Winter High School's Class of 2026 Scholarship Awards Night was held on Wednesday, May 13. Students, families, friends, school staff, and area businesses and organizations were in attendance. Over $50,000 in scholarship funds were awarded! On behalf of the Class of 2026 and the Winter School District -- THANK YOU!
https://youtu.be/DcywKJsnSFU
https://youtu.be/DcywKJsnSFU
Winter Yearbooks' Order Forms: (2) Editions Available -- High School edition and an Elementary edition.
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Kinders have been doing a year-long observation project on the life cycle of plants. In October, we cut a pumpkin into quarters and planted it in a cheese ball container with soil to observe its growth in our window. We did the same to our apple seeds from the apple tree outside our window in the vinary. Today, after the entire year of growth, we planted them in the community garden!!! Special thanks to Ashley and Lux for coming to help dig and plant with us! (and their teachers for letting them!)
Our softball team had a great opportunity last night to travel together and watch Rice Lake Softball in action! It was a fun team bonding experience and a chance for our players to learn from a successful program while enjoying the game together. Thank you to Rice Lake for the hospitality and for putting on a great game!
Please join us in celebrating the Class of 2026 at graduation tonight at 7:00 PM in the high school gym. We look forward to honoring the accomplishments of this outstanding group of students!
The ceremony will also be live-streamed on Hudl Fan (same as basketball/volleyball games) at the link below:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/winter/organization/14322/winter-high-school
The ceremony will also be live-streamed on Hudl Fan (same as basketball/volleyball games) at the link below:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/winter/organization/14322/winter-high-school
More pictures taken by Mrs. Lueloff of the Pow Wow Event:
The Lac Courte Oreilles Pow Wow troupe visited the Winter School District and invited the audience to join in one of the dances. Video recorded by Lisa Koch. Picture by Lisa Koch.
https://youtube.com/shorts/kwcNiOrMd0g
WarCat Softball Parents' Night Held
Pictures by Mrs. Alicia Lueloff
Video by Miss Shelby
https://youtu.be/b_mojp-baok
Pictures by Mrs. Alicia Lueloff
Video by Miss Shelby
https://youtu.be/b_mojp-baok
From the High School Science Department:
I know I have posted a lot of pictures of Science Club this school year, but I just cannot get enough of how well these 20+ students (4K-senior) work together and learn together. It was a crazy idea of bringing so many ages together, and it worked! And it worked every single week!
Today at Nature Center was the epitome of kindness and learning together, with the big kids helping the little kids to explore and the little kids asking questions that tested all of our knowledge and experience. What a great group of students! I cannot wait to see what we can learn next year.
I know I have posted a lot of pictures of Science Club this school year, but I just cannot get enough of how well these 20+ students (4K-senior) work together and learn together. It was a crazy idea of bringing so many ages together, and it worked! And it worked every single week!
Today at Nature Center was the epitome of kindness and learning together, with the big kids helping the little kids to explore and the little kids asking questions that tested all of our knowledge and experience. What a great group of students! I cannot wait to see what we can learn next year.
Winter High School JV Golf Season Wrap Up:
On April 11th, the Bizhiki Group Students took a fishing trip. They caught and released a musky! Pictured with the "huge" musky are Vanessa S and Lacy F. Way to go, Ladies!
Winter Area Lions' Club Memorial Weekend Event! They do so much for our communities! Thank you!
The Warcats came out on top 21-6 over the Red Raiders last night in Winter!
Kaydance Granica (pictured right) added 2 more home runs to her stat line, and Alyssa Holt (pictured left) added one of her own as well. Great WORK Warcats!
We play again in Birchwood against Prairie Farm on Tuesday, 5/12 - come on down!
Kaydance Granica (pictured right) added 2 more home runs to her stat line, and Alyssa Holt (pictured left) added one of her own as well. Great WORK Warcats!
We play again in Birchwood against Prairie Farm on Tuesday, 5/12 - come on down!
The class of 2026 had so much fun celebrating together on their trip. Together we were able to go swimming, play laser tag, and do an escape room (Lueloff's group won!), play mini golf, and go on a mountain ride. The last day we really lived it up with a Hibachi dinner and walking at the Aquaviva Lumina. It was a great time and perfect Hoorah for the Class of 2026.
From Mrs. Strop : 5th Grade Battle of the Books
On May 7th, a small group of 5th graders traveled to Ashland to the new Vaughn Library to compete in the Battle of the Books-grades 4-6. In order to be prepared for the competition, participants are to read 20 chapter books on a given list. There were 14 teams from Cesa 12 that participated. When asked a question about a book, team members had 20 seconds to quietly talk it over and decide on the answer. Then the team captain needed to say into the microphone the correct title and author of that book to earn 5 points. There were a total of 3 rounds, with teams being eliminated after each. Our team did outstanding in the first round and earned a spot for round 2, while 5 other teams were eliminated. Unfortunately, we didn't make it to the final round, but this team was outstanding! They competed against some big schools! They look forward to participating again next year!
If you see Kensley, Erik, and Juliet, please give them a shout out:)
On May 7th, a small group of 5th graders traveled to Ashland to the new Vaughn Library to compete in the Battle of the Books-grades 4-6. In order to be prepared for the competition, participants are to read 20 chapter books on a given list. There were 14 teams from Cesa 12 that participated. When asked a question about a book, team members had 20 seconds to quietly talk it over and decide on the answer. Then the team captain needed to say into the microphone the correct title and author of that book to earn 5 points. There were a total of 3 rounds, with teams being eliminated after each. Our team did outstanding in the first round and earned a spot for round 2, while 5 other teams were eliminated. Unfortunately, we didn't make it to the final round, but this team was outstanding! They competed against some big schools! They look forward to participating again next year!
If you see Kensley, Erik, and Juliet, please give them a shout out:)
ElevateK12 Education Representatives from Chicago visit the Winter School District! Thank you, Jeff & Phil, for taking the time to see Winter Schools!
Kinder Book Worms -- 100 Books Read!
Congratulations to the first 5 winners of our Race to 100 challenge with the Winter Public Library! These students have read 100 books BY THEMSELVES this year already! They worked really hard, and we are very proud of them.
Special thanks to Mrs. Amanda and Mrs. Knuckey at the public library for all of their encouragement and support this year. We have had an absolute blast!
Congratulations to the first 5 winners of our Race to 100 challenge with the Winter Public Library! These students have read 100 books BY THEMSELVES this year already! They worked really hard, and we are very proud of them.
Special thanks to Mrs. Amanda and Mrs. Knuckey at the public library for all of their encouragement and support this year. We have had an absolute blast!
Winter High School Golf Invitational Results:
A message from the Winter Elementary Teachers:
