Not-On-Tobacco~ A Proven Teen Smoking and Vaping Cessation Program THE GROUP WILL BE STARTING FEBRUARY 1ST FROM 1-2 ON EVERY THURSDAY. This is a voluntary program that you can sign yourself up for if you are looking for help with your tobacco use. Unlike other cessation programs that simply modify adult curriculum, N-O-T was designed with teenagers in mind and addresses issues that are specifically important to you! This is a 10-session program: Session 1: Reasons for Quitting Session 2: Why I Smoke/Vape Session 3: Nicotine Addiction and Triggers Session 4: Effects of Smoking/Vaping Session 5: Physical, Psychological and Social Benefits of Quitting Session 6: Quitting Nicotine Use Session 7: Overcoming Obstacles to Quitting Session 8: How to Deal with Stress Session 9: Myths of Big Tobacco Session 10: Staying Committed to Quitting These confidential, small group meetings will be run by Kathy Asper from Arbor Place and Ms. "Hutch" Hutcheson. We will start the group on February 1st from 1-2 at the high school and will be held 1x/a week. We want to be clear that we are offering these groups to support you~ not to judge, shame, or discipline you! Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jRlBh4Vg3gxprXgWraPQf7s6PK9QHJvB9UidpFoCo3Y/viewform?edit_requested=true
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
GROUP WILL BE STARTING FEBRUARY 1ST FROM 1-2 ON EVERY THURSDAY. This is a voluntary program that you can sign yourself up for if you are looking for help with your tobacco use. Unlike other cessation programs which simply modify adult curriculum, N-O-T was designed with teenagers in mind and addresses issues that are specifically important to you! This is a 10 session program: Session 1: Reasons for Quitting Session 2: Why I Smoke/Vape Session 3: Nicotine Addiction and Triggers Session 4: Effects of Smoking/Vaping Session 5: Physical, Psychological and Social Benefits of Quitting Session 6: Quitting Nicotine Use Session 7: Overcoming Obstacles to Quitting Session 8: How to Deal with Stress Session 9: Myths of Big Tobacco Session 10: Staying Committed to Quitting These confidential, small group meetings will be run by Kathy Asper from Arbor Place and Ms. "Hutch" Hutcheson. We will start the group on February 1st from 1-2 at the high school and will be held 1x/week. We want to be clear that we are offering these groups to support you~ not to judge, shame, or discipline you!
On January 29, 2024 from 5:30 - 7:30 River Falls HS will be hosting a college and career fair. The event is free. This is a great opportunity for you and your parents to explore post-secondary opportunities. An email will be sent to all parents also making them aware of this opportunity. We are letting you know that we will also be taking a bus if transportation is an issue at not cost. We need to know on/before 3:30 on Friday, January 25 if you intend on taking the bus and how many people will be going. You do not need to take the bus to attend the event. If you would like to attend and ride the bus, at no cost, please fill out the below form on/before 3:30 on January 26. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTD4cqa-ImcBVTldQb_A1qu0x0RRiXAcW7lwZkjIKQSWs8Bg/viewform
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
River FAlls
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
7th grade science has been exploring thermal energy the last couple weeks with using our new pocket lab thermo sensors. This week students designed and built thermos to try to keep water hot for the longest amount of time.
The middle school Forensics/Speech team did outstanding at their first practice meet on Tuesday, January 16. All five participants placed first in their categories. Aria Mennenga and Esemerelda Johnson scored the blue ribbon for the duo in Play Acting; Bennie Thien received his for News Broadcasting (radio); Luke Lundstrom for Prose, and Kendra Maas-Zielger for Non-Original Oratory. The team's first invitational meet is at Viking Middle School on Thursday, January 25!
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
The middle school Forensics/Speech team did outstanding at their first practice meet on Tuesday, January 16. All five participants placed first in their categories. Aria Mennenga and Esemerelda Johnson scored the blue ribbon for the duo in Play Acting; Bennie Thien received his for News Broadcasting (radio); Luke Lundstrom for Prose, and Kendra Maas-Zielger for Non-Original Oratory. The team's first invitational meet is at Viking Middle School on Thursday, January 25!
