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Order your Entiat custom sweatshirt from the limited-time collection! This is the final weekend of the largest sale of the year! Order and take advantage of the 25% off sitewide savings. Shop Now!
Fall Sports Pictures Coming! Watch for the date! Students should wear their BLACK jerseys for the pictures.
Today's MS Football game at Manson has been cancelled due to air quality. We have tentatively rescheduled the game, here in Entiat, for tomorrow at 5:30 pm. We will see how the next 18 hours impact the air quality, as a new weather system appears to be moving in.
The boys have been instructed to report for practice (indoors) as usual after school today.
The upriver school bus is running as normal this morning (9/22/25) and on time.
Entiat students, parents, and staff are invited to the upcoming Classical Kids concert "Tchaikovsky Discovers America," an award-winning theatrical program for kids of all ages and families. The concert will take place at the Numerica Performing Arts Center on September 27 at 7:00 p.m. See the flyers below for all the essential information. This is a ticketed concert; all students 18 years of age and younger receive 50% off the normal price.
Note about Classical Kids LIVE:
The Classical Kids LIVE! Theatrical Symphony Concert Series has collaborated with hundreds of distinguished orchestras presenting over a thousand performances to bring to life Susan Hammond’s best-selling audio stories for student and family audiences. Over two million children and adults throughout North America and abroad have enjoyed these magically staged concerts designed to bring to life the extraordinary lives and the musical masterpieces of the great classical composers. Having received more awards and honors than any other entity of its kind, Classical Kids is considered a leader in its field and proud to say, “We’re making a difference!”
The Varsity Team also won with scores of 25-21; 20-25; 26-24; 25-20. It was a team effort that pulled the Tigers through with key plays by Monica Gomez, Kate Poyner and Michelle Gomez. Back in action tonight the Lady Tigers play at home, VARSITY only at 6:00 p.m. against Cascade Christian Academy.
We need you! Our home athletic events run on community help. If you can spare a little time, please sign up to work a game—ticket taking, scoreboard/clock, line judging, announcer, etc. No experience needed; we’ll teach you. These roles are essential to hosting safe, high-quality events for our athletes and visiting teams. Sign up at HERE. Thank you for supporting Entiat Athletics—Go Tigers!
Please send original, high-quality photos to tobrian@entiatschools.org. Please include Yearbook and your child's name in the subject line.
Thank you for helping us showcase our students’ talents and passions!
In kindergarten, we read "The Pout-Pout Fish Goes to School." In the book, the Pout-Pout Fish feels discouraged after he finds himself lost in school and struggles to complete the tasks that the other students can. However, his teacher finds the lost little fish and takes him to the kindergarten class, which is meant for brand-new fish. She tells the Pout-Pout Fish that school is the place where students learn to print, write, do math, and draw shapes. The teacher reassures him, saying, “Now don’t you fret / You haven’t learned yet / I am here to help you learn… And I know that you can do it!”
In 1st grade, we read "First Grade Stinks!" This cute little book explores the differences between kindergarten and 1st grade. At first, the main character is upset because everything is so different, but in the end, she comes around and learns to love 1st grade!
2nd grade had their first book checkout! Everything went pretty well, and the students understand that book checkouts are earned through good behavior. Next week, when they bring back their books, I plan on having a book discussion where I would like them to share what their book was about. We also created our own bookmarks.
In 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades, we played Lotería (Mexican Bingo)! I created my own library-themed Lotería, and it was a success. I also gave out candy to the winners. I apologize for not discussing this with you all beforehand. Please note that candy is not a regular reward I give to the kids—it's only for special games. I will continue to focus on encouraging good library behavior with the students. Currently, I have implemented a one-book minimum for checkouts due to many missing books. I informed the kids that if I see books being returned and taken care of properly, I will increase the limit to two books per week. This week, we also created our own bookmarkers, and I hope to have them laminated so the students can start using them in the library.( Mrs. Ramirez your class will be checking out books and creating book markers this upcoming week)
Liz gives a huge shout-out to Mrs. Edwards 4th and 5th graders! They have been using the library independently and appropriately. It has been wonderful to see them use quiet voices, utilize bookmarks, walk respectfully, and show consideration for one another.
Yearbooks are officially on sale! 🎉 This is your chance to capture and remember all the amazing memories of this school year.
For a limited time, during our Back-to-School Sale, you’ll get 4 FREE icons when you personalize your yearbook. That’s right—make it your own, and add a little extra style for free!
The cost is just $35, and you can purchase online (jostensyearbooks.com) or in the office. But don’t wait too long—this special offer ends October 15th.
Don’t miss out! Reserve your yearbook today and be part of something you’ll treasure forever!
Today, representatives from Chelan-Douglas Health District visited our district to conduct indoor air quality testing and provide additional support in response to the ongoing Lower Sugarloaf Fire smoke.
We are grateful to them for delivering 4 large Iso-Aire Elite Commercial Air Purifiers (learn more at www.ISO-aire.com). Two units have been placed in the Elementary School and two in the Middle/High School. These units are designed to significantly improve indoor air quality for our students and staff.
The safety and well-being of our school community remain our highest priority. We will continue to monitor both indoor and outdoor air quality closely, seek input from Chelan-Douglas Health District, and make adjustments as needed. We extend a heartfelt thank you to CDHD for their partnership and support in helping us maintain a safe and healthy environment in our schools during this challenging time.
