ECMS Art Students Have Serious Talent!!
March 2, 2015
ECMS art students participated in the 2014-15 Rosemary Beach Music in Pictures Art Exhibition and Contest. 15 Walton County Schools participated, and ECMS is proud to announce that 8th grade student, Sofia Papagni’s painting was selected as a Best of Show from over 300 artworks. Karen Yanez, another 8th grade student, was awarded the Chairman’s Award, which was given to only one student per school. Please look over the list below and congratulate the many students who medaled. All artwork will be displayed at either Sacred Heart Hospital on the Emerald Coast, the Coastal Branch Library or Amavida in Rosemary Beach. What a creative and talented group of kids we have here at ECMS, bravo stingrays!
Music in Pictures Medalists
Madison Hongyee, 5th grade, Grand Prize
Bryson Davis, 5th grade
Astrid Vallat, 6th grade
Lindy Arthur, 6th grade
Adrianna Peluso, 6th grade
Nylah Mateen Timberlake, 6th grade, Grand Prize
Tobie Cunningham, 6th grade
Aris Short, 6th grade
Mia Morelock, 6th grade
Mikey Zuppardo, 7th grade
Saylor Gilliam, 7th grade
Blakeleigh Gudson, 7th grade
Darla Ellison, 7th grade
Addison Graddy, 7th grade
Trinity Shedd, 7th grade
Tristian Toups, 7th grade
Sofia Papagni, 8th grade, Best of Show, Middle School
Chloe St. Aubin, 8th grade
Hannah Carmichael, 8th grade
Frida Licona, 8th grade
Kayla Rodriguez, 8th grade
Catalina Boswell, 8th grade
Karen Yanez, 8th grade, Chairman Award
Mrs. Pryor Science Class has Edible Car Race
March 2, 2015
Ema Clark, Gustavo Perez, Alejandro Dieguez, and Kaden Johnson and their car's name was The Loaf Mobile.
8th Grade Students Visit SWHS Tuesday, March 10th
February 25, 2015
Scholastic Storyworks Magazine Writing Contest Winner!!!
February 25, 2015
5th grader Brandon Specht was chosen as a winner of the Scholastic Storyworks magazine writing contest for the Nov/Dec issue. Brandon wrote an article explaining why the mantis shrimp would make an awesome super villain! Way to go, Brandon!
Student Councils Change for Children Champaign
February 25, 2015
We are excited to be representing the annual Change for Children Campaign for 2015! This will continue until March 6th.
The Children's Neighborhood Society helps to provide a safe, stable and nurturing environment to foster children of Walton County. All monies collected will help feed, clothe and care for their needs.
Three prizes will be awarded:
1. The winning grade level will win a free dress day.
2. The homeroom withing the winning grade level that raises the most money will be awarded a doughnut party!
AND...
3. There will be a Faculty Vs. Student DODGE BALL game.
SO... GET BUSY ROBBING THOSE PIGGY BANKS. IT'S ON!!!
ECMS SCIENCE FAIR 2014-15
February 25, 2015
From left to right: Nasim Razavi, Chloe St. Aubin, Sofia Papagni, Logan Petty, Connor Harris and Mrs. Parker.
Nasim Razavi: Honorable Mention in Medicine and Health
Sophia Papagni: 3rd Place in Biochemistry
Connor Harris: 3rd Place in Engineering
Chloe St. Aubin: 3rd Place in Environmental Science
Logan Petty who earned:
2nd Place in Enviromental Science
A state bid, where he will represent Walton County in Lakeland, Florida
And The Broadcom Masters Award where he will represent Walton County in a national competition
History Team members participating in the Regional Finals of the National History Bee in Baton Rouge were:
- Sydney Eby
- Rachel McCann
- Eric Plunk
- Maddox Rhea
- Emma Sewell
- Nick Sirmans
- Cooper Weakly
Eric Plunk, Maddox Rhea, Nick Sirmans and Cooper Weakly advanced to the next round and will compete in the National Finals in Louisville, Kentucky in May.
Eric Plunk, Nick Sirmans and Cooper Weakly medaled by placing in the top ten.
And finally, ECMS’s own Nick Sirmans took first place overall in the regional tournament.
Way to go ECMS history team!!