Ellis USD 388 is seeking an application for the current vacant position on the board of education. An individual will be appointed to fill the vacant position through Dec. 31, 2021 and will be replaced by the individual elected to the position (based upon the November 2021 election results) on Jan. 1, 2022.
Interested patrons need to complete a school board application form which can be accessed by clicking here. A hard copy may be picked up at the Ellis District Office (1011 Washington St). This application needs to be returned to the Ellis District Office prior to 2:00 pm on Monday, July 13, 2020. Applications can be dropped off at 1011 Washington Street, Ellis, KS 67637 or emailed to cburton@usd388.com.
Candidate interviews will take place at the July 13, 2020 regular school board meeting. All candidates must be present to be considered. At the conclusion of the interviews, the board will vote to add the new board member. The new member will take a seat on the board at that time. This meeting will take place at 6:30 pm. Location to be announced at a later date.
If you have any questions concerning the roles and responsibilities of the board of education, please contact, Corey Burton, Superintendent of Schools, at 785-726-4281.
The Ellis County Schools COVID Advisory Group is working diligently to provide guidance regarding the Governors recent executive order. Ellis County schools have and will continue to work closely with public health officials to ensure the safety of students, families, and staff. Details of the executive order will be released later this week. Early next week the Advisory Group will meet with Ellis County health officials to provide updated procedures and/or requirements for summer programs. Until that time, please continue to follow all current district guidance - wash hands frequently, practice social distancing, and stay home if you are sick.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
Press Release – Ellis County Schools COVID-19 Advisory Group
In preparation for the upcoming school year an Ellis County Schools COVID-19 Advisory Group has been created with representatives from the medical community and all Ellis County schools (USD489, USD432, USD388, and Catholic schools). The purpose of the advisory committee is to gather and discuss the most up-to-date information from Ellis County Public Health, CDC, KDHE and KSDE, then to provide recommended policies and procedures to the schools in terms of how to safely start and continue the 2020-21 school year.
Safely reopening all Ellis County schools is our first priority. The foundation of all discussions is to protect and ensure the social, emotional and physical well-being of students and staff. Decisions and actions will be determined based on the current information from CDC with close collaboration with Ellis County Health, KDHE and KSDE.
Although definitive plans for the August reopening have not yet been created Ellis County schools remain committed to providing quality learning opportunities for all students which may include onsite, hybrid, and/or remote learning environments.
KSDE is expected to release guidance to all Kansas schools and the public by July 16. After reviewing this guidance, the Ellis County Schools COVID-19 Advisory Group will provide recommendations for school policies and procedures. Updates will be provided through school websites and media outlets.
The advisory group members represent a diversity of school and community stakeholders:
Ellis County public health director
Ellis County medical provider
Public and private school building administrators Superintendents and assistant superintendents
Public and private school athletics/activities directors
Special education cooperative director
Public and private school teachers
School food service director
Public and private school parents
School custodians
School Nurse
School psychologist/Ellis County all-school crisis team representative
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
EHS Graduation 2020
USD 388 will honor the Ellis High School Class of 2020 with a graduation ceremony at 10 a.m. on July 18 at the Ellis High School football field. If inclement weather is predicted, a decision will be made and announced by 9 a.m. on Friday, July 17, on whether to move the ceremony to the Ellis High School gym. A ceremony in the gym will have seating restrictions. Regardless of location, the ceremony will begin at 10 a.m.
We hope you are able to join us in honoring our graduates.
Donna Schmidt
Principal
Ellis Jr/Sr High School, USD 388
JUNE 22, 2020 USD 388 Special Board Meeting
The USD 388 Board of Education will conduct a special board meeting on Monday, June 22 starting at 5:00 pm. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, this meeting will once again be conducted online. We will be streaming the meeting on our new USD 388 YouTube channel.
To access the Monday, June 22 meeting please use the link below:
The board agenda can be viewed by clicking here. Once in BoardDocs, you will see our Monday, June 22, 2020 board meeting listed under meetings. Please use this link to access the agenda.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
USD 388 Board Opening
Ellis USD 388 is seeking an application for the current vacant position on the board of education. An individual will be appointed to fill the vacant position through Dec. 31, 2021 and will be replaced by the individual elected to the position (based upon the November 2021 election results) on Jan. 1, 2022.
