Ellensburg School District

Ellensburg School District 401 is a public school district headquartered in Ellensburg, Washington, USA. It serves the city of Ellensburg and surrounding areas. As of May 2011, the district has an enrollment of 3,023 students.^[1]

Ellensburg is known for its history of education. Nestled in the heart of Washington, historical Ellensburg is home to the EHS Bulldogs and the Central Washington University Wildcats.

About Ellensburg

All students will graduate prepared for life's opportunities.

Being nestled between the Cascade mountain range and the Columbia River, Ellensburg is surrounded by many natural resources. The most centrally located city in Washington state, this historic city is known for its diverse arts, agricultural, and educational communities. Ellensburg School District is fortunate to utilize connections with each community in order to provide essential learning opportunities for our students.

We believe that every students should be given the opportunity to reach goals beyond the walls of our schools. Ellensburg schools pride themselves on being an inclusive environment that enables students to learn, create, do, and prosper through education.

Ellensburg Learns Together

Our school system is two legs of our three-legged educational stool. Learning happens throughout the community, not just in the classroom or school. Education and learning happen everywhere around us and our school system is but one piece of the ethos of learning. From the toddler little scientists, to our community members, to our treasured teachers, to our students, we all learn together.

District News and Announcements

Schools

High schools

Ellensburg High School
EXCEL Alternative High School. The school is an alternative high school program serving Grades 9-12 and is located on the campus of Central Washington University.

Middle School

Morgan Middle School has a variety of academic and enrichment offerings for students at every level.

Morgan Middle School

Primary schools

References

↑ OSPI school report card, 2010-2011 school year

External links

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