At this event, all students in 8th-11th grade can visit booths representing each academic department and have the opportunity to speak with teachers about the best class selection for their potential career path (and acquire signatures as requested). Student registration for the 2024-25 school year will take place at this event. Parents are invited but not required to attend.
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
promo fair
We are looking for a minimum of 36 VOLUNTEERS for April 30th and May 14th!!! On April 30th the 7th grade class, and on May 14th the 6th grade class will be attending Junior Achievement, a unique experiential education program. This on-site visit is one of the concluding activities to the curriculum. To ensure a successful visit, we need at least 18 adult volunteers to accompany us to Junior Achievement in St. Paul and help facilitate the simulation activities. The role of the volunteer will be to guide the students as they work on their simulation. Volunteers who offer to assist during the on-site visit must participate in an online training session to prepare for their work with the students. This training provides volunteers with the opportunity to understand the in-class curriculum as well as the on-site schedule and procedures. They will gain understanding about their role in assisting the students. Junior Achievement suggests parents not be placed with their child, although there will be time during lunch and shopping breaks for parents to connect with their child. All volunteers must be on the approved volunteer list for Ellsworth Community Schools (the form is attached and is also available in the Middle School office or online). Volunteers will be required to complete an online orientation session one week prior to our visit to Junior Achievement. Volunteers will also be required to arrive one hour before the students, on the morning of our simulation to receive instructions from the JA staff. Junior Achievement is located at 1745 University Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104. Volunteers will need to drive themselves or ride with other volunteers in order to attend the required training before the students arrive. If you'd like to volunteer please contact Buena Farrell at farrellb@ellsworth.k12.wi.us
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
We are looking for a minimum of 36 VOLUNTEERS for April 30th and May 14th!!! On April 30th the 7th grade class, and on May 14th the 6th grade class will be attending Junior Achievement, a unique experiential education program. This on-site visit is one of the concluding activities to the curriculum. To ensure a successful visit, we need at least 18 adult volunteers to accompany us to Junior Achievement in St. Paul and help facilitate the simulation activities. The role of the volunteer will be to provide guidance to the students as they work on their simulation. Volunteers who offer to assist during the on-site visit must participate in an online training session to prepare for their work with the students. This training provides volunteers with the opportunity to understand the in-class curriculum as well as the on-site schedule and procedures. They will gain understanding about their role in assisting the students. Junior Achievement suggests parents not be placed with their child, although there will be time during lunch and shopping breaks for parents to connect with their child. All volunteers must be on the approved volunteer list for Ellsworth Community Schools (the form is attached and is also available in the Middle School office or online). Volunteers will be required to complete an online orientation session one week prior to our visit to Junior Achievement. Volunteers will also be required to arrive one hour before the students, on the morning of our simulation to receive instructions from the JA staff. Junior Achievement is located at 1745 University Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104. Volunteers will need to drive themselves or ride with other volunteers in order to attend the required training before the students arrive.
We are looking for a minimum of 36 VOLUNTEERS for April 30th and May 14th!!! On April 30th the 7th grade class, and on May 14th the 6th grade class will be attending Junior Achievement, a unique experiential education program. This on-site visit is one of the concluding activities to the curriculum. To ensure a successful visit, we need at least 18 adult volunteers to accompany us to Junior Achievement in St. Paul and help facilitate the simulation activities. The role of the volunteer will be to provide guidance to the students as they work on their simulation. Volunteers who offer to assist during the on-site visit must participate in an online training session to prepare for their work with the students. This training provides volunteers with the opportunity to understand the in-class curriculum as well as the on-site schedule and procedures. They will gain understanding about their role in assisting the students. Junior Achievement suggests parents not be placed with their child, although there will be time during lunch and shopping breaks for parents to connect with their child. All volunteers must be on the approved volunteer list for Ellsworth Community Schools (the form is attached and is also available in the Middle School office or online). Volunteers will be required to complete an online orientation session one week prior to our visit to Junior Achievement. Volunteers will also be required to arrive one hour before the students, on the morning of our simulation to receive instructions from the JA staff. Junior Achievement is located at 1745 University Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104. Volunteers will need to drive themselves or ride with other volunteers in order to attend the required training before the students arrive.
