Comming this Fall!
Ensign Intermediate School
1st Annual Summer Golf Tournament
Kids Adults Weclome
Non-golfers invited to attend dinner at 6pm
Long Drive Contests for under 16 year olds
Hole-in-one contests on par 3's
Trophy for lowest score (kids adults)
Door prize drawings
No host bar
Event Sponors $1000
Seabee Sponsor $500
Hive Sponsor $250
Help us raise money for our school!
For registration sponsor information please visit:
Email:
jblanchfield@roadrunner.com
Pacific Coast Sportfishing Magazine: March 2010 Issue
By Maddy Jones
It is three o'clock in the morning, and I am just getting up, along with the majority of the other fishermen. When everybody starts arriving at the dock, it is 4 a.m. Even though we're still sleepy, we talk about the fun day ahead of us. Read more.
Daily Pilot: February 15, 2010
Students in Ensign Intermediate School’s Marine Studies Club have been working on saving local waterways, removing one plastic fork at a time.
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Daily Pilot: September 21, 2009
Kids got up close and personal with a tarantula, turtles, an alligator, a python and lots of other creatures at Ensign Intermediate’s Nature Academy after school Monday.
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Pacific Coast Sportfishing Magazine: April 2009 Issue
By Kristina Miller
"We were all in line, anxious to see what was in store on this one-of-a-kind fishing experience. Once we arrived on the docks, each one of us got a number, said our goodbyes (with the occasional tear), and hopped down the ramp to board the Fury...read more.
Daily Pilot: October 21, 2008
...volunteers from Ensign Intermediate School enjoyed decorating the cages and kitties for Halloween. The children earn community service hours while helping animals find homes at Fashion Island to satisfy requirements for their Life Skills class taught by Katie Halperin.
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Daily Pilot: September 3, 2008
...Ensign Intermediate School was also in the midst of making changes on its campus for the 2008-09 school year. A new program called CHAMPS was started to help improve communication between students and teachers.
“We draw from five different elementary schools, so we are trying to bring the community together very quickly and ease that transition,” Ensign Principal Steve McLaughlin said. “Campuswide, all students are getting the same message.”
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