The Ennis Schools staff would like to thank everyone for the kind gestures during staff appreciation week last week. We are so thankful to live and work in this generous and supportive community. Thank you so much for all you do to support the students, staff, and school district.
Juniors decorated all day yesterday for Prom. So now things are looking rather festive in the high school lobby and gym. Doors will be open for Prom on Saturday, May 8 at 7pm with Grand March starting at 7:30pm. Per School Board directive, only 2 parents per EHS student at Prom are allowed to come in to view the Grand March and it will not be open to the public. Parents are asked to remain in the bleachers. Prom will be over at Midnight. We are looking forward to a fun night of dancing!
The Ennis Mustang spring sports seniors were honored at the softball game in Ennis Wednesday, May 5th. Thank you seniors for your years as Mustangs!
Mrs. Sturtz' Kindergarten students celebrate Star Wars Day on May 4th. May the Fourth be with you all! See attached picture!
The high school drama kids have put in a long week getting ready for their performances. Last night was dress rehearsal. Today and tomorrow are matinee performances for the junior high and elementary students. Night performances start at 7pm both Thursday and Friday night. If you are planning to attend, please note that masks are required. Adult tickets are $6 and students are $5.
We are actively searching for bus drivers! Currently, there are three (3) route positions open for next year. Starting pay is $17/hr and we will train! Time commitment is approximately 4 hours a day and during the school year only. Please contact Superintendent Casey Klasna if you are interested!
Wylie Connor was awarded the Bronze Medal from Skills USA for his Welding Sculpture he submitted in the Virtual state competition. Please see the News Section for a full write-up. The Skills USA State Director, Mary Heller, awarded Wylie his medal and a welding helmet at school on Monday, April 26.
The 4th graders have been busy learning about Montana History and recently finished learning as much as we can about Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery! We also just finished a rock identification project!
Students have been working hard to memorize their lines for the school play. Performances are the 29th and 30th at 7:00, come support this amazing production of Cheerleaders vs Aliens.
Please check out the NEWS section for the spring newsletter, Scoop from the Supt. as well as the Job Opportunities tab for updated employment opportunities.
Your input is needed for the planning stages of our HS facility expansion. Click on this link to access the survey!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Parents-Community
Please check out the Job Opportunities tab to view current openings. Looking for 2 Bus Route Drivers as well as an Assistant School Secretary.
Please check out the NEWS section for the Building Expansion Survey as well as the April Edition of Mustang Monthly.
Ennis Schools is in search for two (2) Bus Route Drivers for the 2021-2022 School Year! Please click on Job Opportunities to learn more about the position and feel free to call Supt. Casey Klasna at 406-682-4258.
The 7th graders put their artistic skills to work to help with the School Play background. The School Play will have performances April 29 and 30. Please keep your eye out for more information.
3/29/21 – 4/10/21 – WeeklyActivity Schedule and Fan Attendance
Masks and Social Distancing are recommended at all Home Events
4/1/21 – HS Softball vs Ananconda – 4pm – 1 VARSITYGAME 4/3/21 –
4/10/21 – SPRING BREAK – No athleticcontests – coaches will communicate practice schedule. (4//8 and 4/9 Golf cancelled).
The B.E.E.F. (Bringing Ennis Education Forward) Program rewards middle school students for academic achievement on quarter grades. Ennis Schools would like to thank the following local businesses for their continued support of the BEEF Program: ALLEY BISTRO, BYNEE'S, ENNIS PHARMACY, FISH BOWL, MADISON FOODS, NACHO MAMMA'S, SHEDHORN SPORTS, TRUE VALUE. Please get out and support these and all of our local businesses!
Just a reminder to all K-12 parents that Friday, March 19th is a vacation day. School will not be session that day. Enjoy the three day weekend! School resumes again on Monday, March 22nd.
Read Across America Week is over. Our students collected 300 pounds of pet food for our community's stray and rescue animals. Our students brought in $654 and our amazing Booster Club donated another $300. When we delivered the food we got to meet one of the fur babies that our donations will help. This is Cinder who was hit by a car. She was in labor and was due to have kittens any hour.
Read Across America Week is going on and today our students are wearing their animal ears. We are still collecting pet food and I believe we are on the verge of beating the Booster Clubs challenge!