We are looking for a minimum of 36 VOLUNTEERS for April 30th and May 14th!!! On April 30th the 7th grade class, and on May 14th the 6th grade class will be attending Junior Achievement, a unique experiential education program. This on-site visit is one of the concluding activities to the curriculum. To ensure a successful visit, we need at least 18 adult volunteers to accompany us to Junior Achievement in St. Paul and help facilitate the simulation activities. The role of the volunteer will be to provide guidance to the students as they work on their simulation. Volunteers who offer to assist during the on-site visit must participate in an online training session to prepare for their work with the students. This training provides volunteers with the opportunity to understand the in-class curriculum as well as the on-site schedule and procedures. They will gain understanding about their role in assisting the students. Junior Achievement suggests parents not be placed with their child, although there will be time during lunch and shopping breaks for parents to connect with their child. All volunteers must be on the approved volunteer list for Ellsworth Community Schools (the form is attached and is also available in the Middle School office or online). Volunteers will be required to complete an online orientation session one week prior to our visit to Junior Achievement. Volunteers will also be required to arrive one hour before the students, on the morning of our simulation to receive instructions from the JA staff. Junior Achievement is located at 1745 University Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104. Volunteers will need to drive themselves or ride with other volunteers in order to attend the required training before the students arrive.
We are looking for a minimum of 36 VOLUNTEERS for April 30th and May 14th!!! On April 30th the 7th grade class, and on May 14th the 6th grade class will be attending Junior Achievement, a unique experiential education program. This on-site visit is one of the concluding activities to the curriculum. To ensure a successful visit, we need at least 18 adult volunteers to accompany us to Junior Achievement in St. Paul and help facilitate the simulation activities. The role of the volunteer will be to provide guidance to the students as they work on their simulation. Volunteers who offer to assist during the on-site visit must participate in an online training session to prepare for their work with the students. This training provides volunteers with the opportunity to understand the in-class curriculum as well as the on-site schedule and procedures. They will gain understanding about their role in assisting the students. Junior Achievement suggests parents not be placed with their child, although there will be time during lunch and shopping breaks for parents to connect with their child. All volunteers must be on the approved volunteer list for Ellsworth Community Schools (the form is attached and is also available in the Middle School office or online). Volunteers will be required to complete an online orientation session one week prior to our visit to Junior Achievement. Volunteers will also be required to arrive one hour before the students, on the morning of our simulation to receive instructions from the JA staff. Junior Achievement is located at 1745 University Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104. Volunteers will need to drive themselves or ride with other volunteers in order to attend the required training before the students arrive.
We are looking for a minimum of 36 VOLUNTEERS for April 30th and May 14th!!! On April 30th the 7th grade class, and on May 14th the 6th grade class will be attending Junior Achievement, a unique experiential education program. This on-site visit is one of the concluding activities to the curriculum. To ensure a successful visit, we need at least 18 adult volunteers to accompany us to Junior Achievement in St. Paul and help facilitate the simulation activities. The role of the volunteer will be to provide guidance to the students as they work on their simulation. Volunteers who offer to assist during the on-site visit must participate in an online training session to prepare for their work with the students. This training provides volunteers with the opportunity to understand the in-class curriculum as well as the on-site schedule and procedures. They will gain understanding about their role in assisting the students. Junior Achievement suggests parents not be placed with their child, although there will be time during lunch and shopping breaks for parents to connect with their child. All volunteers must be on the approved volunteer list for Ellsworth Community Schools (the form is attached and is also available in the Middle School office or online). Volunteers will be required to complete an online orientation session one week prior to our visit to Junior Achievement. Volunteers will also be required to arrive one hour before the students, on the morning of our simulation to receive instructions from the JA staff. Junior Achievement is located at 1745 University Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104. Volunteers will need to drive themselves or ride with other volunteers in order to attend the required training before the students arrive.
