El Campo ISD

El Campo High School, with original construction from 1953, consists of 14 separate buildings that are not connected to each other. Students move between classes by walking outside, often exposed to rain and weather conditions. More than 50% of classrooms are undersized and do not meet TEA standards. Proposition A includes a new academic wing with 14 classrooms, along with special education and life skills classrooms. Prop A would create more space for fine arts students and doubles the cafeteria capacity to serve 500 students. Learn more at https://www.ecisd.org/bond2025

Check out this short video to learn more about the upgrades and renovations to Career and Technical Education areas proposed in Bond 2025 Proposition A. https://youtu.be/YtqqlVnBdEY Learn more at https://www.ecisd.org/bond2025

Before you head to the polls to cast your vote on the upcoming bond measure, come see the current conditions of our schools firsthand. Don't miss this opportunity to engage, ask questions, and be part of the conversation. EL CAMPO HIGH SCHOOL April 13 | 1 PM | Gym April 22 | 5:30 PM | Gym HUTCHINS ELEMENTARY April 17 | 5:30 PM | Office April 27 | 1 PM | Office Learn more at https://www.ecisd.org/bond2025

El Campo ISD School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) Meeting When: Thursday, April 10, 2025 Time: Noon Where: Meadow Lane Resource Center Multipurpose Room

📣Go Birds Go! 🔗 www.ecisd.org/athletics

Mrs. Toya Matthews, Music Teacher from Hutchins Elementary, was invited to bring some students to perform again this year for Senior Citizen Day at the Wharton County Youth Fair. Second-grade students from Mrs. Prihoda and Ms. Rodriguez’s classes entertained everyone with their performance of country and western songs and lines dances that they had recently performed for their parents in their Music program.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the hard work and dedication of assistant principals during National Assistant Principals Week, April 7–11. Thank you for being a pillar of support for Ricebird students and staff! Emily Bush - Myatt Leslie Marek & Dana Jung - Hutchins Ashley Barnes - Northside Patrick Burton, Moises Rodriguez, & Derek Treybig - ECMS Todd Fuechec, LaShelle Hlavaty, Jeffery Orsak, & Kyle Poenitzsch - ECHS #APWeek25

Get the facts about Bond 2025. The proposal was developed to address aging facilities and safety and security throughout the district. Registered Voters, be sure to check your mailbox for this overview handout. Learn more at www.ecisd.org/bond2025

Proposition A includes new construction and renovations to El Campo High School and a new replacement wing on the Hutchins Elementary site, pairing it with the more recent construction, completing the full school replacement. The high school projects include replacing the kitchen and cafeteria, H building, C building and library, high school administration offices, counselor area, band and choir, AVS East building, wood shop, and replacing portables with permanent classrooms. The AVS West and A buildings will also be renovated. Learn more at www.ecisd.org/bond2025

Proposition A includes a new replacement wing on the Hutchins Elementary site with additional classrooms, pairing it with the more recent construction and completing the full school replacement. Learn more at www.ecisd.org/bond2025

📣Come out and send the Ladybirds off in championship style! They leave at 3:20 TODAY!

Today, we celebrate the unsung heroes of the educational journey—our school librarians! They are the heart of our learning community, fostering a love for books, encouraging creativity, and helping navigate the world of information. 🌟 From recommending the next great read to organizing engaging events, school librarians play a vital role in shaping academic experiences. Let's take a moment to appreciate their dedication and hard work. Thank you for inspiring our Ricebirds every day! 💖 Janel Marcial at Myatt, Leslie Kolojaco at Hutchins, Cynthia Maffett at Northside, Lupe Callies at the middle school, and Leah Morton and Jessica Gonzales at the high school. #SchoolLibrarianDay #ThankYouLibrarians #LoveReading #EducationMatters

ECHS STEP II Plant Sale! April 11, 2025 - ECHS Bus Ramp 9 am - 1 pm Veggies and Flowers 4" pots $3.50 or 2 for $5 Quart Pots are $6 or 2 for $10 Six packs of Marigolds and Zinnias $5 Please email bhlavaty@ricebirds.net with orders!!!! Thank you for your support!

Are you registered to Vote? TODAY is the final chance to vote in the May 3rd Election. Check your registration status at http://VoteTexas.gov

🅵🅸🅽🅰🅻 🅵🅾🆄🆁! Let's go, LADYBIRDS! ⚽🔥⚽🔥⚽🔥⚽🔥 El Campo vs Wimberley in the State Semifinals ⌚April 4 - 7:00 pm 📍Bastrop Memorial Stadium 🎟️Tickets: https://www.bisdtx.org/Page/8308 📺 Watch the game here: https://www.texanlive.com/video/67ec395d6ea3440001054707 #unfinishedbusiness

Save the date - April 10th!!! The Derby Dolls can’t wait to show you what they’ve been working on this Spring in their “Feeling Good” Spring Show! In addition to the team and officer routines, you’ll see performances by the seniors, the mini-clinic participants, the ECHS drumline, the ever-famous Derby Dudes, and more! Tickets can be purchased at the door or ahead of time at the link found on our website. The show starts at 6 pm in the high school auditorium.

Are you registered to Vote? Tomorrow, April 3rd, is the final chance to vote in the May 3rd Election. Check your registration status at http://VoteTexas.gov

Good morning - There is no truth to the rumor or the posts on social media related to an El Campo ISD student or employee who is infected with the measles. We have no information about the authenticity about a measles confirmation in El Campo. However, I can assure the public that there is no infection within the school district. - Bob Callaghan, Superintendent of El Campo ISD.

It's showtime! Let's go, Ladybirds! ⚽🔥⚽🔥⚽🔥⚽🔥 El Campo vs Lorena in the Regional Finals ⌚April 1 - 6:00 pm 📍Bastrop Memorial Stadium Tickets: https://www.bisdtx.org/Page/8308 #unfinishedbusiness

April is Autism Acceptance Month at El Campo ISD - At El Campo ISD, we believe in creating an inclusive and supportive environment where every student is seen, heard, and valued. Autism Acceptance Month is a time to celebrate the strengths and individuality of our autistic students, staff, and families. We're committed to fostering understanding, promoting inclusion, and embracing neurodiversity - not just this month but every day. Together, we can help ensure that all learners have the opportunity to thrive. To our ECISD community: Thank you for continuing to lead with kindness, empathy, and respect.