First-year floral students had the opportunity to truly celebrate fall with their mum flowers and pumpkin containers. They had fun cleaning their pie-sized pumpkins—many had never done this before—to create their unique containers.
📣Go Ladybirds!
🚨 UPDATE🚨 All tickets will be online. Presale prices are good until noon on Friday. Ticket price increases to $8 for everyone after noon on Friday and no cash at the gate.
El Campo Ricebirds vs Calallen Wildcats in Bi District Playoff
November 15, 7:30PM
Sandcrab Stadium - Port Lavaca, Tx
Presale Tickets available online: Adults $7, Students $4.District and THSCA passes will be accepted. District and THSCA passes will be accepted.
Ticket Link: https://gofan.co/event/2227452?schoolId=TX13013
Mrs. Priesmeyer and Ford's classes were buzzing with excitement as they dove into the world of pollination and discovered how our fuzzy friends, the bees, work their magic to help flowers bloom! 🐝🌸bee
The ECHS Interact Rotarians, along with their sponsor Pam Hunt and Lucas Nyssen, the Rotary foreign exchange student from Belgium, had a delightful lunch with the Rotary Club of El Campo.
THANK YOU, Ricebird School Psychologists for all you do for ECISD!
Veterans meet at the ECHS Strength & Conditioning parking lot on Pecan Street.
We will start at 8:15 a.m. with a Salute to our Veterans with the High School Band performing the “Star Spangled Banner” and “TAPS” to honor fallen soldiers. Veterans will then follow the parade leader to Myatt/Northside, Hutchins, ECHS, St. Philip School, and ECMS.
Veterans, please feel free to decorate your cars. You will be able to stay in your vehicle while being recognized for your service at each campus.
El Campo vs La Vernia Livestream brought to you by First State Bank of Louise:
https://tinyurl.com/ECRicebirds
Our little Ricebirds loved their first RIF party of the school year!
RIF (Reading is Fundamental) is put on by El Campo’s Sesame Club. These wonderful ladies put on a presentation of the story, "Click, Clack, Moo: Cows that Type" by Doreen Cronin. Students also reviewed personification, which means animals are given human characteristics, actions, or emotions in a story.
To complete the party, students were given a book to keep for their home library! Thanks Sesame Club of EC!
A&M Kingsville is commemorating its 100th anniversary and visited ECHS to honor Senior Allison Vallejo as one of the first 100 students admitted!
You are cordially invited to our annual MEADOW LANE Holiday Bazaar 2024!
Christ Lutheran Church – 1401 Ave I, El Campo
Wednesday, Nov 20th 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, Nov 21st 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Baked goods – Glass Brick Decor – Yard art – Fall Accents – Plants – Wood Crafts –Teacher Gifts – Food Gifts – Wreaths – Tied Blankets – Diamond Art – Advent Calendar – Car Fresheners – and much more!!!!
Hosted by the Life Skills Classes of El Campo ISD and Rice CISD
Dance Party Thursdays with our favorite football team! Ms. Wright’s class enjoys having the football boys on Thursdays to enjoy a dance party fun! #unifiedschools Click the following link (you don't need an IG account) to see the fun! https://www.instagram.com/p/DCHhvUztOn-/
Congratulations to these ECHS Culinary Arts students that are now ServSafe Manager Certified!
Go Birds! 📣🎓🏀🏈
Last week we shared some cosmetology fun with foam mannequins and plastic jugs where students had to get creative with behind-the-scenes movie work and find ways to achieve balance in their designs. Well, here are the winners!
The El Campo Literacy Advocates of Rotary recently visited all the kindergarten classes, where each student was gifted a copy of Richard Scarry's "Best Word Book Ever". These books will be used throughout the school year to help students practice reading and writing. At the end of the year, each student will be able to take their book home to keep. The excitement was contagious, and all the students were thrilled to receive this special gift!
Some seriously spooky designs were created in advanced floral design last week!
Mrs. Bennetsen's advanced classes presented a mock trial based on The Tell-Tale Heart, where students took on the roles of either the defense or prosecution, examining the guilt or innocence of the narrator. The narrator claims he’s not insane, even though he admits to killing the old man because of his "evil eye." The prosecution will argue that the narrator is guilty of murder, using his words and actions as evidence of his intentions. The defense, on the other hand, will try to prove he was driven by madness and, therefore, was not fully responsible for his actions. Through this trial, students gathered evidence, prepared arguments, and cross-examined witnesses to explore the narrator’s mental state and motives.
🎉Congratulations to the Ladybird Swimmers on their 2nd-place finish at the Victoria ISD Invitational! Helping earn that spot were:
200 medley relay - 1st - Codi Klatt, Kate Chilton, Abby Wallis, Caroline Little
200 freestyle - 8th - Olivia Wenglar
50 freestyle- 3rd - Codi Klatt, 8th - Caroline Little
100 butterfly - 3rd - Abby Wallis, 4th - Molly Freeman, 6th - Sophie Porter
100 freestyle - 4th - Codi Klatt
Girls 200 freestyle relay - 4th - Caroline Little, Abigail Porter, Kate Chilton, Codi Klatt
Girls 200 freestyle relay - 8th - Sophie Porter, Olivia Wenglar, Molly Freeman, Abby Wallis
100 backstroke - 4th - Abby Wallis, 5th - Abigail Porter
100 breaststroke - 4th - Kate Chilton
400 freestyle Relay - 4th - Molly Freeman, Olivia Wenglar, Sophie Porter, Abigail Porter
And placing for the boys:
100 butterfly - 4th - Gus Respondek
100 backstroke - 4th - Gus Respondek, 8th - Joey Freeman
Best of luck today in Sugar Land!
