Advanced floral design students spent the day delivering homecoming mums and garters to Life Skills students at Myatt, Hutchins, Northside, Middle School, and High School campuses. Making the projects is always fun, but delivering them is even better! It was a joyful day for everyone involved! See the fun here: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGR-U3Ka0I/-lCMxERaLTRfApLjmObixQ/watch?utm_content=DAGR-U3Ka0I&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
Let's Go 🏐 and 🏈!!!!!
ECMS Alert: Late yesterday afternoon, students reacted quickly and responsibly reporting to middle school staff and administration about a disturbing picture. The middle school responded quickly and involved the campus SRO and the El Campo Police Department. The threat was determined to be a hoax by the police. We have taken deep precautions to ensure student safety. We take all threats seriously and act on all reports. Please help us by being proactive and reporting threats directly to the school via our tipline or calling the school district directly rather than posting to social media. Our tipline informs us immediately regardless of time day or night. Thank you for your support in ensuring student safety and protecting our schools. Our tip line is "Say Something" and is located at www.ecisd.org.
200 first year floral design students in Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Zahn’s classes constructed a 19 foot mega mum in honor of homecoming week. A special thanks to the Ag Mech students for cutting the 4ft plywood circle to make the top, the Derby Dolls for the pom poms, and Mr. Jeff Balcar and crew for getting it hung in the gym and then moving it to the football field for the game. It truly was a team effort and we have the best RICEBIRD team! Come see it in person on Friday at the 8:30 am pep rally! And, see behind the scene here: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGR3ajI7os/pS4I1Pw6_bafdIx-KrGRSA/watch?utm_content=DAGR3ajI7os&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
Hey, ECMS!
It was a Fun Neon Day for Homecoming Week!
At Hutchins, students and teachers were shining BRIGHT!
Meanwhile, at Northside, Mrs. Taylor’s 4th graders dove into a Homecoming Escape Room adventure! They read passages and tackled questions like pros to break free. And let me tell you, they had a blast glowing under those black lights!
Flashback 20 years to Homecoming 2004 Royalty - King Esteban Garcia and Queen Brittany Porter. The court included Freddie Allen, Kyle Gillis, Arkeith Brown, Rachael Ryan, Jessica Gann, Julia Collins, and Alys Piloto.
Flashback 30 years to Homecoming 1994, when Sarah Morton was crowned Homecoming Queen. Queen candidates were Melanie Pounder, Kari Naiser, and Wendy Chovanec.
First year floral design students have been working hard and having fun learning the steps of making homecoming mums. It involved lots of measuring, cutting, hot gluing, and learning a variety of braids. It takes about 7 days in class to complete all the steps. Check them out!
Who will it be??? Stay tuned to see who wins the title of Homecoming King & Queen!
King candidates are Lane Schulz, Conner Bush, Caleb Hudlin, and Salvador Reyes.
Queen candidates are Lizzie Erwin, Isabella Vargas, Jillian Croix, and Jada Acuna .
The King will be crowned Friday morning at the 8:30 pep rally, and the Queen will be crowned during pre-game ceremonies on Friday evening.
A little Homecoming Week Fun...Tuesday was HOLIDAY-DAY!
Cindy Lou Who from The Grinch (Mrs. Seaman) was a welcomed surprise by third grade students at Hutchins Elementary!
And at Northside, Ms. Russell's class donned their favorite Holiday attire!
It’s a Ladybird Gameday!!
🆚Brazosport
📍 HOME
⏰F/JV 5:00pm
⏰Varsity 6:30pm
ECMS 🏈 vs Sweeny 7th grade games tonight are at Ricebird Stadium. 7th grade White starts at 5:30. 7th grade Red to follow. Tickets are $3 for Adults and $2 for students—cash at the gate.
HOMECOMING Flashback 40 years to 1984: "Shelly Krpec, daughter of Frank and Gloria Krpec, was crowned the 1984-85 Homecoming Queen. Her senior year she was Head Varsity Cheerleader, V.P. of her class, Student Body President, German Club member and dancer, and a member of the Futures Teacher of America.
Her court consisted of Jackie Sanford, Stacey Stepan, and Jeannette Horta." ECHO '85
Mrs. Pustejovsky’s class racked up 10 tokens for good behavior in the hallways and classroom. That earned them the right to bring a super special friend to class with them!
After finishing the classic tale Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Ms. Molina's 3rd graders teamed up to analyze the characters and present their ideas to the class!
Ms.Treumer at Hutchins got some friends to sponsor her class to receive a new book each month this school year. The kids received their first book last week thanks to this month's sponsor, Terry Rab, a paraprofessional at Hutchins.
The students were so very excited to be able to take a book of their very own home to keep. They will now use this opportunity to learn about writing Thank You notes by sending one to the sponsor each month.
Mrs. Priesmeyer and Ms. Ford’s classes dove into a flavor fiesta, using their taste buds to uncover the mysteries of sweet, salty, bitter, and sour!
Get your tickets for the HOMECOMING game 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.
Tickets will be $8 per person cash only at the gate.
It's HOMECOMING WEEK in Ricebird Nation! Here's a 50 year flashback to Homecoming 1974
"Highlighting the Homecoming activities was the crowning of Susie Bohning as Homecoming Queen,1974-75. She was escorted by Martin Mohan and crowned by Kim Ivy, President of the Student Body. Kim presented Susie with a bouquet of red roses and an engraved charm. Homecoming princesses were Diane Benavidez escorted by Richard O'Canas, Terri Coy escorted by David O'Canas, and Vicki Mills escorted by Chris Fredrickson. Each princess received one red rose and a charm. Susie is an ECHS majorette, a member of NHS, International and French Club" - ECHO '75