💜ECSD IS SEEKING SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS💜 The need for substitute teachers is at an all-time high!
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
The need for substitute teachers is at an all-time high!
At the January board meeting, the Ellsworth Community School District Board of Education officially approved the resolution to move to a $25.445 million Facilities Referendum at the upcoming April 2, 2024, election. A year ago, the district contracted for the completion of an in-depth facility study to best identify our most pressing facility needs. This study provided important information regarding the life cycles of aging infrastructure of our facilities such as mechanicals, flooring, doors, windows, parking lots, roofs, etc. Following the facility study, a community-wide survey was conducted last fall to measure support for various elements of what were defined as the items of highest priority. In all, $40.4 million in projects were tested. The results of the survey showed little support for projects that included outdoor athletic field improvements and a childcare facility. The survey also demonstrated that the cost of all of the projects was a concern. As a result of the survey, the projects were narrowed down in scope and cost with the elimination of the athletic field projects and the childcare facility. The projects now include: ◼️Addressing aging infrastructure at the nearly 30-year-old middle school along with light remodeling of the locker bays, science labs, and Career and Tech Ed area. ◼️Addressing aging infrastructure at the high school. ◼️Remodeling and expansion of the 1970’s era Career and Tech Ed area at the high school in order to promote careers in the trades, agriculture, engineering, food service, and business. ◼️Expansion of the inadequate weight room and physical fitness area at the high school to meet the needs of our physical and athletic programs along with the expansion of the main gym lobby. In the coming weeks leading up to the referendum, we will be publishing much more information about the referendum to best inform the public about the proposed projects. We have also launched a referendum project page on our website at https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/facility-referendum-2024
3 months ago, ECSD Admin
At the January board meeting, the Ellsworth Community School District Board of Education officially approved the resolution to move to a $25.445 million Facilities Referendum at the upcoming April 2, 2024, election. A year ago, the district contracted for the completion of an in-depth facility study to best identify our most pressing facility needs. This study provided important information regarding the life cycles of aging infrastructure of our facilities such as mechanicals, flooring, doors, windows, parking lots, roofs, etc. Following the facility study, a community-wide survey was conducted last fall to measure support for various elements of what were defined as the items of highest priority. In all, $40.4 million in projects were tested. The results of the survey showed little support for projects that included outdoor athletic field improvements and a childcare facility. The survey also demonstrated that the cost of all of the projects was a concern. As a result of the survey, the projects were narrowed down in scope and cost with the elimination of the athletic field projects and the childcare facility. The projects now include: Addressing aging infrastructure at the nearly 30-year-old middle school along with light remodeling of the locker bays, science labs, and Career and Tech Ed area. Addressing aging infrastructure at the high school. Remodeling and expansion of the 1970’s era Career and Tech Ed area at the high school in order to promote careers in the trades, agriculture, engineering, food service, and business. Expansion of the inadequate weight room and physical fitness area at the high school to meet the needs of our physical and athletic programs along with the expansion of the main gym lobby. In the coming weeks leading up to the referendum, we will be publishing much more information about the referendum to best inform the public about the proposed projects. We have also launched a referendum project page on our website at www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us.
EMS December Students of the Month
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
EMS December Students of the Month
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
Thank you to the EMS Parents' Club for sponsoring the 6th Grade 3D cell model project! Student groups were able to choose if they wanted to create a plant or animal cell and which supplies they would use to represent each cell organelle.
The 6th-grade ski field trip for today has been postponed and rescheduled for January 26th.
