity to learn about falconry firsthand! Steve Kaufer, who has been a licensed falconer for an impressive 49 years (he started at just 14!), joined by his daughter Bethany (a 10th grader), shared their lifelong passion for falconry. For Steve, falconry is more than a hobby—it’s been a way of life. He shared fascinating insights about the history of falconry, how he developed his interest, and the critical role birds of prey play in maintaining ecosystem balance. Students learned about the unique skills and adaptations of these incredible birds and how Steve has shared his passion with his daughters over the years. The class got up close with a Red-Tailed Hawk (Bethany’s bird, the larger one in the photos) and a Peregrine Falcon (the smaller bird). They observed the unique characteristics of each bird and how these traits contribute to their survival. Some students even got to hold the birds—check out DJ Brenner holding the falcon! This was an unforgettable experience, blending education, community connection, and hands-on learning about predator/prey relationships and ecosystem balance. A huge thank you to Steve and Bethany for sharing their time and expertise! 💚🦅
✨ A Unique Learning Experience in Mrs. Klecker's Biology Class! Mrs. Klecker's high school biology students had the incredible opportunity to learn about falconry firsthand! Steve Kaufer, who has been a licensed falconer for an impressive 49 years (he started at just 14!), joined by his daughter Bethany (a 10th grader), shared their lifelong passion for falconry. For Steve, falconry is more than a hobby—it’s been a way of life. He shared fascinating insights about the history of falconry, how he developed his interest, and the critical role birds of prey play in maintaining ecosystem balance. Students learned about the unique skills and adaptations of these incredible birds and how Steve has shared his passion with his daughters over the years. The class got up close with a Red-Tailed Hawk (Bethany’s bird, the larger one in the photos) and a Peregrine Falcon (the smaller bird). They observed the unique characteristics of each bird and how these traits contribute to their survival. Some students even got to hold the birds—check out DJ Brenner holding the falcon! This was an unforgettable experience, blending education, community connection, and hands-on learning about predator/prey relationships and ecosystem balance. A huge thank you to Steve and Bethany for sharing their time and expertise! 💚🦅
🏒🔥 The Ellsworth Panther Floor Hockey team is having an incredible season so far! The Panthers dominated against the Ellsworth Fire Hall with a 20-7 win, and Smokey the Bear even made a special appearance! 🐻‍🔥 In a nail-biter of a game, the Panthers triumphed over the Ellsworth FFA, 17-13! 🌟 And let’s not forget that huge win against the Ellsworth Middle School staff… so big, we’ll keep the score under wraps to save them some embarrassment! 😅 Let’s keep the energy going—come fill the stands and cheer on the Panthers every Tuesday and Thursday at EES! 📣💜🖤
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
🏒🔥 The Ellsworth Panther Floor Hockey team is having an incredible season so far! The Panthers dominated against the Ellsworth Fire Hall with a 20-7 win, and Smokey the Bear even made a special appearance! 🐻‍🔥 In a nail-biter of a game, the Panthers triumphed over the Ellsworth FFA, 17-13! 🌟 And let’s not forget that huge win against the middle school staff… so big, we’ll keep the score under wraps to save them some embarrassment! 😅 Let’s keep the energy going—come fill the stands and cheer on the Panthers every Tuesday and Thursday at EES! 📣💜🖤
🏒🔥 The Ellsworth Panther Floor Hockey team is having an incredible season so far! The Panthers dominated against the Ellsworth Fire Hall with a 20-7 win, and Smokey the Bear even made a special appearance! 🐻‍🔥 In a nail-biter of a game, the Panthers triumphed over the Ellsworth FFA, 17-13! 🌟 And let’s not forget that huge win against the middle school staff… so big, we’ll keep the score under wraps to save them some embarrassment! 😅 Let’s keep the energy going—come fill the stands and cheer on the Panthers every Tuesday and Thursday at EES! 📣💜🖤
🏒🔥 The Ellsworth Panther Floor Hockey team is having an incredible season so far! The Panthers dominated against the Ellsworth Fire Hall with a 20-7 win, and Smokey the Bear even made a special appearance! 🐻‍🔥 In a nail-biter of a game, the Panthers triumphed over the Ellsworth FFA, 17-13! 🌟 And let’s not forget that huge win against the middle school staff… so big, we’ll keep the score under wraps to save them some embarrassment! 😅 Let’s keep the energy going—come fill the stands and cheer on the Panthers every Tuesday and Thursday at EES! 📣💜🖤