Interested patrons need to complete a school board application form which can be accessed by clicking here. A hard copy may be picked up at the Ellis District Office (1011 Washington St). This application needs to be returned to the Ellis District Office prior to 2:00 pm on Monday, July 13, 2020. Applications can be dropped off at 1011 Washington Street, Ellis, KS 67637 or emailed to cburton@usd388.com.
Candidate interviews will take place at the July 13, 2020 regular school board meeting. All candidates must be present to be considered. At the conclusion of the interviews, the board will vote to add the new board member. The new member will take a seat on the board at that time. This meeting will take place at 6:30 pm. Location to be announced at a later date.
If you have any questions concerning the roles and responsibilities of the board of education, please contact, Corey Burton, Superintendent of Schools, at 785-726-4281.
USD 388 Community Weight Room
USD 388 is excited to announce that we will be reopening the USD 388 weight room to our public on Monday, June 15th. Public facility hours are listed below.
All patrons using the weight room will need to read and sign the guidelines/sign in sheet each time they use the room. This sheet is located north of the water fountain.
To help ensure the safety of all, it is important that everyone follow these guidelines. Cameras will be checked from time-to-time to ensure everyone is being safe and following these guidelines.
The following guidelines are in place:
– All patrons need to sign in EACH time.
– Wash your hands as you enter and leave the facility.
– Clean all equipment before and after each use.
– Maintain social distancing at all times.
– Bring your own water bottle; the water fountain will be shut off.
– Locker rooms are for restroom access only.
– Members are encouraged to wear a mask.
– Clean clothing and shoes should be worn at all times.
We request that you NOT use this facility if:
Have been exposed (through close contact) to someone who has a lab-confirmed positive COVID-19 test in the last 14 days
Experience any flu-like symptoms
Have any of the following symptoms: Fever of 100.0 or greater, cough, shortness of breath, chills/rigor, body aches, tiredness, severe headache, sore throat, loss of taste or smell, or diarrhea without an alternate, more likely diagnosis or
Feel ill
– Individuals considered to be in the high-risk category should NOT use the facility. High-risk individuals include those 65 years of age or older and people of any age with underlying medical conditions, including chronic lung disease, moderate to severe asthma, serious heart conditions, severe obesity, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, liver disease or are otherwise immunocompromised.
Hours of Operation:
Monday: 8:00 am to 11:00 am, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, 6:30 pm to 12:00 am
Tuesday: 8:00 am to 11:00 am, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, 8:00 pm to 12:00 am
Wednesday: 9:00 am to 11:00 am, 12:00 pm to 12:00 am
Thursday: 8:00 am to 11:00 am, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, 8:00 pm to 12:00 am
Friday: 8:00 am to 11:00 am, 12:00 pm to 12:00 am
Saturday: 5:00 am to 12:00 am
Sunday: 5:00 am to 12:00 am
Note: The weight room will be open as long as it remains safe to do so. If at any point in time, the district feels that student or patron safety is a risk, the room will be closed.
All members will be credited with three additional months of membership for the time that we were shut down.
If you have any questions, please contact the district office at 785-726-4281.
JUNE USD 388 Board Meeting
The USD 388 Board of Education will conduct their regular June board meeting on Monday, June 8 starting at 6:30 pm. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, this meeting will once again be conducted online. We will be streaming the meeting on our new USD 388 YouTube channel.
To access the Monday, June 8 meeting please use the link below:
Patrons who would like to provide the board input through our public forum are asked to submit in writing to the district office your thoughts, ideas, or comments on or before Friday, June 5, 2020. The district office is located at 1011 Washington St. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Burton at: cburton@usd388.com
The board agenda can be viewed by clicking here. Once in BoardDocs, you will see our Monday, June 8, 2020 board meeting listed under meetings. Please use this link to access the agenda.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
USD 388 Weight Room
I wanted to give the community an update on the status of the USD 388 Weight Room. As many of you are aware, our weight room has been locked down since schools were closed on March 16th. To help ensure student safety, under KSHSAA guidelines, we plan to open our weight room to school-sponsored organized student workouts starting Monday, June 1st. We will delay the opening of the weight room to the general public for a couple more weeks. This will allow us to set a cleaning and disinfecting routine that helps ensure we have a safe environment for our kids. Please watch the USD 388 website and school Facebook accounts for future announcements on when we will open the weight room to the public.
