*If you'd like to donate a basket to raffle off, please contact Mrs. Lueloff at alueloff@winterwarriors.org.
Thanks to Mrs. Moelter and the Digital Photography Class for all of the pictures! Nice Job!
https://youtu.be/vb4mbVjZ-tY
THANK YOU!
Thank you to so many people for making this year's WHS Drama Club presentation of Alice vs. Wonderland - 45 Minutes In Chaos!
https://youtube.com/shorts/zidjVvgimow
Today's HS Golf Meet is Postponed -- RESCHEDULED for May 4th, 3:00 PM @ Frederic
Winter Elementary Schools Recognized by the Wisconsin Department of Education as a High Impact School for the 2024-25 School Year!
Hot Turkey & Cheese, Veggies, Fruit, & Milk
Be the 1 Recognition: The Winter School District Recognition Program recognizes outstanding WORK and COMMITMENT by students and staff to the school and the communities that we serve. At the Regular School Board Meeting on Monday, April 20th, Senior Cenzie W received a Be the 1 Recognition Certificate from her TechEd Teacher, Mr. Will Stamper, who showcased a couple of Cenzie's class projects. Congratulations, Cenzie, and Thank You!
Afterwards, Superintendent Craig Olson presented Miss Shelby with the staff version of the Be the 1 Recognition Certificate. Congratulations, Miss Shelby, and Thank You!
By Mrs. Strop
A geode is a sphere-shaped, dull-looking rock with a rough outside that contains a mystery on the inside! The inner cavity is lined with crystals such as quartz, calcite, or amethyst. They form over thousands of years when minerals and moisture seep into cavities within volcanic or sedimentary rocks, creating the crystals. Fifth graders had a great time studying geodes! One of the fascinating things is that comparing geodes by weight, color, texture, and size doesn't guarantee what they will look like when cracked open! A fun, exciting, and learning experience was had by all who participated! Science Rocks!