🏒🔥 The Ellsworth Panther Floor Hockey team is having an incredible season so far! The Panthers dominated against the Ellsworth Fire Hall with a 20-7 win, and Smokey the Bear even made a special appearance! 🐻‍🔥 In a nail-biter of a game, the Panthers triumphed over the Ellsworth FFA, 17-13! 🌟 And let’s not forget that huge win against the middle school staff… so big, we’ll keep the score under wraps to save them some embarrassment! 😅 Let’s keep the energy going—come fill the stands and cheer on the Panthers every Tuesday and Thursday at EES! 📣💜🖤
The Panther Closet, which has supported high school students for the past three years with hygiene and clothing items, is now expanding to the middle school! Organizers Lexi Marks and Claire Matzek are teaming up with EMS staff to provide the same support for middle school students in need. To stock the new EMS closet, hygiene drives will be held at all EMS and EHS sporting events from January 27-31. Donations brought to high school games will earn a free concession stand item. Collection sites will also be available at EMS and EHS offices. Event Collection Dates: January 27: Girls Basketball (HS) January 28: Girls BB (MS) & Boys BB (HS) January 30: Girls BB (MS & HS) January 31: Boys BB (HS) 💜Your support makes a difference!💜
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
The Panther Closet, which has supported high school students for the past three years with hygiene and clothing items, is now expanding to the middle school! Organizers Lexi Marks and Claire Matzek are teaming up with EMS staff to provide the same support for middle school students in need. To stock the new EMS closet, hygiene drives will be held at all EMS and EHS sporting events from January 27-31. Donations brought to high school games will earn a free concession stand item. Collection sites will also be available at EMS and EHS offices. Event Collection Dates: January 27: Girls Basketball (HS) January 28: Girls BB (MS) & Boys BB (HS) January 30: Girls BB (MS & HS) January 31: Boys BB (HS) Your support makes a difference!
The Panther Closet, which has supported high school students for the past three years with hygiene and clothing items, is now expanding to the middle school! Organizers Lexi Marks and Claire Matzek are teaming up with EMS staff to provide the same support for middle school students in need. To stock the new EMS closet, hygiene drives will be held at all EMS and EHS sporting events from January 27-31. Donations brought to high school games will earn a free concession stand item. Collection sites will also be available at EMS and EHS offices. Event Collection Dates: January 27: Girls Basketball (HS) January 28: Girls BB (MS) & Boys BB (HS) January 30: Girls BB (MS & HS) January 31: Boys BB (HS) Your support makes a difference!
🌟 Congratulations to our EHS December Students of the Month! 🌟 We are proud to recognize these outstanding students for demonstrating compassion as their character trait of the month. 💙 Whether through acts of kindness, supporting their peers, or showing care and understanding, they truly embody what it means to be part of the Panther family. 🐾 👏 Please join us in celebrating their achievements and thanking them for making EHS a better place!
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
🌟 Congratulations to our EHS December Students of the Month! 🌟 We are proud to recognize these outstanding students for demonstrating compassion as their character trait of the month. 💙 Whether through acts of kindness, supporting their peers, or showing care and understanding, they truly embody what it means to be part of the Panther family. 🐾 👏 Please join us in celebrating their achievements and thanking them for making EHS a better place!
Due to recent snow and cold weather closures: The December 19, 2024, no school day will be made up on April 21, 2025 (the first snow make-up day). The January 21, 2025, cold weather day will be made up on June 4, 2025 (the second snow make-up day). Schedule Updates: June 3, 2025 will now be a full day of school. June 4, 2025 will be the last day of school with an early dismissal. Any future snow/cold weather days for the rest of the 2024-2025 calendar year will be virtual days.