Thanks
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
APRIL USD 388 Board Meeting
The USD 388 Board of Education will conduct their regular May board meeting on Wednesday, May 13 starting at 6:30 pm. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, this meeting will once again be conducted online. We will be streaming the meeting on our new USD 388 YouTube channel.
To access the Wednesday, May 13 meeting please use the link below:
Patrons who would like to provide the board input through our public forum are asked to submit in writing to the district office your thoughts, ideas, or comments on or before Tuesday, May 12, 2020. The district office is located at 1011 Washington St. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Burton at: cburton@usd388.com
The board agenda can be viewed by clicking here. Once in BoardDocs, you will see our Wednesday, May 13, 2020 board meeting listed under meetings. Please use this link to access the agenda.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
APRIL USD 388 Board Meeting
The USD 388 Board of Education will hold our regular April board meeting on Monday, April 13 starting at 6:30 pm. Due to the current “Stay Home” order (Executive Order No. 20-16) issued by Governor Kelly in the ongoing effort to combat COVID-19, this meeting will be conducted online. We will be streaming the meeting on our new USD 388 YouTube channel.
To access the Monday, April 13 meeting please use the link below:
The board agenda can be viewed by clicking here. Once in BoardDocs, you will see our Monday, April 13, 2020 Board meeting listed under Meetings. Please use this link to access the agenda.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
CHANGE - Grab-and-Go Lunch & Breakfast
Starting Monday, April 6 the Ellis USD 388 Grab-and-Go Lunch & Breakfast program will run each day Monday through Friday. Pick up times will continue to be 11:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Washington Grade School circle drive.
With this change, students will receive lunch for that day and breakfast for the following morning.
This program has grown beyond what we had imagined. As of today, we have over 250 students receiving meals. Trying to hand out 4 meals (2 lunch and 2 breakfast) at the same time is not sustainable with our set up. That is over 1000 meals in a given day.
The Grab-and-Go lunch program will align with our school calendar. Meals will be served through Tuesday, May 12 and NO meals will be served on already scheduled non-school days. These days are Friday, April 10 and Monday, April 13. Please mark your calendars.
For those of you who have signed up for delivery, please be at the house each day from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm. If you know that you are going to be gone, please email Mr. Burton at: cburton@usd388.com. I will forward this information onto the cooks.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
The USD 388 Board of Education will have a special board meeting on Thursday, April 2nd starting at 7:00 pm. Due to the current “Stay Home” order (Executive Order No. 20-16) issued by Governor Kelly in the ongoing effort to combat COVID-19, this meeting will be conducted via Zoom. Zoom is an online remote conferencing service that combines video conferencing, online meetings, chat, and mobile collaboration.
To access the Thursday, April 2nd meeting please use the link below:
The board agenda can be viewed by clicking here. Once in BoardDocs, you will see our Thursday, April 2, 2020 Special Board meeting listed under Meetings. Please use this link to access the agenda.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
USD 388MONITORING CORONAVIRUS – UPDATE 3-30-20
Our great staff was back at work today developing our new USD 388 Continuous Learning Plan. This week, teachers are developing lessons and working collaboratively to get our kids back to learning. We will be starting student lessons on Monday, April 6th.
We are working on a schedule for students/parents to pick up materials/equipment later this week. Your building principal will be sending you information on this process.
As a district, we are trying to do as much of our instruction online as possible. If you do NOT have internet access at home, please let Mr. Burton know. He can be contacted at: cburton@usd388.com or 785-726-4281.
I want to thank our kitchen staff and other staff/volunteers who helped with today’s first grab-and-go lunch/breakfast program. Please remember that these lunch pickups are scheduled for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. On Monday and Wednesday, we are handing out two lunches and two breakfasts. On Friday, there will be one lunch and one breakfast. Today, over 200 students were served over 800 meals. If you need additional information on this, please email me at: cburton@usd388.com.
