🧥 Winter Coat Drive! 🧤
Your donations can be dropped off on Thursday, October 30th, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at Wells High School.
We’re collecting children’s coats and snow pants in sizes Small, Medium, and Large to help keep local kids warm this winter. ❤️Every donation makes a difference!❤️
Your donations can be dropped off on Thursday, October 30th, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at Wells High School.
We’re collecting children’s coats and snow pants in sizes Small, Medium, and Large to help keep local kids warm this winter. ❤️Every donation makes a difference!❤️
Congratulations to Grace O! 🏌️♀️⛳
Grace was our sole girls’ golf state qualifier for 2025! She finished 11th overall, shooting 111 and 113 for a total of 224.
We’re so proud of your hard work and dedication, Grace!
Shoutout to Coach Speir, Coach Huff, and Coach Otto for an amazing season! Thank you for all you do for our girls and the program! 🧡🖤
Grace was our sole girls’ golf state qualifier for 2025! She finished 11th overall, shooting 111 and 113 for a total of 224.
We’re so proud of your hard work and dedication, Grace!
Shoutout to Coach Speir, Coach Huff, and Coach Otto for an amazing season! Thank you for all you do for our girls and the program! 🧡🖤
The Committee Against Domestic Violence visited with some of our high school students on October 14, 2025. They gave an informative presentation and provided students with the opportunity to ask questions. Officer Sneed also joined in for the Q&A session.
24-Hour Crisis Line
Victims of domestic violence or sexual assault, their non-offending family members, and law enforcement can call during a crisis to receive support and crisis intervention.
You can contact the crisis line at 775-738-9454
"CADV believes that every person has the right to live their life free of violence. CADV's purpose is to prevent and eliminate stalking, domestic violence, family violence, sexual abuse, and elder abuse in Elko, White Pine, and Eureka counties. The mission of CADV is to provide violence prevention, community education, direct and confidential services to victims and non-offending family members."
A big thank-you to our elementary students who helped clean up after lunch yesterday — all on their own! We love seeing responsibility in action.
🧡🖤Leopard pride at its best! 🧡🖤
🧡🖤Leopard pride at its best! 🧡🖤
Congratulations to our Boys Cross Country Team!
They earned 3rd place in the state for the 2025 Fall Season State Academic Team Championships!
Four of the team members have a 4.0 (unweighted) GPA
🐾 Carson Ballard
🐾 Marcos Cobian
🐾 Isaac Gale
🐾 Cameron Livingstone
🧡🖤We’re so proud of your hard work on and off the course! 🧡🖤
**The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) and Ingraham Trophies are proud to release the
Academic Team Champions for Fall 2024. Congratulations to all schools, especially the overall sport and
classification winners! The NIAA Academic Team State Championship celebrates teamwork not only in sports
competitions but also in the classroom.
This recognition acknowledges teams in the Association’s sanctioned and recognized sports and identifies an
Academic State Champion in each classification based on unweighted grade point averages (GPA) for full varsity
teams participating in sanctioned sports.
The NIAA and Ingraham Trophies also recognize varsity student-athletes with a 4.0 unweighted GPA from the
previous semester by naming them to the All-State Academic Team. The NIAA and Ingraham Trophies
commend all our student-athletes for their dedication and hard work on and off the fields of competition.
They earned 3rd place in the state for the 2025 Fall Season State Academic Team Championships!
Four of the team members have a 4.0 (unweighted) GPA
🐾 Carson Ballard
🐾 Marcos Cobian
🐾 Isaac Gale
🐾 Cameron Livingstone
🧡🖤We’re so proud of your hard work on and off the course! 🧡🖤
**The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) and Ingraham Trophies are proud to release the
Academic Team Champions for Fall 2024. Congratulations to all schools, especially the overall sport and
classification winners! The NIAA Academic Team State Championship celebrates teamwork not only in sports
competitions but also in the classroom.
This recognition acknowledges teams in the Association’s sanctioned and recognized sports and identifies an
Academic State Champion in each classification based on unweighted grade point averages (GPA) for full varsity
teams participating in sanctioned sports.