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
Due to recent snow and cold weather closures: The December 19, 2024, no school day will be made up on April 21, 2025 (the first snow make-up day). The January 21, 2025, cold weather day will be made up on June 4, 2025 (the second snow make-up day). Schedule Updates: June 3, 2025 will now be a full day of school. June 4, 2025 will be the last day of school with an early dismissal. Any additional snow or cold weather days this school year will be virtual learning days.
Exciting Employment Opportunities at ECSD!! 💜Tech Ed Teacher for the 2025-2026 school year 💜Finance Specialist 💜Child Care Assistant for Panther Kids Club 💜Elementary Food Service 1 position 💜Food Service 2 position + Several sub & coaching positions available. 💼 How to Apply: To explore the available positions and apply, please visit our official website at https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/employment You'll find detailed job descriptions, application requirements, and information about the application process.
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
Exciting Employment Opportunities at ECSD!! Tech Ed Teacher for the 2025-2026 school year Finance Specialist Child Care Assistant for Panther Kids Club Elementary Food Service 1 position Food Service 2 position + Several sub & coaching positions available. How to Apply: To explore the available positions and apply, please visit our official website at https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/employment You'll find detailed job descriptions, application requirements, and information about the application process.
Due to the cold temperatures and wind chill and the fact that our area is in an Extreme Cold Warning the Ellsworth Community School District is closing school tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21, 2025. PKC is closed as well. After school activities remain scheduled as usual.
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
Due to the cold temperatures and wind chill and the fact that our area is in an Extreme Cold Warning the Ellsworth Community School District is closing school tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21, 2025. PKC is closed as well. After school activities remain scheduled as usual.
🩺 A Message from the School Nurse 🩺 We want to remind families about important guidelines to help keep everyone healthy this season: 🌡️ Fever: If your child has a fever of 100.0°F or higher, they should remain at home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication. 🤢 Vomiting or Diarrhea: If your child experiences vomiting or excessive diarrhea (three or more episodes within 24 hours), they can return to school once they have been free of symptoms for 24 hours. We’ve been seeing cases of mono, gastroenteritis (stomach flu), Influenza A, strep throat, and respiratory illnesses such as croup and bronchitis. 🔍 Please monitor your student’s health closely before sending them to school. If they are feeling unwell with symptoms like fever, vomiting, or diarrhea, allow them to recover at home to help reduce the spread of illness within our buildings. Your efforts make a big difference in keeping everyone well. Thank you for your cooperation and care!
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
🩺 A Message from the School Nurse 🩺 We want to remind families about important guidelines to help keep everyone healthy this season: 🌡️ Fever: If your child has a fever of 100.0°F or higher, they should remain at home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication. 🤢 Vomiting or Diarrhea: If your child experiences vomiting or excessive diarrhea (three or more episodes within 24 hours), they can return to school once they have been free of symptoms for 24 hours. We’ve been seeing cases of mono, gastroenteritis (stomach flu), Influenza A, strep throat, and respiratory illnesses such as croup and bronchitis. 🔍 Please monitor your student’s health closely before sending them to school. If they are feeling unwell with symptoms like fever, vomiting, or diarrhea, allow them to recover at home to help reduce the spread of illness within our buildings. Your efforts make a big difference in keeping everyone well. Thank you for your cooperation and care!