Corey Burton
Superintendent
USD 388MONITORING CORONAVIRUS – UPDATE 3-28-20
Today, Governor Kelly signed a state-wide stay-at-home order for the State of Kansas. This order does not change much of what we were already planning to do. Schools and school lunch/breakfast programs are considered essential functions under this order. Click here to see that order.
As a staff, we will be putting together our continuous learning program starting Monday, March 30th. We will start our grab-and-go lunch/breakfast program that day as well. Again, please email me if you wish to take part in this program.
We have taken a few phone calls in the last couple of days about our plans as we move forward. Please understand that different districts are at different points in the process. Last week the governor shut down all schools for the week. This allowed schools to socially distance students and staff and allowed for a deep cleaning of the buildings. Many schools in the state were already scheduled to be on spring break last week. Therefore, those schools started formally with staff yesterday developing their continuous learning plan. With our district having spring break this week, we will be a week behind these other districts developing and starting our plans. This is true for many of our local schools, as we typically plan our spring break to match that of FHSU.
As a staff, a couple of weeks ago we started informal conversations about how teachers might deliver their content via some form of distance learning. Many of our teachers have already spent time working on their individual classes and some of our grade level teachers have had informal meetings. Our district will formally start the process of developing and rolling out our continuous learning plan when staff returns on March 30. We will use that week to develop our plan, get specific class/grade level information out to students and parents, get laptops/I-Pads handed out, and make arrangements for students to pick up needed materials and supplies that are currently at school.
As I have said all along, we have a great staff. As our plans start to come together next week, we will communicate these via email and other online services we have.
I would like to also remind everyone that we will start a free grab-and-go meal program on Monday March 30. This program is for kids ages 1-18. If you would like to take part in this program, please email me at cburton@usd388.com. I can get additional information to you and it will assist us in ensuring we have enough meals prepared for everyone.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
MONITORING CORONAVIRUS – UPDATE 3-23-20
We have not had big educational changes today in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. I would like to remind everyone that USD 388 Ellis is excited to announce that we have been granted a waiver to run a FREE grab-and-go lunch and breakfast program starting Monday, March 30.
If you would like to learn more about this program please email me at: cburton@usd388.com
I hope everyone can relax and enjoy your spring break time. Again, our staff will be back next week working on our continuous learning plan. As this plan comes together, we will get additional information out to our students and families.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
USD 388 - Grab-and-Go Meal Program
USD 388 Ellis is excited to announce that we have been granted a waiver to run a FREE grab-and-go lunch and breakfast program starting Monday, March 30. All students age 1-18 are eligible to receive these meals. Meals will be handed out of the Washington Grade School circle drive from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm. Meals will be distributed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday until May 13. Based on federal guidelines, the student receiving the meal must be present. We cannot send it home with a parent or another family member.
Monday and Wednesday meal pick up will include 4 meals: lunch for that day, breakfast for the following morning, lunch for the following day, and breakfast for the second day. Friday meal pick up will include two meals: lunch for that day and breakfast for the following morning. We will have these meals packed and placed in sacks for easy transportation. Instructions on how to maintain and/or prepare the food will also be sent home. Please do not come into the building; the meals will be delivered to you in the circle drive.
I want to stress that these meals are open to ALL children ages 1-18. This would include students who attend St. Mary’s, homeschool students, and children over the age of 1 who are not yet enrolled in school.
All parents of USD 388 and St. Mary’s students should have received an email about this program. If you have a student that qualifies for this program, and you did not receive this email, please contact me for additional information. My email is cburton@usd388.com.
For those students who CANNOT get to the grade school to pick up meals, we will be offering home delivery.
We hope this is a benefit for our students, families, and community during this time.
Corey Burton
MONITORING CORONAVIRUS – UPDATE 3-20-20
As spring break begins, please be aware that the Kansas Department of Health and Environment has issued new mandates for quarantine and isolation of travelers, close contacts, and those being tested. Click here for the new guidelines.
KDHE is constantly updating its resources around the COVID-19 pandemic. Please click here to access that site. There is updated information for families, childcare, cleaning, and many other resources.