The NIAA and Ingraham Trophies also recognize varsity student-athletes with a 4.0 unweighted GPA from the
previous semester by naming them to the All-State Academic Team. The NIAA and Ingraham Trophies
commend all our student-athletes for their dedication and hard work on and off the fields of competition.
2025 Fall Season State Academic Team Championships
🧡🖤 🖤🧡
🐾Congratulations to our WHS Cheer Team — State Academic Team 3rd place!
Congrats to Jitzel Rivas for a 4.0 GPA!
Proud to be a Leopard! 🐾
**The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA), the governing body of high school sports
in the Silver State, is proud to present a special award each year to the team with the highest grade point average in each sport classification.
The NIAA also recognizes varsity student-athletes who achieved a 4.0 grade point average (GPA) the previous semester by naming them to the All-State Academic Team.
The team GPA is determined using varsity team members' unweighted GPAs from the last semester and computing an overall GPA.
The NIAA considers the State Academic Championship award equal to the Athletic Championship award. As the NIAA’s coaches and administrators always stress, the participants are students first, then athletes.
Elko Daily Free Press
Anthony Mori
10/13/2025
White, Spartans wins Wells Invite
WELLS — On Friday, the Spring Creek boys cross country team continued its solid season.
During the Wells Invite, the Spartans took home the varsity boys team title and the individual victory as well.
Spring Creek scored 28 points and nearly doubled second-place Wells’ total of 55 points.
Elko finished third with 61 points, Lowry was fourth with 91 and Oasis Academy rounded out the top five with 137.
Individually, the Spartans went one-two.
Senior Rhett White dominated the field with a time of 16:38 — opening a 52-second margin of victory — and senior William Hodnett followed in 17:30 for second place.
Wells crossed a pair of runners in order at third and fourth; junior Isaac Gale finishing in 17:37 and senior Cameron Livingstone closing on his heels with a time of 17:38.
Elko junior Cristian Arellano led the Indians with a time of 18:32 and rounded off the top five.
For the Spartans, senior Ethan Arendt finished his run in 18:27 for sixth.
For the Indians, senior Octaviann Cordova ran seventh in 18:34.
Spring Creek sophomore Damon Tilger crossed in 18:37 for eighth, and Wells junior Mason Noorda closed in 18:46 for ninth.
Lowry junior Cooper Hoagland capped the top 10 with a time of 18:46.
Spring Creek senior Boyce Turpin ran 11th in 18:47, West Wendover sophomore Jayden Rodriguez led the Wolverines with a 12th-place 18:52 and the Spartans pushed two in a row over the line in 13th and 14th with an 18:57 for sophomore Soren Dastrup and a 19:04 by sophomore Jett Arney.
Elko sophomore Ansel Humecky took 15th with a time of 19:18, and the Spartans ran 16th and 17th with a 19:21 from junior Ty Rigby and a 19:25 for freshman Dallen Hicks.
In 22nd, Elko senior Bradley Nelson crossed the line in 19:58.
Spring Creek junior Jared Tilger took 23rd in 20:11, and Elko sophomore Kaleb Smith placed 24th with a time of 20:12.
For Wells, junior Marcos Cobian crossed the line in 20:28 and closed off the top 25.
Spring Creek freshman Braylon Preece ran a 20:30 for 26th.
Wells sophomore Jayden Kiser followed in 20:32 at 27th, and Spring Creek sophomore Bryson Thompson followed immediately after in 28th with a 20:32 of his own.
The Indians sent three over the line in a four-runner span as freshman Liam Stringer ranked 30th in 20:43, junior Michael Greenburg took 32nd in 20:46 and sophomore Carter Carroll followed in 33rd with a time of 20:55.
Spring Creek senior Colsen Moore crossed in 21:03 for 34th place.
Elko County runners accounted for the next six finishers.
