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Monday is Hoodie Day
Tuesday is Lazy Day and Teacher Hat Day. There will also be hot chocolate in the courtyard before school.
Wednesday is Cozy Socks Day
Thursday is Adam Sandler Day
Friday is Pajama Day

These awesome kids braved the cold to spread awareness about finding a safe ride home!

Interested in becoming a member of ECS' Students Against Drinking & Driving? Visit Mrs. Clausen in Room 301!

Please be advised that there is drywall ceiling repair ongoing in the cafeteria.

The kitchen and cafeteria service will remain open, along with the upper level of the cafeteria.

As seating in the cafeteria will be limited, students will need to find alternative locations to eat. We will have seating in the Art Gallery, and we will be using the classrooms on the main level (around the courtyard) as locations for students to eat. Cafeteria supervisors will monitor all areas.

Reminder: Students being picked up or dropped off must do so at the front of the school.
There should be no pick-ups and drop-offs made at the back of the school due to the safety of bus students.

Please do not use the back of the school as a drive through road between 8:30-9:30 am and 3:00-4:00 pm.

The ECS Students for Social Justice gathered nonperishable food items for the Estevan Food Bank. 111 items were gathered in total. Thanks to all that helped out!

ECS is looking for a Freshman (Grade 9) Boys Basketball coach!
If you are interested in coaching the team, please contact James Jones at (306)634-4761.

The SRC will be selling Candy Cane Grams starting tomorrow!

They will be 3 for $2 and will be available for sale before school and at lunch in the front foyer. We will deliver them the last week before Christmas in period 1.
Bring your cash and spread some Christmas cheer to your friends!

Students, on Dec. 4th make your way to the front foyer before school begins and start your day with a delicious muffin!

The Estevan Angel Tree is a local nonprofit organization that provides Christmas presents for children in need. Many families cannot afford the necessities that come with the holiday season.

The Students for Social Justice are hosting a Period 5 competition. Please donate toys, pj’s, money, or stocking stuffers to support those kiddos in need during the holiday season.

The class that raises the greatest amount of gifts and or money will receive a prize.