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
fyi
Coriander Living Collective is hosting a grief workshop for free at the River Falls Public Library on February 8th from 6:30 - 7:30. Here is the info: https://www.corianderlivingcollective.com/workshops-retreats/grief-stephanie-larson-river-falls-library
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
https://www.corianderlivingcollective.com/workshops-retreats/grief-stephanie-larson-river-falls-library
Camp Pepin Summer Registration: Would your student be interested in attending summer camp? The Red Wing YMCA runs both day camps and overnight camps throughout the summer. These are at reduced costs through the Ellsworth School District Outside of School Grant. If you have any questions, please email pechaceka@ellsworth.k12.wi.us https://redwingpepin.campintouch.com/ui/unrestricted/pricing/DatesAndRates
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
https://redwingpepin.campintouch.com/ui/unrestricted/pricing/DatesAndRates
The deadline for Empower Ellsworth is approaching!! If you have a great idea for a service capstone project and need funding for some component, please consider applying for the Empower Ellsworth Grant. This is a way for EHS students to get start-up money for an idea. See the link below, and ask Mrs. Pechacek if you have any questions! Application info is here. All the money stays in the Ellsworth community! Apply today! https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/empower-ellsworth
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
Empower Ellsworth: Students! If you have a great idea for a service capstone project and need funding for some component, please consider applying for the Empower Ellsworth Grant. This is a way for EHS students to get start-up money for an idea. See the link below, and ask Mrs. Pechacek if you have any questions! Application info is here. All the money stays in the Ellsworth community! Apply today! https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/empower-ellsworth
Exciting News from ECSD Community Education! Get ready to unlock your hidden talents with our upcoming community education programs! 🌟 Registration deadlines are approaching, so don't miss out on these fun and enriching classes. 🎉 1️⃣ Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People 🎹 Have you ever dreamt of playing the piano but thought you were too busy? Join us for an instant piano course tailored for the hopelessly busy! Discover the joy of making music effortlessly. 🎶 Deadline for registration: 1/18/24 2️⃣ Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People 🎸 No time to spare, but always wanted to strum the strings? Our instant guitar class is designed just for you! Unleash your inner rockstar without the hassle. 🤘 Deadline for registration: 1/18/24 3️⃣ Valentine Sock Gnomes Workshop ❤️ Spread love and get crafty with our Valentine Sock Gnomes workshop! Create adorable gnomes using socks and share the love this Valentine's Day. 💖 Deadline for registration: 1/26/24 Don't let time slip away – secure your spot now! Visit https://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/page/community-education to sign up and embark on a journey of learning, creativity, and fun. 🌈📝
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
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📚✨ Exciting News from ECSD Spelling Bee! 🎉🏆 Let's give a big round of applause to our incredible spellers who showcased their linguistic skills at the ECSD Spelling Bee for grades 3-8! 🌟 🏅 Ellsworth Champion (7th Grade): Layla Cook Congratulations to Layla for emerging as the Ellsworth Champion! 🥈 Runner-up (8th Grade): Landon Robole Congratulations to Landon for an outstanding performance and securing the well-deserved runner-up position! 🏆 EES Champion (Grade 3): Violet Oberg Let's also celebrate our youngest spelling sensation, Violet! 🌈📖 You are the EES Champion, and your spelling talents have set a high standard! Congratulations to all participants who made the ECSD Spelling Bee an event to remember! Your hard work, determination, and love for words have truly made us proud. Keep spelling those words with confidence!