Elko senior Abraham Gonzalez Lopez placed 36th in 21:10, Wells freshman Weston Sorensen too 37th in 21:23, and the Indians sent two in a row with a 38th-place 21:32 by sophomore Max Fraley and a 39th-place 21:59 for senior Luis Romero.
Jackpot was led with a time of 22:09 for 40th by senior Angel Martinez, and sophomore teammate Kevin Jack followed in 41st with a time of 22:30.
For the Leopards, senior Carson Ballard crossed in 22:37 for 43rd.
West Wendover junior Aiden Benitez finished 45th in 23:28, Elko junior Daniel Salazar closed in 24:03 for 46th and junior Nikk Flores followed in 47th with a time of 24:06.
Junior Taylor Clark capped Elko’s roster in 26:17 for 51st place.
Carlin sophomore Wyatt Kemansky paced the Railroaders at 52nd with a time of 26:18.
The Wolverines’ team was rounded off with a 56th-place 29:18 by junior Adrian Collazo.
For the Roaders, freshmen Joshua Shook and Jhon Vicente closed off the field with matching times 32:46 for 57th and 58th, respectively.
Anthony Mori
10/13/2025
White, Spartans wins Wells Invite
WELLS — On Friday, the Spring Creek boys cross country team continued its solid season.
During the Wells Invite, the Spartans took home the varsity boys team title and the individual victory as well.
Spring Creek scored 28 points and nearly doubled second-place Wells’ total of 55 points.
Elko finished third with 61 points, Lowry was fourth with 91 and Oasis Academy rounded out the top five with 137.
Individually, the Spartans went one-two.
Senior Rhett White dominated the field with a time of 16:38 — opening a 52-second margin of victory — and senior William Hodnett followed in 17:30 for second place.
Wells crossed a pair of runners in order at third and fourth; junior Isaac Gale finishing in 17:37 and senior Cameron Livingstone closing on his heels with a time of 17:38.
Elko junior Cristian Arellano led the Indians with a time of 18:32 and rounded off the top five.
For the Spartans, senior Ethan Arendt finished his run in 18:27 for sixth.
For the Indians, senior Octaviann Cordova ran seventh in 18:34.
Spring Creek sophomore Damon Tilger crossed in 18:37 for eighth, and Wells junior Mason Noorda closed in 18:46 for ninth.
Lowry junior Cooper Hoagland capped the top 10 with a time of 18:46.
Spring Creek senior Boyce Turpin ran 11th in 18:47, West Wendover sophomore Jayden Rodriguez led the Wolverines with a 12th-place 18:52 and the Spartans pushed two in a row over the line in 13th and 14th with an 18:57 for sophomore Soren Dastrup and a 19:04 by sophomore Jett Arney.
Elko sophomore Ansel Humecky took 15th with a time of 19:18, and the Spartans ran 16th and 17th with a 19:21 from junior Ty Rigby and a 19:25 for freshman Dallen Hicks.
In 22nd, Elko senior Bradley Nelson crossed the line in 19:58.
Spring Creek junior Jared Tilger took 23rd in 20:11, and Elko sophomore Kaleb Smith placed 24th with a time of 20:12.
For Wells, junior Marcos Cobian crossed the line in 20:28 and closed off the top 25.
Spring Creek freshman Braylon Preece ran a 20:30 for 26th.
Wells sophomore Jayden Kiser followed in 20:32 at 27th, and Spring Creek sophomore Bryson Thompson followed immediately after in 28th with a 20:32 of his own.
The Indians sent three over the line in a four-runner span as freshman Liam Stringer ranked 30th in 20:43, junior Michael Greenburg took 32nd in 20:46 and sophomore Carter Carroll followed in 33rd with a time of 20:55.
Spring Creek senior Colsen Moore crossed in 21:03 for 34th place.
Elko County runners accounted for the next six finishers.
Elko senior Abraham Gonzalez Lopez placed 36th in 21:10, Wells freshman Weston Sorensen too 37th in 21:23, and the Indians sent two in a row with a 38th-place 21:32 by sophomore Max Fraley and a 39th-place 21:59 for senior Luis Romero.