As outlined yesterday the district is working on a school grab-and-go meal program that we will kick off after spring break. Please be looking for an email in the next couple of days from me to gather information on who would like to receive these meals.
I want to stress that we have a great staff. The direction we are heading to complete the year will be new to all of us. We will continue to work hard to meet our student’s needs.
Unless something changes drastically over the weekend, my next update will be on Monday, March 23.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
MONITORING CORONAVIRUS – UPDATE 3-19-20
We have had students and parents ask how they will be able to pick up things that are currently at school. Our buildings will be shut down until the end of spring break, March 30, to allow our staff to do a deep cleaning of all facilities. At that time, we as a staff will be working diligently to roll out our continuous learning plan.
Part of this process will be getting textbooks and computers/I-pads out to students. We will need to develop a plan where students/parents come in shifts to pick up these items. We will get more information out after March 30.
If there are things at school that you NEED prior to that, please contact the building principal. They can help make arrangements to pick up what is needed.
To help our local families, we are working on a school grab-and-go meal program that we will kick off after spring break. Please be watching your email for details.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
KSHSAA Update - 4:15 pm
March 18, 2020
The KSHSAA is committed to the safety of our student-participants and the health of our school communities. Accordingly, in response to Governor Kelly’s Executive Order regarding the closure and cessation of in-person instruction in all Kansas schools through May 29, 2020, the KSHSAA is cancelling all spring championships, competitions, and festivals for the remainder of this school year. The KSHSAA recognizes the value of school activities for all students and school communities, but the current situation does not permit the opportunity for school activities to take place in a manner that is consistent with the very reason school activities exist.
As a commitment to the health of Kansas students and communities, the best decision and only reasonable response is to cancel the regular season and post-season spring activity season. We all have an important responsibility to minimize community transmission as we embrace suggested precautions regarding COVID-19. As educators, the primary focus for our students and families is the health and well-being of each student. This action by the KSHSAA supports that effort across Kansas.
The KSHSAA strongly discourages non-school activity participation at this time in an effort to mitigate the community transmission of the coronavirus. All CDC, KDHE and KSDE recommendations for preventing disease transmission should be followed at this time for any non-school activity in which a student participates. The following links provide access to those resources:
I think there has been some confusion around the state on the status of school as we move forward. We will be providing for the education of our students, but it will be in a much different manner.
The KSDE Continuous Learning Task Force has been working diligently since Monday to help provide school direction on how best to continue serving kids. We will receive this information later today. This information will be shared with staff once it is received.
Tomorrow, we are holding a Zoom (video conferencing) meeting with staff to discuss the direction we are heading. Please understand that this will take time. We have a great staff, one that will be working very hard to meet the educational needs of our kids.
We will observe our regular scheduled spring break the week of March 23-27. Our staff will return to work on the 30th to set our plans moving forward.
We are also working to receive a waiver where we can offer students a grab and go breakfast and lunch. This will NOT start until after our scheduled spring break. We will get more details out as this comes together.
I know that there are tons of questions that you might have. We still have questions of our own. Just know that we will be working hard to do what is best for our kids.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
MESSAGE TO FAMILIES - 3-17-20
Today, March 17, 2020 Governor Laura Kelly announced all school facilities will be closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. This will place tremendous hardship on our families and staff, and impact the social and emotional well-being of our students.
We have been working on contingency plans since mid-March, including how we can meet the ongoing learning needs of our students and provide breakfast and lunch for our students.
Our staff and board of education are also working on other critical issues, such as what this means for our seniors, how this will affect next school year and what impact this will have on our employees. We will provide updates on these issues as soon as the information is available.
We are committed to working together as a community to support one another throughout these unprecedented times, and communication will remain a top priority. Please check your email and our USD 388 website for updates each afternoon around 3:30 pm.
As a reminder, this school closure is in response to the current public health crisis. The focus should remain on preventing the spread the coronavirus, or COVID-19 as it is also referred to.
Please be mindful of the following:
Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
Cover your nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing (cough/sneeze into your sleeve or a tissue).
Please keep sick children at home.
Avoid close contact with anyone with cold or flu-like symptoms.
Each day I will try to update our students, parents, staff and community on the district response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We have daily online meetings with the Kansas State Department of Education and today we had an Ellis County Emergency Management meeting.
