Mrs. Kacer’s Medical Terminology class participated in a muscle fatigue lab. Students had to do arm extensions for eight minutes, wall sits, and calf raises to see the effects of exercise on their muscles.
Students in the Education and Training program created a museum of educational theorists. They had to first research a specific educational theorist and then create a model of them.
Let's have some Principal Appreciation Month fun!
LaShelle Hlavaty, Assistant Principal, ECHS
📚Years in education: 19
⭐Fun facts: she is learning photography, loves Mexican food and the movie Yellowstone, and always has music on in her office (chances are it’s an 80’s country band playing)!
#ThankAPrincipal👏
STATE BOUND! Congratulations to Corbin Garcia on his performance at the Regional Cross Country meet! He will run in Round Rock on November 1st at the STATE meet! 🎉
Congratulations also to Ava Simpler for placing 57th out of 181 runners at Regionals! 🎉
The ECMS cheerleaders teamed up with the ECHS cheer squad at the pink-out pep rally on Friday morning to cheer on the Ricebirds!
El Campo High School recognized the CNA program donors at Friday night's Football game.
El Campo Hospital is in its 6th year of support this year sponsoring 8 students for $7,320.
S.P.J.S.T sponsored three students for $2700 and El Campo Rotary heard of the increased need and costs and gave a $10,000 donation!
Mrs. Kacer and the CNA students are incredibly grateful to these remarkable organizations that recognized a need in their community and took action to address it. A heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you!
Let's hear it for the Ricebird Band! They got all 1s and are advancing to Area on Nov. 2nd in Pflugerville!
Let's have some Principal Appreciation Month fun!
Todd Fuechec, Assistant Principal, ECHS
📚Years in education: 31
⭐Fun facts: he can juggle, barefoot ski, loves Jimmy Buffett, Top Gun, and sushi!
#ThankAPrincipal👏
Good luck, Birds, at the Regional Cross Country meet today!
Go Birds!
Advanced Floral Design students crafted stunning pumpkin arrangements to showcase in their homes this fall season. They were thrilled to have some special guests participate in the festivities!
It's PINK OUT Day, Ricebird Nation!
The Region 13 UIL Marching Contest is at Ricebird Stadium on Saturday, October 19th. The Ricebird Band will perform at 1:15 pm. If you can attend and cheer on the Band, you will not be disappointed!
Purchase tickets using the link below. No cash will be accepted at the gate. We hope to see you this Saturday! Be loud and proud!
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The ECHS Interact Club kicked off the year in full force jumping into projects. 85 members donated items for the Halloween gift project. The club is also promoting the sale of purple donuts to fight the battle of Polio. They encourage you to stop by Daylight Donuts on Wednesdays & Thursdays in October!
HOSA members participated in the HOSA Fall Leadership Conference, where they engaged in breakout sessions covering various healthcare pathways, including cancer treatments, diagnostic testing, and sports medicine, among others. Additionally, students had a great time exploring the ambulance available on-site.
Congratulations to the winners of the Culinary Arts Twinkie Plating contest! And, thank you to all who voted!
Ricebird Diagnosticians, Stacy Amestoy, Taryn Staff, Stephanie Cortez, and Laura Motal attended the 23rd Annual Texas Dyslexia Conference to learn more about how dyslexia affects our students and how we can better identify and support them. #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth
Myatt PE wants to thank the Ricebird Athletes from the Character Development classes who come each week to support our Little Ricebirds.
Get your tickets early! You can buy pre-sale tickets at any campus or the athletic office Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and on Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. the week of the game. Pre-sale tickets for students are $4 and $6 for adults.
All tickets will be $8 per person cash only at the gate.
Mrs Hoppers clinical theory class have been working hard and learning their clinical skills. Just look at that perfect hospital bed corner, good job!
