ELLIOTT COUNTY MIDDLE

Elliott Middle Students have been hard at work preparing for our yearly science fair! The ECMS Science Fair took place on Friday, January 9 and the following students received awards: ★ 6th Grade • 1st Place: Leena Brangard • 2nd Place: Tristen Fultz & Kelsie Nichols ★ 7th Grade • 1st Place: Abigail Ison • 2nd Place: Walker Collins & Eli Adkins • 3rd Place: Aubrey Mossing • 4th Place: Rylan Ramey • 5th Place: Anna Hodge & Shianne Wagoner • Honorable Mention: Adalyne Truninger-Turner ★ 8th Grade • 1st Place: Bryden Music & Braydon Flannery • 2nd Place: Josiah Wagoner • 3rd Place: Maryn Sturgill & Madilyn Cook • 4th Place: Bentley Bayless & Harley Boggs • 5th Place: Edie Wright & Ariel Richardson 1st Place winners will advance on to the East KY Regional Science and Engineering Fair on March 6th and 1st–3rd Place winners will advance on to the ACTC Science and Engineering Fair on March 20th. We are very proud of all of our participants and hope to see everyone back at next year’s science fair! 🦁😊👊🏼🥳

Elliott Middle Students have been hard at work preparing for our yearly science fair! The ECMS Science Fair took place on Friday, January 9 and the following students received awards: ★ 6th Grade • 1st Place: Leena Brangard • 2nd Place: Tristen Fultz & Kelsie Nichols ★ 7th Grade • 1st Place: Abigail Ison • 2nd Place: Walker Collins & Eli Adkins • 3rd Place: Aubrey Mossing • 4th Place: Rylan Ramey • 5th Place: Anna Hodge & Shianne Wagoner • Honorable Mention: Adalyne Truninger-Turner ★ 8th Grade • 1st Place: Bryden Music & Braydon Flannery • 2nd Place: Josiah Wagoner • 3rd Place: Maryn Sturgill & Madilyn Cook • 4th Place: Bentley Bayless & Harley Boggs • 5th Place: Edie Wright & Ariel Richardson 1st Place winners will advance on to the East KY Regional Science and Engineering Fair on March 6th and 1st–3rd Place winners will advance on to the ACTC Science and Engineering Fair on March 20th. We are very proud of all of our participants and hope to see everyone back at next year’s science fair! 🦁😊👊🏼🥳

Our Elliott School Health program through UK King’s Daughters will be offering Wellness Visits, Sports Physicals, Immunizations along with the daily Sick Visits on Friday, January 16th, during school hours. If your child is in need of any of these services please call 606-475-5501 to schedule their appointment.”

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Our Elliott School Health program through UK King’s Daughters will be offering Wellness Visits, Sports Physicals and Immunizations on Friday, December 5th, during school hours. If your child is in need of any of these services please call 606-475-5501 to schedule their appointment.

6th grade students engaged in a hands-on investigation of biomes by testing temperature and humidity in different environments, creating detailed descriptions, and illustrating the plant and animal life found in each one. Proud of their curiosity and creativity!

6th grade students engaged in a hands-on investigation of biomes by testing temperature and humidity in different environments, creating detailed descriptions, and illustrating the plant and animal life found in each one. Proud of their curiosity and creativity!

Our Elliott Walk-In Care for Schools program through UK King's Daughters will be offering Wellness Visits, Sports Physicals and Immunization on Friday, November 7th, during school hours. If your child is in need of any of these services please call 606-475-5501 to schedule their appointment."



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Our Elliott School Health program through UK King’s Daughters will be offering Wellness Visits, Sports Physicals and Immunizations on Monday, October 6th. If your child is in need of any of these services please call 606-475-5501 to get on the schedule.

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🌟 The 7th and 8th grade JAG students at ECMS showcased their leadership potential by delivering powerful campaign speeches for student officer positions. Each student spoke with confidence and passion, sharing their ideas on how they could make a positive difference in our school. Their dedication, school spirit, and eagerness to step up as role models for their peers was truly inspiring. A special thank you goes to Mr. Gillum for allowing me to join and be part of such an encouraging and memorable experience. We are so proud of these outstanding students who are growing into the leaders of the future! 👏✨

🔦✨ Our 6th graders dove into OpenSciEd Unit 6.1 with some hands-on science! Using the Box Model Investigation, they explored how light behaves in different conditions — testing one-sided and two-sided flashlight setups to observe shadows, reflection, and more. 🔍💡 Love seeing their curiosity shine just as bright as the lights they used! #ECMS #FutureScientists Ms. Hopkins class

Ensuring the safety of our students is the top priority for our school district. Each year, we invite a team of first responders to conduct a thorough tour of both the interior and exterior of every school building. This practice allows them to provide valuable suggestions for enhancing school safety and familiarizes them with the layout of our schools. This year, we would like to extend our gratitude to the following individuals for their participation: Deputy Casey Brammell (Sheriff’s Office), Trooper Zach Haney (Kentucky State Police), Allen and Nancy Kuehner (504 Fire Department), Dale Howard (Sandy Hook Fire Department), Michael Wagner (School District Safety Coordinator), Jim Skaggs (Emergency Management), Caleb Skaggs (Dispatch), and Darren Newell (EMS and Isonville Fire Department).

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