We are asking parents to please expect your kids to socially distance themselves from others at this point in time. We want to emphasize that this is NOT a normal spring break. We urge students and your families to practice social distancing and stay away from crowds. This is the best way to limit exposure.
We also ask parents and students to be aware of the recommendations from KDHE in regards to travel. The most up-to-date information can be found on the KDHE website by clicking here. There are certain countries and areas within the United States, that upon return, folks are being asked to self-quarantine themselves. Please see site for details.
As of our 2:00 pm meeting today with Ellis County Emergency Management, Ellis county has no confirmed cases of COVID-19. Ellis USD 388 continues to monitor the spread of COVID-19 and stay in communication with the Ellis County Health Department and Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) to ensure we are taking the appropriate steps to keep students and staff safe. As you know, things are constantly changing with this topic on a daily and hourly basis.
We want to continue to remind everyone to follow these basic habits to help everyone stay healthy:
Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
Stay home when you are sick except to get medical care. Adults and children who are ill should remain home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the aid of medication.
Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Click here to review proper handwashing guidelines.
Hays Medical Center does have a web link to assist those with questions about COVID-19. Click here to access that link. They have also opened a Hays Medical Center COVID-19 Hotline. The number is 877-261-7140.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
March 15, 2020
Ellis USD 388 prioritizes the safety and health of our student, faculty, staff and public. Due to concerns with the possible risk associated with COVID-19, Ellis USD 388 will be shutting down tomorrow, Monday, March 16, through March 29. This will result in a two-week school closure.
It is the recommendation of Governor Kelly and the Kansas State Department of Education that all schools close during the same period of time in Kansas to provide officials the time needed to finalize a comprehensive plan for how to address COVID-19. This information was released by KSDE at approximately 4:30 pm today, and we called an emergency USD 388 board meeting at 6:00 pm.
The Ellis School District will be closed from Monday, March 16, through Sunday, March 29. We will be closing ALL district buildings and facilities and cancelling ALL practices and other planned school activities/events. This does include the Ellis weight room facility.
Based on the guidelines we are receiving, we strongly discourage students and staff from gathering or socializing anywhere. This includes places like a friend’s house, a favorite restaurant, or the local shopping mall.
I know that this is short notice and will cause a hardship on many families. This decision was not made lightly and was made for the safety of our students, staff, and community. As we receive additional information, I will share it with you via email and our other online systems. Please check your email and our USD 388 website for updates each afternoon around 3:30 pm.
If you have any questions, please call the district office at 785-726-4281.
Corey Burton
USD 388 Superintendent
Bond Survey Report
This survey was sent out to all registered voters on October 29, 2019. We want to thank everyone who took their time to complete and return the survey. More . . .
Corey Burton
1/22
USD388 News Week 24
Click here to watch the latest edition of the USD388 News.
Isaac Rogers
3/12
Clara Crawford Awarded Rudd Scholarship
Congratulations to EHS Senior Clara Crawford on being awarded a full ride Fort Hays State Scholarship from the Rudd Foundation!
More. . .
Isaac Rogers
3/11
2nd Quarter Support Staff Awarded
Congratulations to Karla Schuster who received the 2nd quarter support staff award at Washington Grade School. More . . .
Abigail Mattheyer
3/10
EHS Boys Basketball Ends Season
On Friday, March 6th, the EHS Boys basketball team ended their season with a sub-state loss to Plainville. More. . .
On Friday and Saturday, at Gross Coliseum in Hays KS. More . . .
Bryson Luea
3/4
EHS Boys Basketball Win First Game of Sub-State
EHS defended their home court last night against Smith Center. The Ellis boys outscored Smith Center 12 to 9 in the first quarter. More . . .
Jace Milbourne
3/4
Lady Railers Get Redemption in First Round of Sub-State
The Lady Railers traveled to Hoxie on Monday, March 2nd, for the first round of sub-state. More. . .
Haley Schmidt
3/4
Ellis High School Dinner Theater
The Ellis High School Choir presents Country Classics Dinner Theater on Tuesday, March 10, 2020! Please see the attached flyer for more details. More. . .
Maria Mick
3/3
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