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
🐝📚✨ Exciting News from ECSD Spelling Bee! 🎉🏆 Let's give a big round of applause to our incredible spellers who showcased their linguistic prowess at the ECSD Spelling Bee for grades 3-8! 🌟 🏅 Ellsworth Champion (7th Grade): Layla Cook Congratulations to Layla Cook for emerging as the Ellsworth Champion! 🎉 Your dedication and linguistic skills truly shone bright on the spelling bee stage! 🌟🐝 🥈 Runner-up (8th Grade): Landon Robole A special shoutout to Landon Robole for an outstanding performance and securing the well-deserved runner-up position! 🌟 Your spelling prowess did not go unnoticed! 👏📚 🏆 EES Champion (Grade 3): Violet Oberg Let's also celebrate our youngest spelling sensation, Violet Oberg! 🌈📖 You are the EES Champion, and your spelling talents have truly set a high standard! 🎊🐝 A heartfelt congratulations to all participants who made the ECSD Spelling Bee an event to remember! 🙌👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 Your hard work, determination, and love for words have truly made us proud. Keep spelling those words with confidence! 🚀📝
🐝📚✨ Exciting News from ECSD Spelling Bee! 🎉🏆 Let's give a big round of applause to our incredible spellers who showcased their linguistic prowess at the ECSD Spelling Bee for grades 3-8! 🌟 🏅 Ellsworth Champion (7th Grade): Layla Cook Congratulations to Layla Cook for emerging as the Ellsworth Champion! 🎉 Your dedication and linguistic skills truly shone bright on the spelling bee stage! 🌟🐝 🥈 Runner-up (8th Grade): Landon Robole A special shoutout to Landon Robole for an outstanding performance and securing the well-deserved runner-up position! 🌟 Your spelling prowess did not go unnoticed! 👏📚 🏆 EES Champion (Grade 3): Violet Oberg Let's also celebrate our youngest spelling sensation, Violet Oberg! 🌈📖 You are the EES Champion, and your spelling talents have truly set a high standard! 🎊🐝 A heartfelt congratulations to all participants who made the ECSD Spelling Bee an event to remember! 🙌👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 Your hard work, determination, and love for words have truly made us proud. Keep spelling those words with confidence! 🚀📝
🐝📚✨ Exciting News from ECSD Spelling Bee! 🎉🏆 Let's give a big round of applause to our incredible spellers who showcased their linguistic prowess at the ECSD Spelling Bee for grades 3-8! 🌟 🏅 Ellsworth Champion (7th Grade): Layla Cook Congratulations to Layla Cook for emerging as the Ellsworth Champion! 🎉 Your dedication and linguistic skills truly shone bright on the spelling bee stage! 🌟🐝 🥈 Runner-up (8th Grade): Landon Robole A special shoutout to Landon Robole for an outstanding performance and securing the well-deserved runner-up position! 🌟 Your spelling prowess did not go unnoticed! 👏📚 🏆 EES Champion (Grade 3): Violet Oberg Let's also celebrate our youngest spelling sensation, Violet Oberg! 🌈📖 You are the EES Champion, and your spelling talents have truly set a high standard! 🎊🐝 A heartfelt congratulations to all participants who made the ECSD Spelling Bee an event to remember! 🙌👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 Your hard work, determination, and love for words have truly made us proud. Keep spelling those words with confidence! 🚀📝
To register for Snowmobile Safety Classes please go to https://gowild.wi.gov/
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
https://gowild.wi.gov/
6th-grade parents!!!!! Our 6th graders are heading to Welch on Friday for their ski trip and we were informed that Welch Village is cashless. They recommend Visa gift cards or a Welch Village E-Gift Card for students. E-gift cards are also available for purchase on welchvillage.com and provide a QR code that can be used immediately to purchase food and beverages at the resort. They are also able to exchange cash for a Welch Village gift card at the Welch Village office. https://www.welchvillage.com/index.cfm
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
6th-grade parents!!!!! Our 6th graders are heading to Welch on Friday for their ski trip and we were informed that Welch Village is cashless. They recommend Visa gift cards or a Welch Village E-Gift Card for students. E-gift cards are also available for purchase on welchvillage.com and provide a QR code that can be used immediately to purchase food and beverages at the resort. They are also able to exchange cash for a Welch Village gift card at the Welch Village office. https://www.welchvillage.com/index.cfm
Exciting Employment Opportunities at ECSD!! 💜 Food Service Staff Position at EES 💜 Custodian - District Wide 💜 Special Education Teaching Assistant at EHS 💜2nd Grade Teacher Long Term Sub at EES + coaching & substitute 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.
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
We're Hiring
Make a conservation poster! Retta Isaacson from the Pierce County Land Conservation Department will introduce this year’s poster contest and theme and provide guidance for creating yours. Poster-making materials will be provided, along with time to start on your entry. For more information please contact Caroline at cherfindahl@ellsworthlibrary.org
4 months ago, ECSD Admin
Make a conservation poster! Retta Isaacson from the Pierce County Land Conservation Department will introduce this year’s poster contest and theme and provide guidance for creating yours. Poster making materials will be provided, along with time to start on your entry