Jackpot was led with a time of 22:09 for 40th by senior Angel Martinez, and sophomore teammate Kevin Jack followed in 41st with a time of 22:30.
For the Leopards, senior Carson Ballard crossed in 22:37 for 43rd.
West Wendover junior Aiden Benitez finished 45th in 23:28, Elko junior Daniel Salazar closed in 24:03 for 46th and junior Nikk Flores followed in 47th with a time of 24:06.
Junior Taylor Clark capped Elko’s roster in 26:17 for 51st place.
Carlin sophomore Wyatt Kemansky paced the Railroaders at 52nd with a time of 26:18.
The Wolverines’ team was rounded off with a 56th-place 29:18 by junior Adrian Collazo.
For the Roaders, freshmen Joshua Shook and Jhon Vicente closed off the field with matching times 32:46 for 57th and 58th, respectively.
Elko Daily Free Press
Anthony Mori
10/13/2025
Carlin wears down Wells
CARLIN — On Thursday, the Wells and Carlin football team played a spirited first half.
The Leopards — who lost to the Railroaders 26-13 on Aug. 28, in Wells — challenged Carlin during its homecoming contest.
At the break, the game was tied 22-22.
But the Roaders wore down Wells in the second half and closed the ballgame on a 22-0 streak for a 44-22 win for another double-up margin of victory.
Wells scored on its first play from scrimmage on a 70-yard gallop off the right edge by senior quarterback Joe Dahl.
Dahl completed a pass to sophomore tight end Justice Nelson and gave the Leopards an 8-0 lead.
Carlin came right back and earned a 44-yard touchdown run on a late pitch to senior tailback Dylan Ramirez, who reversed field against an over-pursuing defense.
The conversion failed as Wells senior Gage Uhlig made a nice tackle on the run attempt, making the score 8-6 in favor of Wells.
On the ensuing drive, the Leopards marched 69 yards in 11 plays — sophomore Kade Kelly punching home from a yard out.
For the conversion, Dahl found junior Johnny Glascock on a swing pass and pushed Wells to a 16-6 advantage.
The teams traded punts on their next two possessions, but the Roaders scored their second touchdown on their third drive — going 54 yards on nine plays — junior tight end Landon Huntley hauling in a 15-yard touchdown on a reverse pass from Ramirez.
Senior Tryston Martinez added the conversion and brought Carlin to within two at 16-14 in the second quarter.
Wells responded with another lengthy touchdown drive, starting at its own 34 and going 66 yards in 13 plays.
Dahl pushed across the goal line on a one-yard sneak, but the two-point pass fell incomplete with a nice breakup by Carlin senior Gage Lewis — the Leopards leading 22-14.
The ebb-and-flow continued as Carlin came up with a crucial answer on a 70-yard drive in eight plays.
Senior wide receiver Jacob Stucki reeled in a wide-open 37-yard strike from Lewis, grabbed the conversion on the same connection and tied the tally 22-22 with 55 seconds remaining in the half.
The Roaders received the opening kickoff in the third quarter and took their first lead after a 67-yard, four-play gut punch.
Ramirez scored on a 59-yard rush from a delay give.
The conversion pass was incomplete, but Carlin led 28-22.
The game swung quickly into Carlin’s favor with a pooch onside kick, which was recovered at the Wells 40 by sophomore Max Burgener.
From the 40, the Roaders rolled to pay dirt in six plays — Ramirez
hammering home from a yard out.
Lewis scrambled up the middle and dove across the goal line as he was hit for the conversion and pushed Carlin to a 36-22 advantage.
Wells punted on its next possession but received a great boot from Nelson — who ripped a 56-yard kick — pinning Carlin deep in the shadows of its own end zone at the 6.
However, the Roaders controlled the outcome with a gritty 94-yard, 15-play drive.
On 3rd-and-29 from the 20, Lewis launched a 50-50 ball into a swarm of players — where Huntley high-pointed the football and completed the catch at the Wells 47 for a back-breaking play.
