All Elko area schools are on a soft lockdown. Visitors will not be allowed in the schools until the situation is clear. Students and staff are not perceived to be in danger. We will continue to provide updates as they are made available.
Parents: Reminder to register for tonight's webinar on What Parents Need to Know about Suicide Prevention. LINK:https://cookcenter.info/Mar26ECSD

Join us for the 2024 Elko County School District STEM Fair on March 13 (9 AM - 7 PM) & March 14 (9 AM - 2 PM) at the Elko Convention Center!
👩🔬👨🔬 Calling all judges! Sign up via our Google form or walk in! Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScci5KdP7d7GfI1Kr1aoWCEKR747kIJQuIqpm0qn18gn-g_dQ/viewform
🏆 Congrats to our poster winners:
K-3rd grade: Natalie Wines
4th-6th grade: Jackie Morquecho
7th-8th grade: Michael Salvo
High School: Ivy League
Let's support STEM education together! See you there! 🌟




Due to icy roads, drifting snow and poor road conditions, Elko, Carlin and Spring Creek schools are on a 2-hour delay Monday, March 4th.
Next year's dual credit dental assisting program is now accepting applications! Must be a junior or a senior during the 24-25 school year to apply. Students can apply in their Schoolinks account via the Clever Portal on their district Chromebooks. Direct link:https://app.schoolinks.com/program-exploration/candidate/zE5Q3E

Reminder: school is in session tomorrow, Friday, February 23 for all ECSD schools.
Due to the holiday observed Monday, the school week shifts to Tuesday- Friday this week.

All classes at Wells Combined School has been canceled today Feb. 21 due to inclement weather conditions.
Due to icy road conditions, ALL Spring Creek schools are on a two-hour delay Tuesday, Feb. 20. All classes will begin two hours later than their typical start time, and bus pick up times will run exactly two hours later.
Webinars are open to all families in Elko County.
REGISTRATION LINK ENGLISH: https://cookcenter.info/Feb20ECSD
REGISTRATION LINK SPANISH: https://cookcenter.info/Feb20ECSDSp

📣 Reminder for all ECSD schools: In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, all Elko County School District schools are closed today, January 15.
📣Additionally, there is NO SCHOOL Friday, January 19–it is a scheduled teacher professional development day.
Good morning ECSD! Please be advised that start times remain unchanged today in Elko, Spring Creek, Carlin, Jackpot, and Wells. Two-hour delays are in effect for West Wendover and Owyhee schools today only. Those schools have carried out notifications home. Reminder Procedures for School Closures and Delays: Should there be a need to close or delay the start of ECSD schools, the District and/or school will send an automated message to contacts in Infinite Campus, as well as update the district website, app and Facebook no later than 6:00 AM. Please remember to drive slowly and carefully. Please help keep our students safe and look out for each other.

For more information, contact Heather Steel, ECSD CTE Facilitator/Work Based Learning Coordinator at hsteel@ecsdnv.net or 775-753-5575 ext 1554
February/March Cohort Link to Application - DUE JANUARY 24 https://app.schoolinks.com/program-exploration/candidate/mVgLke
May/April Cohort Link to Application DUE MARCH 20 https://app.schoolinks.com/program-exploration/candidate/qGqk6e

In the coming weeks, ECSD schools will be installing a new safety and security solution, CrisisAlert™. The @CENTEGIX team will be working during non-instructional time (evenings) to install and test all the components of the CrisisAlert™ solution. Soon, our teachers & staff will be able to call for immediate help with the push of a button on their badge. #EverySecondMatters #PushButtonHelpComes

Spring Creek Middle School Titan's Holiday Market is this Sunday, December 17!
Have you downloaded the Elko County School District app yet? Access event information, emergency notifications, and even school-specific news and communication, all in one place. Download for free today!
Android App: https://bit.ly/43Q6J4t
iPhone App: https://apple.co/3Jo7utf

GBC CTE Open House: Happening Tomorrow!

This Saturday at 1 PM Carlin Student Council is hosting a donkey basketball event between the Carlin Fire Dept. and Carlin Police Department. Proceeds go to the Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation.

The Nevada School Climate/Social Emotional Learning Survey (NV-SCSEL) is used to gather student feedback about their experiences at school. The NV-SCSEL surveys are administered to students in grade 5 and up throughout the state of Nevada during the fall of each school year.
The NV-SCSEL surveys measure students’ perceptions of key aspects of school climate, including physical and emotional safety, relationships, and cultural and linguistic competence, as well as students’ social and emotional competencies.
The survey is an opportunity for students to anonymously share their experiences of their school’s climate with their school, school district, and NDE. To learn more about the survey, visit nevadaschoolclimate.org.
Elko County School District will be administering the survey to students (5th -12th grade) between November 20th and December 14th , 2023.
Parents can preview the survey here: https://5il.co/28q0d
Questions on the survey are optional. Students can choose not to answer any question they do not want to answer.
Parents can opt their child(ren) out of participating in the survey by contacting their child(ren)’s school. If you have any questions about the NV-SCSEL survey, please contact your child(ren)’s school.
It's National School Psychology Week! 🏫🧠
Please help us recognize ECSD school psychologists:
Aaron Fisher
Hans Gaul
Juan Granillo
Jackie Granillo
Karen Ozols
Hayley Schumacher
Colette Wickersham
With the theme “Let’s Grow Together,” schools around the country will highlight the role of school psychologists and school-based mental health services in promoting student success.
School psychologists partner with families, teachers, school administrators, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments that strengthen connections between home, school, and the community. They apply expertise in mental health, learning, and behavior to help children and youth succeed socially, behaviorally, emotionally, and academically. They are also important members of school safety and crisis teams.
For more information:https://www.nasponline.org/
Register now for our first Mental Health Series webinar, Social Media – Protecting Your Child by Staying Aware & Involved – November 28 at 6:00 pm.
More info: https://www.ecsdnv.net/page/behavioral-health-and-emotional-support

