Here is the Bulldog Barker for this week. Welcome back everyone!
Congrats to our Students of the Month for November: Deagan and Rubi!
Middle school laser tag light lab- how many mirrors can we use to hit the bullseye?
Congrats to our October Students of the Month, Jake and Macklin!
Trouble, our school elf, visited the STEAM room today! Second grade coded our robots to visit their houses for Christmas with the help of our Middle School STEAM students! Trouble got to go for a little ride!
Check out our doors!
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We enjoyed a preview of tonight's concert! We hope to see you there!
Wearing our shades to sort the shades of color in limited light.
Here is the Bulldog Barker for this week!
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Fridays are STEAM days!
Kindergarten made it snow!
First graders made magical toys called Thaumatropes.
Second graders worked on their coding!
Merry Christmas from Mrs. Twister!
7th Grade Chemistry lab week is in full swing!
Slinky Wave Lab for 8th grade Science
Here is the Bulldog Barker for this week. Welcome back everyone!
Here is this week's Bulldog Barker!
Here is the Bulldog Barker for this week!
We honored veterans a few days early at ECN! Thank you to Ms. Scholl and Mrs. McCord with the band and choir for the music. Ms. Newman's father, Jerry Newman, spoke to us about what it means to be a veteran.
We are honored to have a veteran on staff, Ms. Newman, our third-grade teacher.
We are excited to announce our September Students of the Month!
Our winner for k-4 is Mykah Thompson from Mrs. Merrill's 2nd-grade class! He is a great helper to his peers and teachers! He always has a positive attitude and his teachers shared that he is a joy to have in class!
The 5-8 winner is Lyberti Feldthouse in 6th grade! She is willing to go above and beyond in her work while also supporting others! She helps teachers without being asked and is an excellent role model for younger students.
Please help us congratulate these students!