Huntley capped the sealing drive with a five-yard touchdown on a rollout from Lewis, who then connected with Martinez for the conversion.
Carlin closed the contest on a 22-0 flurry for a 44-22 victory and swept both meetings over Wells.
Stats
Lewis completed 5-of-11 passes for 82 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions and ran for 90 yards on 13 carries.
Ramirez gashed the Leopards for 274 rushing yards on 23 totes with three touchdown runs and threw a 15-yard touchdown pass on his lone attempt.
Martinez carried 11 times for 83 yards and caught one ball for three yards.
Huntley hauled in three receptions for 54 yards with two TDs.
Stucki snagged two balls for 40 yards and a 37-yard touchdown.
Wells did not record stats for the contest.
Up Next
The Leopards (3-4 overall, 3-2 in league) will travel and face the Lakers (2-4 overall, 2-3 in league) at 7 p.m. Thursday, in Pyramid Lake.
The Railroaders (7-0 overall, 6-0 in league) will put their unbeaten record to the test against Mineral County (5-1 overall, 5-0 in league) in a battle atop the 1A North standings at 7 p.m. Friday, in Hawthorne.
Anthony Mori
10/13/2025
Carlin wears down Wells
CARLIN — On Thursday, the Wells and Carlin football team played a spirited first half.
The Leopards — who lost to the Railroaders 26-13 on Aug. 28, in Wells — challenged Carlin during its homecoming contest.
At the break, the game was tied 22-22.
But the Roaders wore down Wells in the second half and closed the ballgame on a 22-0 streak for a 44-22 win for another double-up margin of victory.
Wells scored on its first play from scrimmage on a 70-yard gallop off the right edge by senior quarterback Joe Dahl.
Dahl completed a pass to sophomore tight end Justice Nelson and gave the Leopards an 8-0 lead.
Carlin came right back and earned a 44-yard touchdown run on a late pitch to senior tailback Dylan Ramirez, who reversed field against an over-pursuing defense.
The conversion failed as Wells senior Gage Uhlig made a nice tackle on the run attempt, making the score 8-6 in favor of Wells.
On the ensuing drive, the Leopards marched 69 yards in 11 plays — sophomore Kade Kelly punching home from a yard out.
For the conversion, Dahl found junior Johnny Glascock on a swing pass and pushed Wells to a 16-6 advantage.
The teams traded punts on their next two possessions, but the Roaders scored their second touchdown on their third drive — going 54 yards on nine plays — junior tight end Landon Huntley hauling in a 15-yard touchdown on a reverse pass from Ramirez.
Senior Tryston Martinez added the conversion and brought Carlin to within two at 16-14 in the second quarter.
Wells responded with another lengthy touchdown drive, starting at its own 34 and going 66 yards in 13 plays.
Dahl pushed across the goal line on a one-yard sneak, but the two-point pass fell incomplete with a nice breakup by Carlin senior Gage Lewis — the Leopards leading 22-14.
The ebb-and-flow continued as Carlin came up with a crucial answer on a 70-yard drive in eight plays.
Senior wide receiver Jacob Stucki reeled in a wide-open 37-yard strike from Lewis, grabbed the conversion on the same connection and tied the tally 22-22 with 55 seconds remaining in the half.
The Roaders received the opening kickoff in the third quarter and took their first lead after a 67-yard, four-play gut punch.
Ramirez scored on a 59-yard rush from a delay give.
The conversion pass was incomplete, but Carlin led 28-22.
The game swung quickly into Carlin’s favor with a pooch onside kick, which was recovered at the Wells 40 by sophomore Max Burgener.
From the 40, the Roaders rolled to pay dirt in six plays — Ramirez
hammering home from a yard out.
Lewis scrambled up the middle and dove across the goal line as he was hit for the conversion and pushed Carlin to a 36-22 advantage.
Wells punted on its next possession but received a great boot from Nelson — who ripped a 56-yard kick — pinning Carlin deep in the shadows of its own end zone at the 6.
However, the Roaders controlled the outcome with a gritty 94-yard, 15-play drive.
