Theme for tomorrow nights game is Disco!! Go Rustlers!!
Read Across America Week is next week March 3-7.. Fun dress up days for the elementary are in the image. Check it out and join in on the fun! High School students will be reading to the elementary on Thursday (3/6).
Congrats to our newest Distinguished Rustlers, Madi Raymond!
Breakfast Menu change for tomorrow (2/26/25) will be changed to Breakfast Rounds.
Cheerleaders will decide on one fan from each game throughout the rest of the season! Take a look at details in image!
NO season passes will be accepted at tomorrow night game as well! Thanks! Adult - $6 and Students - $4.
Big Week for these Rustlers!! Tomorrow night at HOME @ 7PM vs the winner of tonight's game. Good luck girls! You got this!!
Join the Ethan Clay Target Team for a fun evening of Bingo, prizes, enjoy a warm meal, and support the great group of kids! See Flyer for details.
Seventh grader Jeremiah Dooley and his hockey team had an outstanding season, finishing as league champions with an impressive record of 13 wins and just 1 loss! Tomorrow, they head to Yankton for the State Tournament. Best of luck to Jeremiah and his team!
The Ethan School Spelling Bee took place today! 2nd picture are the winners from each class. A special congratulations to our overall winners: 1st place – Hazel Weber and 2nd place – Sara Haag. Great job to all participants!
More activities happening next week during NHS week - February 24th - 28th. BINGO throughout the week and Movie Night. See image for details!
Save the Date- April 12th. Prom theme as chosen by the junior committee
Mr. Hawkins & Mrs. McCardle are in their second day of ESEA Conference in Austin, TX. They started the day yesterday with a room full of 3000 educators and administrators listening to the 2024 National Teacher of the Year. The 69 schools that were ESEA Distinguished schools were asked to stand and be recognized and received a catered breakfast with a big celebration. Here are a few pictures of the conference.
For tonight's basketball doubleheader we are designated as the away team, and therefore Ethan athletic passes will not be accepted.
For those involved with Prairie Readers, see image for practice schedule. If you are not already in the Prairie Readers Rooms please contact lexy.herman@k12.sd.us.
Soon in Rooms the sign up for snack will be posted!
Interested in setting up a booth for our Career Fair? Click and scan the QR code in the image. If questions, please contact Katrina.Hostler@k12.sd.us.
Tomorrow breakfast will be Muffins (2/20/25)
Last Wednesday, multiple students attended the CBH Festival and received 2nd place overall! Quiz Bowl got 3rd place!! Here are the individual results! Individual Place Winners
● Accounting
○ 1st- Coltyn Raymond
● Algebra II
○ 1st- Jayden Digmann
● Biology
○ 1st- Sadie Mueller
● Geometry
○ 1st- Sadie Mueller
○ 5th- Sophie Henrickson
● Geography
○ 5th- Bella Guthrie
● Literature III
○ 6th(tie)- Jayden Digmann
○ 2nd- Jalen Thomas
● Physical Science
○ 6th- William Dooley
○ 3rd- Eli Thomas
● Grammar IV
○ 5th- Madi Raymond
● Physics
○ 6th- Jack Bartscher
● American Government
○ 4th (tie)- Braedon Nebelsick
○ 1st- Madi Raymond
● Grammar II
○ 6th (Tie)- Verity Thomas
● Literature IV
○ 2nd- Will Kreth
○ 1st- Madi Raymond
● Grammar III
○ 6th (tie)- Marissa Storm
○ 2nd- Jalen Thomas
● American History
○ 4th (tie)- Dawson Henglefelt
● Senior Math
○ 3rd- William Kreth
Way to represent Ethan School Academics! Great Job!!
Another exciting announcement from last night—huge congratulations to Marissa Storm for reaching her 1,000th point! What an incredible achievement—well deserved, Marissa!!
Last night we had a couple wonderful announcements. First one we want to congratulate Mrs. Roudabush on being one of the eight finalist for the Golden Owl Award. Agriculture educators play a crucial role within their communities by investing countless hours to prepare and empower students for successful careers in the industry. In recognition of their invaluable contributions and to offer additional resources for their programs, Nationwide introduced the Golden Owl Award in 2018. She will receive a plaque and $500 award. One finalist will then be chosen as the grand prize winner, earning the 2024-2025 Ag Educator of the Year title for South Dakota, along with the coveted Golden Owl Award trophy and an additional $3,000 to help fund future educational efforts. Whether or not Mrs. Roudabush is the finalist, we are beyond grateful and thrilled to have her in our school! Congratulations, Mrs. Roudabush—so well deserved!
