With a 13-7 record, our Ennis Mustang Softball team is on their way to Florence for Divisionals. Good luck Lady Mustangs!
Mrs. Glines' second graders released their butterflies this morning! They received the butterflies as larva on April 23rd, which grew into caterpillars, and then turned into a chrysalis on May 5th. Since that time, the students have been waiting patiently for the butterflies to emerge. The butterflies finally emerged, but unfortunately did so over the weekend while students were out of the building. However, they at least had the opportunity to release the butterflies near the school garden today!
Congratulations to the 5th-8th grade track teams for their awesome performances yesterday at the county track meet. The athletes and parents were treated to a beautiful day and they all competed very well. The 5th-6th Boys team and 7th-8th Girls team each brought home a team trophy.
Thank you to the kitchen staff and elementary staff for putting on Donuts for Dear Ones today, and thank you to everyone who was able to make it in this morning to have a maple bar with their students. We had a great turnout, serving over 300 people!
On May 2nd and 3rd the Ennis High School Drama Department presented "It was a Dark and Stormy Night" for the family, friends, and community. The audience was treated with a play full of drama, mystery and comedy. Thank you actors and staff for all your hard work putting this production together for the community.
Iyla Edwards and Izzy Haas traveled with our BPA chapter to Nationals in Orlando, FL. Izzy competed in Human Resource Management and Iyla placed 6th out of over 300 in Promotional Photography.
Good job girls we are proud of you.
Donuts for Dear Ones is tomorrow morning in the Ennis Schools Cafeteria. Doors will open at 7:30 a.m. Feel free to come in and have a donut with your student!
We would like to thank the community for supporting the schools by passing the levies! We truly appreciate the community's commitment to ensuring that we are able to offer a high-quality education to our children.
7th Graders participated in and completed an Escape Room in Mrs. Jenkins History Class.
On April 23rd at 3:45 p.m. a signing event was held to celebrate with the following students. Each student has signed their letter of intent to to the follow places.
Cole Kramer: Signed with Carleton for College Football
Caden Lovett: Signed with Concordia University of Wisconsin for College Football
Brody Meyer: Signed with the Army
Mikendra Ledgerwood: Signed with Trinity Bible College for College Basketball
Congratulations and good luck in all your future endeavors!!!!
ENNIS HIGH SCHOOL PROM 2025!!!!!
On Saturday, April 26th Ennis High School Students gathered with their friends for Prom.
Ennis High School Drama Department has been hard at work rehearsing for their performance of "It was a Dark and Storming Night" for the community on Thursday and Friday at 7:00 p.m.
Just a reminder to students and parents that with the shortened school week this week, we will have a regular Friday school day tomorrow with normal Friday release at 2 p.m.
The Kindergarten took a field trip to the Ennis National Fish Hatchery this week. Thank you to the fish hatchery staff for taking time out of their day to provide our students with this fun, educational experience!
Ms. Channel's freshman class is working on a group project where they recorded a video on digital Citizenship and they are now using Adobe Premiere Pro to edit their videos.
Ennis Schools is seeking a Maintenance Director. If interested, please visit our website at https://www.ennisschools.org/page/job-opportunities
Please come and support Lady Mustang softball!
Ennis High School Golf has had several Personal Bests so far this season. Both JV and Varsity are doing well, with athletes placing in the top 10 of each meet. We will have our home Varsity meet at Madison Meadows next Thursday, April 22nd if anyone would like to join us to support our Ennis Golfers we would love to see you out there!!!!
On Monday, April 7th, Ms. Beckman took 7 Lifetime Fitness students on a field trip to Cottonwood Hills Golf Course, Spire Clilmbing and Fitness, and Jumptime.
Mrs. Brozovich's class news. 4th graders in Mrs. B's class recently finished "Horse Week" where they learned all about the history of the horse and also read Native American books that show how important the horse was to their culture. They did fun horse projects including creating a clay horse that they painted. The 4th graders also just finished their "Famous Places in Montana" writing project. Students researched a place in Montana and wrote about why it is important to Montana's history. In addition, the annual 4th grade wax museum is coming up on May 22nd, in which the 4th graders select an influential figure in American History, dress up like that individual, and give a short presentation on the figure that they selected. Great job 4th graders!