📚✨ Explore Your Future! ✨📚 Join us at the Western WI College & Career Fair on January 13, 2025, from 5:30-7:30 PM at River Falls High School! 🔹 25+ reps from top employers in Western WI 🔹 70+ reps from tech colleges, military, universities, and apprenticeships 🔹 FREE admission for all—open to all area schools! Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to discover your next step. Learn more here: http://tinyurl.com/2bedbj29
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
📚✨ Explore Your Future! ✨📚 Join us at the Western WI College & Career Fair on January 13, 2025, from 5:30-7:30 PM at River Falls High School! 🔹 25+ reps from top employers in Western WI 🔹 70+ reps from tech colleges, military, universities, and apprenticeships 🔹 FREE admission for all—open to all area schools! Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to discover your next step. Learn more here: http://tinyurl.com/2bedbj29
📚✨ Explore Your Future! ✨📚 Join us at the Western WI College & Career Fair on January 13, 2025, from 5:30-7:30 PM at River Falls High School! 🔹 25+ reps from top employers in Western WI 🔹 70+ reps from tech colleges, military, universities, and apprenticeships 🔹 FREE admission for all—open to all area schools! Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to discover your next step. Learn more here: http://tinyurl.com/2bedbj29
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge last week—a military twist on Chopped! Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
🍴✨ Chopped: MRE Edition! ✨🍴 Our High School Food Service students took on a unique challenge today—a military twist on Chopped! 🥳 Ellsworth grad Spc. Jaegar Quade from the Army National Guard joined us, bringing MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) packets and challenging students to create culinary masterpieces. With creativity and teamwork, the students whipped up some impressive dishes! 👨‍🍳👏 A huge thank you to Spc. Quade for sharing his time and expertise with us.
Our High School Vocational FACS students recently ventured to Hanisch Bakery in Red Wing for a day filled with sweet treats and social time! It was a great opportunity to explore local flavors while building connections and enjoying a fun outing.
5 months ago, ECSD Admin
Our High School Vocational FACS students recently ventured to Hanisch Bakery in Red Wing for a day filled with sweet treats and social time! 🥳🍪 It was a great opportunity to explore local flavors while building connections and enjoying a fun outing.
Our High School Vocational FACS students recently ventured to Hanisch Bakery in Red Wing for a day filled with sweet treats and social time! 🥳🍪 It was a great opportunity to explore local flavors while building connections and enjoying a fun outing.
We’re excited to see our students and staff back in the buildings starting January 2nd! Check out the January lunch menu to fuel up for a great start to 2025. Let’s make it an amazing year! 🐾✨
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
January
Due to the snow day yesterday. Today will be the: Sub Sandwich Bag of Chips Fresh Veggies Choice of Fruit
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
Due to the snow day yesterday. Today will be the: Sub Sandwich Bag of Chips Fresh Veggies Choice of Fruit
No school today Thursday December 19th due to weather.
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
no school
👶✨ Learning Through Connection in Child Development! Mrs. Matzek's Child Development students have been visiting 4YK classrooms throughout the quarter, spending time engaging with younger children while exploring different areas of child development. 🧸📚 These visits provide a hands-on opportunity for our students to observe and interact with children at various ages and stages, deepening their understanding of growth, learning, and development. 💡❤️ It’s been such a rewarding experience for everyone involved—learning through play and connection!
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
👶✨ Learning Through Connection in Child Development! Mrs. Matzek's Child Development students have been visiting 4YK classrooms throughout the quarter, spending time engaging with younger children while exploring different areas of child development. 🧸📚 These visits provide a hands-on opportunity for our students to observe and interact with children at various ages and stages, deepening their understanding of growth, learning, and development. 💡❤️ It’s been such a rewarding experience for everyone involved—learning through play and connection!
👶✨ Learning Through Connection in Child Development! Mrs. Matzek's Child Development students have been visiting 4YK classrooms throughout the quarter, spending time engaging with younger children while exploring different areas of child development. 🧸📚 These visits provide a hands-on opportunity for our students to observe and interact with children at various ages and stages, deepening their understanding of growth, learning, and development. 💡❤️ It’s been such a rewarding experience for everyone involved—learning through play and connection!
👶✨ Learning Through Connection in Child Development! Mrs. Matzek's Child Development students have been visiting 4YK classrooms throughout the quarter, spending time engaging with younger children while exploring different areas of child development. 🧸📚 These visits provide a hands-on opportunity for our students to observe and interact with children at various ages and stages, deepening their understanding of growth, learning, and development. 💡❤️ It’s been such a rewarding experience for everyone involved—learning through play and connection!
