The high school track team will complete in a meet in Herington on Thursday. Go Eagles!
Thank you for your years with ECS!
Lori Price - 20 years
Rick Roberts - 15 years
DeAnn (Huxman) Wohlgemuth - 10 years
During the last chapel of this school year, the junior high students spent time thinking through their plans for the summer and creating some goals. It is our prayer that these kids will grow and develop as Christ followers this summer!
The Class of 2025! We have loved having you all at ECS and are excited to see where God leads you in the next steps of your journey. As you go out into the world, remember to always keep your eyes fixed on Jesus and to be the light that shines in the darkness. Congratulations, class! Go do great things!
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The Class of 2025! We have loved having you all at ECS and are excited to see where God leads you in the next steps of your journey. As you go out into the world, remember to always keep your eyes fixed on Jesus and to be the light that shines in the darkness. Congratulations, class! Go do great things!
(Group 1 of 2)
The third grade class took a field trip to the Botanical Gardens in Wichita. They had many adventures learning outside the classroom today!
The softball team is in action on Tuesday at Galva vs Hutch Trinity beginning at 3:00 pm. Go Eagles!
The junior high track team will travel to a meet in Goessel on Tuesday morning. Let's go, Eagles!
All School's Day 2025 is in the books. It was a fun-filled, beautiful day of marching bands, floats, the parade, and Madathon!
Last week ended with the ever popular Field Day for the elementary students. It was a beautiful, sunny day full of fun. Even the moms joined in!
The seniors Career and Life Skills class had a Chopped competition on their last day of school. What could they make with crescent rolls, cream cheese, and spinach? Optional ingredients were hamburger, bacon, strawberries, canned pie filling, powdered sugar, and cool whip.
A huge thank you to our bus drivers Rick Roberts, Shirley Dossett, and Leon Scott for safely transporting our students!
The 4th graders participated in the annual, ever popular, Brain Games! This included a hot wheels challenge, water slide, stepping through a post card, figuring out if paper can support a book and many more. The ultimate challenge was creating a tall building from cardboard boxes. They learned a lot and had a blast doing it!
The high school track team will compete at Tabor College in Hillsboro on Friday, May 2. Let's go, Eagles!
The junior high track team will travel to Remington on Thursday afternoon. Go Eagles!
During this week's chapel, the seniors shared about their mission trip to Nashville. It was a great trip and they saw God at work in many ways!
What a season! We’re so grateful for the memories, the fun, and the chance to walk alongside these incredible students. We celebrated the end of our basketball season with some pickleball at Chicken N Pickle — a perfect way to wrap it all up!
Huge congratulations to all the amazing musicians who competed at State!
Your hard work, talent, and dedication paid off — we’re so proud of you! Keep chasing greatness and making beautiful music!
State Music Festival Results (4/26)
Men’s Ensemble (James, Matthew, Mathen and Dom) - 1 rating
Carlie Joe - 1 rating
Emelie Green - 1 rating
Izzy Wedel - 2 Rating
Congratulations to Carlie Joe Rohaus who signed with the Friends University music program this week!
The first annual Worship Art Festival, hosted by ECS, is in the books. With five different Christian schools represented (over 40 students and 8 bands), it was as awesome day of worship, seminars, and practicum with meaningful teaching and leadership from 10 faculty members. A special thank you goes to our faculty and also Countryside Covenant Church for letting us use their facilities and for being an amazing host. Thank you , also, to the other schools in attendance.
"I was so proud of our students! They are so talented and are truly artists. What a beautiful thing to see God molding and shaping them as worship leaders, " said Dr. Kaufman after the event. "Today was a special day to see all the schools, students, faculty, and leaders come together and learn what it means to be artists. God has the best plan for these young leaders."
