A warm thank you to Ms. Kristi for volunteering to read with our Elementary students every week. The students really enjoy her visits and the help she's given them really shows. Thanks Ms. Kristi. You are so appreciated!
Winter School District would like to wish you a safe and happy Fall Break. Good luck to all of you hunters our there! See you in December!
Sculpture 1 finished the trimester with Book sculptures! These will be displayed in the School District Library for the next month! These students did an amazing job researching how to manipulate books and executing new skills to make a final masterpiece!
Mr. Delabar’s PE students hosted a Just Dance party today for interested high school students!
Mr. Delabar randomly discovered that a high percentage of our high schoolers had an affinity for Just Dance, so they arranged a pre-break party for the kids to relax and have fun while still working on their cardio and rhythms. Some of our kids can really move! The PE class created the playlist for the event and one student donated tons of glow sticks for us to enhance the experience.
Overall, it was a smashing success. Thanks to all of the participating students and all of the parents who have probably heard these songs hundreds of times in the past 14-18 years! Us teachers were thoroughly impressed!
Mr. Delabar randomly discovered that a high percentage of our high schoolers had an affinity for Just Dance, so they arranged a pre-break party for the kids to relax and have fun while still working on their cardio and rhythms. Some of our kids can really move! The PE class created the playlist for the event and one student donated tons of glow sticks for us to enhance the experience.
Overall, it was a smashing success. Thanks to all of the participating students and all of the parents who have probably heard these songs hundreds of times in the past 14-18 years! Us teachers were thoroughly impressed!
Winter High School tenth grader, Ethan has won the American Legion Oratorical Contest held at the Winter American Legion Post 303 on November 10, 2025. He delivered a prepared oration as well as an oration on a randomly assigned constitutional topic, Article 3 of the U.S. Constitution. Ethan impressed the judges with the way his speech was presented and his knowledge of the Constitution with his speech titled A Nation Built on Freedom.
The American Legion Oratorical Contest exists to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation for the U.S. Constitution among high school students. Since 1938, the program has presented participants with an academic speaking challenge that teaches important leadership qualities, the history of our nation’s laws, the ability to think and speak clearly, and an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, rights and privileges of American citizenship.
Ethan was awarded a total of $300.00, from the Winter Post and the Sawyer County American Legion, and will go on to compete in January against winners from 6 other counties in northwestern Wisconsin for further cash prizes. This provides him an opportunity to compete for a $25,000 scholarship at the National level.
(Pictured Left to Right: American Legion Sawyer County Commander Jim Woody, Oratorical Winner Ethan Rackouski, Winter American Legion Post 303 Commander Dave Schuck)
The American Legion Oratorical Contest exists to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation for the U.S. Constitution among high school students. Since 1938, the program has presented participants with an academic speaking challenge that teaches important leadership qualities, the history of our nation’s laws, the ability to think and speak clearly, and an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, rights and privileges of American citizenship.
Ethan was awarded a total of $300.00, from the Winter Post and the Sawyer County American Legion, and will go on to compete in January against winners from 6 other counties in northwestern Wisconsin for further cash prizes. This provides him an opportunity to compete for a $25,000 scholarship at the National level.
(Pictured Left to Right: American Legion Sawyer County Commander Jim Woody, Oratorical Winner Ethan Rackouski, Winter American Legion Post 303 Commander Dave Schuck)
Please mark your calendars for our K-8 Christmas Concert
Great information on the Family's Role in the IEP
Please get those "WORK" Club sign up sheets in by this Friday.
On behalf of the Village of Winter and the entire community, a huge thank you to: Logan, Steven, Arrin, Maddy, and Kaydee for braving the cold and snow and pine boughs.
A huge thank you to recent graduates Gunnar G and Wyatt P for coming to help us again after working all night at Arclin!
And always a thank you to Lance and Larry, as well as community member Pete S and never-alllowed-to-actually-retire former public works director, Dickie B for this day that makes our Village so special.
When you get a chance, please drive down our Main Street and enjoy Winter, Wisco in the winter!
Coach Mike and Jennie have chosen this week's girls basketball Player of the Week!
Write up done by team manager Lena.
"She is starting off the season strong. Every practice she’s there with full energy and that energy is consistent through the whole practice. She’s engaged and motivated to improve her skills. We’re proud of you Maddy!"
Write up done by team manager Lena.
"She is starting off the season strong. Every practice she’s there with full energy and that energy is consistent through the whole practice. She’s engaged and motivated to improve her skills. We’re proud of you Maddy!"
