
Lets all welcome Mr. Craig Olson, our new Superintendent! Today he is officially a Winter Warrior!!
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Today, fishing 101 students competed for a variety of prizes. First 3 fish got a St. Croix Rod sticker (Kaylee, Vanessa, and Bryce), biggest fish received a Packer themed bucktail (Savannah), and most fish received a small tackle box from the Hunter Strop Memorial tournament (Savannah). Our best rule followers also received tackle boxes for their behavior (Jacob, Kiera, and Gracie, and Ava).
Fishermen and fisherwomen chose a spot along the gravel path and had 1 hour using the same bait to catch as many fish as they could. Results are as follows.
Pictures from the last week are also included! Part 2
Savannah - 6.5
Kaylee - 3
Bryce - 3
Vanessa - 2
Gracie - 2
Kiera - 1
Ava - 1



Today, fishing 101 students competed for a variety of prizes. First 3 fish got a St. Croix Rod sticker (Kaylee, Vanessa, and Bryce), biggest fish received a Packer themed bucktail (Savannah), and most fish received a small tackle box from the Hunter Strop Memorial tournament (Savannah). Our best rule followers also received tackle boxes for their behavior (Jacob, Kiera, and Gracie, and Ava).
Fishermen and fisherwomen chose a spot along the gravel path and had 1 hour using the same bait to catch as many fish as they could. Results are as follows.
Pictures from the last week are also included!
Savannah - 6.5
Kaylee - 3
Bryce - 3
Vanessa - 2
Gracie - 2
Kiera - 1
Ava - 1











Mrs. Strop and Mrs. Adams took their summer school classes outside to roast marshmallows for s’mores and to do a scavenger hunt. It’s been a fun three weeks of camping adventures for these two groups. Thank you, Mr. Moelter, for helping us with the campfire!











Today students got special permission to go with Dr Ray and help with snake research. They caught a total of 15 gartersnakes and one foxsnake in just an hour! They are all excellent Junior snake catchers!








Attention Seniors, please stop into the District Office to pick up your senior banner if you haven't done so already. Any senior banners remaining after 3:00 p.m. Thursday, June 26th will be recycled.

Winter School District would like to invite all students, staff, and alumni to join us in the 4th of July Parade. We will meet during parade lineup at 11:00 a.m. Registration is held at the Zion Lutheran Church. We promise it will be a great time and a wonderful opportunity to also meet our new Superintendent, Mr. Craig Olson. We hope you can make it!


Mrs. Strop’s 4th and 5th graders had the best time learning about owls in summer school!! A highlight was dissecting owl pellets! Thank you, Dr. Ray for supplying the owl pellets and tools.











Summer School Math Fun
The objective of this project is for students to design and build a Tiny House, while applying area, perimeter, and geometry skills. Students created a unique version based on their own ideas, imagination, and application of skills. Students designed a house that contains almost 20 different pieces of furnishings and then found the area and perimeter of each item. They were also given the opportunity to apply geometric skills, such as shapes to design their own nets to create the furniture.







Middle School has been having fun coding with Mrs. Lueloff. They have been making a few games using Scratch. This is one that Caleb and Scarlett enjoy watching Mrs. Lueloff lose at!
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Reminder that tomorrow, Thursday, June 19th is the last day for swimming lessons. Also, next week summer school dismissal will be at Noon.

Please Note: Our Regular Board Meeting scheduled for tonight has been moved to Monday, June 30, 2025 at 7:00 p.m.

Students are having fun in art class with Mrs. Moelter as they work on the running stitch! They're learning basic sewing skills while creating colorful and creative projects









Yearbooks are still available in the District Office! If you come between 8-3 Monday through Thursday Ms. Shelby can assist you. If needed, you can always email Mrs. Lueloff at alueloff@winterwarriors.org to make other arrangements.
Prices:
High School- Now will now be $80.
Elementary/Middle School- Now will be $45
Please, bring exact amounts!
Thank you for the support of our students. They worked hard on these books this year!



NCFR is offering FREE bassinet's, pack-n-plays, and cribs with mattress from now through September. If you are pregnant or have a child under the age of 6 months and would like one of these items, please reach out by responding to this email or texting or calling 715-699-2299


Mr. Delabar‘s Summer School Fishing 101 class is off to a tremendous start this week. On day one, Students learned the art of knot tying with the uni and clinch knots. They also went through common species, their habitats, and their feeding patterns to prepare for the next day of fishing. They rigged up multiple rods to start with a worm and bobber approach and will later evolve into small lures and plastics.
On day two, they took to the lake. The students fished 3 different locations on Lake Winter and were able to land six different species using various presentations. They look forward to another 2 1/2 weeks of fishing all over the winter area!











In summer school Mrs. Strop’s 4th and 5th graders are having some “camping” fun while reading, working with rulers to measure in inches and centimeters, and finding camping homophones! Stories around the campfire is a class favorite! In PE Mr. Moelter is teaching and reviewing basic skills of outdoor games!











Grades 3 through 5 spent the last day of school at Connor's Lake. The day was full of sun, fun, playing, and friends. A great day making memories!










Way to go Winter Elementary and Winter High School on being recognized by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. The recognition shows how they are serving a high percentage of economically disadvantaged students and achieving academic results above the state average for similar schools. The schools recognized are effectively educating students facing challenges, and also achieving strong academic outcomes. Thank you to our staff for their passion and commitment to our students.
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More camping fun with Mrs. Adams!