On 3rd-and-29 from the 20, Lewis launched a 50-50 ball into a swarm of players — where Huntley high-pointed the football and completed the catch at the Wells 47 for a back-breaking play.
Huntley capped the sealing drive with a five-yard touchdown on a rollout from Lewis, who then connected with Martinez for the conversion.
Carlin closed the contest on a 22-0 flurry for a 44-22 victory and swept both meetings over Wells.
Stats
Lewis completed 5-of-11 passes for 82 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions and ran for 90 yards on 13 carries.
Ramirez gashed the Leopards for 274 rushing yards on 23 totes with three touchdown runs and threw a 15-yard touchdown pass on his lone attempt.
Martinez carried 11 times for 83 yards and caught one ball for three yards.
Huntley hauled in three receptions for 54 yards with two TDs.
Stucki snagged two balls for 40 yards and a 37-yard touchdown.
Wells did not record stats for the contest.
Up Next
The Leopards (3-4 overall, 3-2 in league) will travel and face the Lakers (2-4 overall, 2-3 in league) at 7 p.m. Thursday, in Pyramid Lake.
The Railroaders (7-0 overall, 6-0 in league) will put their unbeaten record to the test against Mineral County (5-1 overall, 5-0 in league) in a battle atop the 1A North standings at 7 p.m. Friday, in Hawthorne.
🏔️ Chimney Rock Wrestling Camp 🏔️
All students grades K–12 are invited!
📅 November 14–15
📍 Wells Band Gym
$20 per day (pay at the door)
Come kick off your wrestling season with some mat time! 🤼♂️
All students grades K–12 are invited!
📅 November 14–15
📍 Wells Band Gym
$20 per day (pay at the door)
Come kick off your wrestling season with some mat time! 🤼♂️
Dear Families,
At Chartwells K12, we care about more than just serving food—we want every child to leave the cafeteria happier and healthier. That’s why we’re launching the School Meals Report Card, a short survey to hear from the people who matter most: you and your children.
What’s This Survey About?
This quick survey asks about your experience with school meals. Your feedback helps us understand what’s working and what can be better—not just here in ECSD, but across the country.
Why It Matters
Your voice helps shape the meals we serve every day. The survey is open from October 13 to November 7, 2025. The more we hear from families, the more we can improve.
How to Take the Survey
You can access the survey in just a few clicks:
Scan the QR code on the flyer sent home
Or use the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SMRC2025
Your Privacy
This survey is anonymous. We won’t collect any names or personal information.
Questions?
Feel free to contact Brooke Tompkins at brooke.tompkins@compass-usa.com or 415-572-2929.
Thank you for helping us make school meals even better for your child and our community!
At Chartwells K12, we care about more than just serving food—we want every child to leave the cafeteria happier and healthier. That’s why we’re launching the School Meals Report Card, a short survey to hear from the people who matter most: you and your children.
What’s This Survey About?
This quick survey asks about your experience with school meals. Your feedback helps us understand what’s working and what can be better—not just here in ECSD, but across the country.
Why It Matters
Your voice helps shape the meals we serve every day. The survey is open from October 13 to November 7, 2025. The more we hear from families, the more we can improve.
How to Take the Survey
You can access the survey in just a few clicks:
Scan the QR code on the flyer sent home
Or use the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SMRC2025
Your Privacy
This survey is anonymous. We won’t collect any names or personal information.
Questions?
Feel free to contact Brooke Tompkins at brooke.tompkins@compass-usa.com or 415-572-2929.
Thank you for helping us make school meals even better for your child and our community!
🎉 Tailgate Parking Fundraiser! 🎉
Sponsored by Wells High School PTO
Join us for the Leopards vs. Mineral County game on October 23 at 5 PM!
There are 6 tailgate parking spots available — perfect for watching the game and the Mini Cheer performance!
🔥 $50 per spot 🔥
Reserve your spot today and support our High School PTO!
Sponsored by Wells High School PTO
Join us for the Leopards vs. Mineral County game on October 23 at 5 PM!