🩺 A Message from the School Nurse 🩺 We want to remind families about important guidelines to help keep everyone healthy this season: 🌡️ Fever: If your child has a fever of 100.0°F or higher, they should remain at home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication. 🤢 Vomiting or Diarrhea: If your child experiences vomiting or excessive diarrhea (three or more episodes within 24 hours), they can return to school once they have been free of symptoms for 24 hours. We’ve been seeing cases of mono, gastroenteritis (stomach flu), Influenza A, strep throat, and respiratory illnesses such as croup and bronchitis. 🔍 Please monitor your student’s health closely before sending them to school. If they are feeling unwell with symptoms like fever, vomiting, or diarrhea, allow them to recover at home to help reduce the spread of illness within our buildings. Your efforts make a big difference in keeping everyone well. Thank you for your cooperation and care!
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
🩺 A Message from the School Nurse 🩺 We want to remind families about important guidelines to help keep everyone healthy this season: 🌡️ Fever: If your child has a fever of 100.0°F or higher, they should remain at home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication. 🤢 Vomiting or Diarrhea: If your child experiences vomiting or excessive diarrhea (three or more episodes within 24 hours), they can return to school once they have been free of symptoms for 24 hours. We’ve been seeing cases of mono, gastroenteritis (stomach flu), Influenza A, strep throat, and respiratory illnesses such as croup and bronchitis. 🔍 Please monitor your student’s health closely before sending them to school. If they are feeling unwell with symptoms like fever, vomiting, or diarrhea, allow them to recover at home to help reduce the spread of illness within our buildings. Your efforts make a big difference in keeping everyone well. Thank you for your cooperation and care!
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
🚨 Content Warning: Dissection Photos Ahead 🚨 This post contains details and photos of an anatomy dissection activity that may not be suitable for everyone. 🔬🫀 Hands-On Learning in Anatomy & Physiology! Mrs. Kleckers' Anatomy and Physiology students had an unforgettable experience dissecting deer hearts donated by our amazing community members! This hands-on activity allowed students to identify heart structures and trace the pathway of blood flow through the heart. 🩸💡 To add to the excitement, one student even brought in a cow heart and lung for dissection, providing an incredible opportunity to explore even more anatomy! 🐄🫁 Thank you to everyone who made this learning experience possible—our students had a blast! 👏
📅 Attention, Planners! 📝 We’ve got exciting news for all the organized minds out there — the 2025-2026 School Year Calendar is here! 🎉 Start planning ahead with confidence and mark those important dates. 📌 Check it out here: https://5il.co/32ton
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
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🌟 Congratulations to our EHS Students of the Month for November 2024! 🌟 This month we’re celebrating Citizenship, and these outstanding students truly exemplify what it means to make a positive impact in our school and community. 🏆👏 📚Join us in applauding their hard work, kindness, and dedication to making EHS a better place for everyone. Way to go, Panthers!
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
🌟 Congratulations to our EHS Students of the Month for November 2024! 🌟 This month we’re celebrating Citizenship, and these outstanding students truly exemplify what it means to make a positive impact in our school and community. 🏆👏 📚💛 Join us in applauding their hard work, kindness, and dedication to making EHS a better place for everyone. Way to go, Panthers!
🎁🎄 When the principal is away... the teachers will play! 🎄🎁 The high school staff got into the holiday spirit in the most festive way possible! While Mr. Nehls was out, they turned his office into a gift-wrapped masterpiece. 🎅✨ From the desk to the chair to every little detail, it's all decked out in shiny paper and bows! 🎀 We can't wait to see his reaction when he "unwraps" his office! 😄
6 months ago, ECSD Admin
🎁🎄 When the principal is away... the teachers will play! 🎄🎁 Our staff got into the holiday spirit in the most festive way possible! While Mr. [Principal's Last Name] was out, we turned his office into a gift-wrapped masterpiece. 🎅✨ From the desk to the chair to every little detail, it's all decked out in shiny paper and bows! 🎀 We can't wait to see his reaction when he "unwraps" his office! 😄