More "Bonding Moments" from Homecoming Week! Including a handstand contest! :)
The TechEd Department and high school students got the DNC Plasma Cutter up and running. This machine is used in metal fabrication to cut out steel parts. We are looking forward to future projects with the cutter! Congratulations & Thank You, TechEd!
Happy Applesauce Day! The Kindergarten class made applesauce from the apples that they picked last week at Treeland's Resorts. Mrs. Wergeland would like to thank Eli, Cora, and Zoey in 5th Grade for being the ones who were responsible, safe, and so very good to the kiddos while helping us do some big work with our apple tools!!
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, September 21st, second grader Lisa M. received a Be the 1 Recognition Certificate from her teacher, Mrs. Olson. Congratulations, Lisa, and Thank You!
Afterwards, Superintendent Craig Olson presented the staff version of the Be the 1 Recognition Certificate to Building & Grounds Engineer/Transportation Director Dan LaPorte. Congratulations, Dan, and Thank You!
Mrs. Strop's 5th graders learned about volume, which is the amount of space inside a 3D (three-dimensional) shape. We learned to find volume by counting unit cubes and by using the simple multiplication formula: Volume = Length x Width x Height. Everyone had fun and are becoming experts at volume!
Winter High School Volleyball Theme Nights:
Area Cub Scout Pack 55 Registration K-5 Meeting Scheduled:
Two rooms = two times as much experimenting, learning, and fun at Science Club! We have students participating from almost every single grade, 4K-12! What a great way to start every Tuesday!
Winter School District is now featuring a #WhereAreTheyNow? on our Facebook Page! Check it out!
Are you an alum who would like to share where you are now? We would love to hear your story! Contact jwergeland@winterwarriors.org for more information.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574813339602
Be sure to click the "Follow" button to see all things Winter School District!
Thank you to all who came or supported our Winter Walk for Tomorrow this past Saturday! We had a great turnout of 50 people and a wonderful time walking together.
We would like to send a very special thank you for the generous donation from the Winter Women's Auxiliary Post 303 at our walk (pictured below). Thank you very much for your donation each year to this wonderful cause!
We would also like to thank the family of Jed Costley for their support and donation at our Walk for Tomorrow.
Thank you also to all the students who made beautiful posters for the event, and to the resource tables.
We would like to send a very special thank you for the generous donation from the Winter Women's Auxiliary Post 303 at our walk (pictured below). Thank you very much for your donation each year to this wonderful cause!
We would also like to thank the family of Jed Costley for their support and donation at our Walk for Tomorrow.
Thank you also to all the students who made beautiful posters for the event, and to the resource tables.
TONIGHT @ the Winter School District:
TONIGHT @ the Winter School District:
WORK Club After-school Program Science FUN!
The 3rd and 4th grade WORK Club students took their marble run track to a whole new level last night. Each Thursday, a group of students gets to participate in a special after-school version of Science Club. With the roof on the Nature Center under construction, students visited the High School science room for engineering activities. All of the students built amazing structures from blocks and magnets as well.
The 3rd and 4th grade WORK Club students took their marble run track to a whole new level last night. Each Thursday, a group of students gets to participate in a special after-school version of Science Club. With the roof on the Nature Center under construction, students visited the High School science room for engineering activities. All of the students built amazing structures from blocks and magnets as well.
A message from Athletic Director/Coach Delebar:
This week, Sawyer County is hosting two Walk for Tomorrow events focused on mental health and suicide prevention.
Join the community in Hayward on Friday, September 18, from 4:00–5:30 PM, or in Winter on Saturday, September 19, at 5:00 PM. No registration is required. 💙
For locations and additional details, please see the flyer.
Join the community in Hayward on Friday, September 18, from 4:00–5:30 PM, or in Winter on Saturday, September 19, at 5:00 PM. No registration is required. 💙
For locations and additional details, please see the flyer.
Look What We Found! Welcome to Winter! This is an INCREDIBLE video showcasing the Winter School and our area!
Please share!
https://youtu.be/wh_vm2dGg40
The kindergarteners (Class of 2039!) helped to receive some donation checks as part of the Kids' Change Drive today. And of course, they also insisted on a silly picture with an apple on their head!
The WSD students have raised almost $10,000 as part of their change drive so far! The funds will go towards some of the following items, depending on how much is raised:
Raise enough to save our school by eliminating the current debt [difficult, but great — the kids have such high hopes!]
Help pay some utility bills (for example, electricity, propane, diesel, water, etc.)
Help the school lunch program by donating to the cost of food or staff in the kitchen
Provide funds to the library for books or technology needed for education
Donate funds towards needed security camera updates
Help with bus garage repairs
Help keep middle and/or high school sports from being cut
Help another extracurricular from being cut (not sure which ones may be cut or how much money would be required to keep each one)
Our students are amazing, to say the least!
For more information, please contact the school or see the Kids Change Drive Facebook page.
The WSD students have raised almost $10,000 as part of their change drive so far! The funds will go towards some of the following items, depending on how much is raised:
Raise enough to save our school by eliminating the current debt [difficult, but great — the kids have such high hopes!]
Help pay some utility bills (for example, electricity, propane, diesel, water, etc.)
Help the school lunch program by donating to the cost of food or staff in the kitchen
Provide funds to the library for books or technology needed for education
Donate funds towards needed security camera updates
Help with bus garage repairs
Help keep middle and/or high school sports from being cut
Help another extracurricular from being cut (not sure which ones may be cut or how much money would be required to keep each one)
Our students are amazing, to say the least!
For more information, please contact the school or see the Kids Change Drive Facebook page.
More pictures from the Kinders' Treeland's Resort Trip:
The kinders got the opportunity to connect with Community today! Treeland’s resorts outside of Hayward hosted the Winter kindergarten as we continue our unit on exploring seasons and our apples unit. The kinders got to explore the kitchen and see how pizza is made, pick apples from their apple trees, play on the playground, and we were treated to some delicious cheese, pizza, and ice cream!! Thank you so much to Tatum and all of the Treeland’s staff for creating a wonderful experience for our students today. Next up… Applesauce!!
THANK YOU TREELAND'S RESORTS for hosting this AMAZING trip!
THANK YOU TREELAND'S RESORTS for hosting this AMAZING trip!
This year, keyboarding is working with Kindergarten and 1st grade together. We are having the best time. Instead of me doing all the teaching, the 1st graders have been assisting in the class. This week, they showed our Kindergarten students how to log in to the computer and some of the games we can play. The class was full of laughter and smiles! It’s an experience seeing the students helping one another.