There are 6 tailgate parking spots available — perfect for watching the game and the Mini Cheer performance!
🔥 $50 per spot 🔥
Reserve your spot today and support our High School PTO!
WELLS YOUTH WRESTLING SIGNUPS
Sign-Up Dates: October 14 & 15
Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Wrestling Room, 121 Pacific Ave
Grades: Kindergarten – 8th Grade
Practice Begins: December 1st
Contacts:
Shannon Glascock – (541) 589-0520
Olivia Hunt – (208) 420-0171
Join us for an exciting wrestling season! Learn skills, build confidence,
and have fun on the mat.
Sign-Up Dates: October 14 & 15
Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Wrestling Room, 121 Pacific Ave
Grades: Kindergarten – 8th Grade
Practice Begins: December 1st
Contacts:
Shannon Glascock – (541) 589-0520
Olivia Hunt – (208) 420-0171
Join us for an exciting wrestling season! Learn skills, build confidence,
and have fun on the mat.
Congratulations to Grace O for qualifying for state golf!
🎉 Congrats as well to all of our other golfers on a successful season! 🎉
Grace will compete at the Class 2A State Golf Tournament on Tuesday &Wednesday, October 14-15, at the Toiyabe Golf Club. Good luck, Grace!
🎉 Congrats as well to all of our other golfers on a successful season! 🎉
Grace will compete at the Class 2A State Golf Tournament on Tuesday &Wednesday, October 14-15, at the Toiyabe Golf Club. Good luck, Grace!
🤎PAES Lab is looking for leatherworking tools and leather 🤎
Mrs. Shamblin would like to teach her students how to stamp and carve leather.
If you have any leatherworking items you’d like to donate, please contact Wells High School at 775-752-3477 or drop them off at the high school office.
Mrs. Shamblin would like to teach her students how to stamp and carve leather.
If you have any leatherworking items you’d like to donate, please contact Wells High School at 775-752-3477 or drop them off at the high school office.
🧥 Wells Elementary Parents and Guardians:
As the weather gets colder, please remember to send your child to school with a coat, jacket, hoodie, or sweater to help them stay warm during recess and outdoor activities. ❄️
Thank you! – Wells Elementary Staff
As the weather gets colder, please remember to send your child to school with a coat, jacket, hoodie, or sweater to help them stay warm during recess and outdoor activities. ❄️
Thank you! – Wells Elementary Staff
🚒 Fire Safety Visit at Wells Elementary! 🔥
The Elko County Fire Department visited Wells Elementary to teach our students about important fire safety tips, including:
Checking and replacing batteries in smoke alarms
Practicing “Stop, Drop, and Roll”
Knowing who to call in an emergency
And other essential fire safety measures
We are so grateful for their time and dedication to keeping our students safe!
The Elko County Fire Department visited Wells Elementary to teach our students about important fire safety tips, including:
Checking and replacing batteries in smoke alarms
Practicing “Stop, Drop, and Roll”
Knowing who to call in an emergency
And other essential fire safety measures
We are so grateful for their time and dedication to keeping our students safe!
Wells Elementary School Events for October
💛 We are so grateful for our amazing parent volunteers at Wells Elementary! Thank you for all you do to support our students and staff.
🏌️♀️ Girls’ Golf Results!
Our golf team competed in Wendover on Thursday, October 2nd.
⛳ Grace — 114 (3rd High Individual)
Melanie — 148
Izzy — 153
Arabella — 154
They placed 2nd as a team with a score of 569
🖤Great job, ladies! 🖤
Our golf team competed in Wendover on Thursday, October 2nd.
⛳ Grace — 114 (3rd High Individual)
Melanie — 148
Izzy — 153
Arabella — 154
They placed 2nd as a team with a score of 569
🖤Great job, ladies! 🖤
🌾 Wells FFA Chapter members completed their final highway cleanup of the year on SR231 on October 3rd! 💙💛
Thank you to the students for helping to keep our community looking great!
Thank you to the students for helping to keep our community looking great!