Second grader Suzy showed her class how to re-pot a plant today! She has been growing a jade plant she named Jerry! 🌿 She was very knowledgeable about the plant and answered all her classmates' questions! :)
Triple P Hassle Free Shopping - Shopping can be exhausting with young children. Come learn some tips on learning how to make those shopping trips more enjoyable and less stressful.
Register here https://forms.gle/jP7ia74cLSkPJkA58
Register here https://forms.gle/jP7ia74cLSkPJkA58
FREE Christmas Movie - playing Zootopia 2 - this is a great opportunity for you and your child(ren) to enjoy a movie ON US! Snacks and drinks are not included.
Be the 1 Recognition: Be the 1 is recognition for outstanding work and commitment to the Winter School’s staff and students and our community. Mrs. Adams was nominated for the Staff Be the 1. She has consistently helped Craig since he came to the Winter School. She is always going above and beyond for her students. Way to go Mrs. Adams! Austin was nominated by Mrs. Adams for the Student Be the 1. Austin is described as a kind and thoughtful young man. He notices when others need help and he is quick to volunteer to assist. He is very hard-working and is becoming better at math and reading every day. He is always polite, friendly, and has a sense of humor too! Congrats Austin!
Our third graders have been busy learning about the history of the helium balloons featured for the past 80 plus years at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. After reading the book, “Balloons Over Broadway,” each student began to dream of creating their own balloon idea. They drew models, planned their small scale project, painted, crafted and had a lot of fun along the way. Once our “balloon” ideas were finished, we had fun presenting them to some other elementary classes in our own mini parade. Happy Thanksgiving!
For Thanksgiving each year kindergarten gets to do a home project to design a way to HIDE Tom Turkey from anyone who wants to turn him into dinner!
Student of the Month
November 2025
Noah
Class of 2027
Noah is the son of Patrick and Jennifer Shannon,
has been chosen as the Winter High School Student of
the Month for November 2025.
Noah is currently a junior at Winter High School. He is
dependable, always friendly and always helpful. Noah
is a member of the golf team where he is known for his
long drives and willingness to tolerate any weather
conditions to play the game. He also had leading roles
in the 2024-2025 drama club performances and is
looking forward to the 2025-2026 performance. This
year Noah has also joined the High Quiz Bowl team.
When possible, Noah arrives early to school to assist
with the Science Club. Oftentimes he is there just in
time to help clean up, but he never minds that task.
Mr. Suralski, the High School Social Studies teacher,
says, “Noah is a delightful, hardworking student who is
respectful and friendly towards everyone. In
government class, Noah proved that he knew more
about the Bill of Rights than anyone else in the annual
Bill of Rights bingo game! As his golf coach, I’m very
proud of his effort last year and seeing the enthusiasm he has on every shot gives me a great
deal of pleasure.” Mrs. Lueloff, Winter School District’s Business Education teacher, says,
“Noah is a student that is always positive, asks questions and is ready for any challenge. When
we practiced interviewing in Personal Finance, he dressed up and looked SHARP! He is a
pleasure to have in class!”
Congratulations to Noah for earning Student of the Month for November 2025!
November 2025
Noah
Class of 2027
Noah is the son of Patrick and Jennifer Shannon,
has been chosen as the Winter High School Student of
the Month for November 2025.
Noah is currently a junior at Winter High School. He is
dependable, always friendly and always helpful. Noah
is a member of the golf team where he is known for his
long drives and willingness to tolerate any weather
conditions to play the game. He also had leading roles
in the 2024-2025 drama club performances and is
looking forward to the 2025-2026 performance. This
year Noah has also joined the High Quiz Bowl team.
When possible, Noah arrives early to school to assist
with the Science Club. Oftentimes he is there just in
time to help clean up, but he never minds that task.
Mr. Suralski, the High School Social Studies teacher,
says, “Noah is a delightful, hardworking student who is
respectful and friendly towards everyone. In
government class, Noah proved that he knew more
about the Bill of Rights than anyone else in the annual
Bill of Rights bingo game! As his golf coach, I’m very
proud of his effort last year and seeing the enthusiasm he has on every shot gives me a great
deal of pleasure.” Mrs. Lueloff, Winter School District’s Business Education teacher, says,
“Noah is a student that is always positive, asks questions and is ready for any challenge. When
we practiced interviewing in Personal Finance, he dressed up and looked SHARP! He is a
pleasure to have in class!”
Congratulations to Noah for earning Student of the Month for November 2025!
The Junior Class is selling Kringles!
FREE MOVIE Event - Join on Saturday, December 6th to see the new movie ZooTopia 2. Entry to the movie is completely FREE. Doors open at 10:30 am, movie start at 11:00 am
