There was excitement in the air today when 4K discovered four different kinds of mushrooms outside! First, they poked them with sticks (of course). Next, Mrs. Grimm used gloves to collect them and put them in specimen jars. Then, Miss Shelby helped find a reference book from the library about Fungi of the Northwoods. Last, they examined them with magnifying glasses. Way to "WORK", 4K!
Reminder tomorrow, Monday, September 15th is Picture Day!
Please see the following and know that we are monitoring the weather closely for tonight’s contest.
In the event that a flag or varsity football game is cancelled, players should be picked up in the back of the parking lot off Grove Street nearest to the field. Please be patient if this situation presents itself so we can safely get all student athletes to the right places.
In the event that a flag or varsity football game is cancelled, players should be picked up in the back of the parking lot off Grove Street nearest to the field. Please be patient if this situation presents itself so we can safely get all student athletes to the right places.
Kinders explore the world around them at the beginning of the year by learning all about apples! We got to pick the apples from our school trees and today we got to make crockpot applesauce in class! It smells amazing!! We've also been learning about what we can do with the "leftovers" (composting and animals that help eat the skin/core). Hands-on learning at its best!
Greetings from part of our WarCats Football team! These students were welcoming other students arriving at school today with high fives and smiles! Way to go!!
Mr. Olson and part of the WarCats Football team welcoming our students!
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Winter students are learning to use the Oxy/Acetylene cutting torch.
Please Note:
Please note that there will be no 5th/6th grade game in Birchwood tonight. There will be 3 8th grade sets.
Science Club was a huge success this morning! We had 15 students. We learned about the animals, looked at some critter skeletons, had some games available and fed Barbour, the ball python. It was so great to see the students arriving, excited for what we had planned. I cannot wait for next week!
Reminder to get your "WORK" Club Registration forms in.
In the first week of school, Pete the Cat was Rocking in [His] School Shoes. 4K was "WORK"ing in theirs!
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Dr. Ray and I always try to collaborate when we can with our classes, and today we did just that - going to the nature center with our US History and Anatomy and Physiology classes to learn about Harriet Tubman's use of animal and plant knowledge to help slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad, along with anatomical differences between certain animals. It's always nice to get kids out of the building and see different things, and the Nature Center is a great opportunity right around the corner!
You and your family are invited to Walk for Tomorrow hosted at the Winter School District track on September 20th at 5:00 (following our Volleyball tournament!). Walk for Tomorrow is a suicide prevention and mental health awareness event for the whole community to come together and promote mental health by being together. There will be tables with information on ways to promote mental health, music, activities, and the main event - the walk around the track! Come support community building at the Walk for Tomorrow 2025!
Please see info on set to 25 for younger athletes.
Please note that there are no concessions at tomorrow's football game at South Shore.
The American Legion Post 303 donated $500 for Feed the Gap. Pictured are Debbie Sands, Susan Thompson, Shannon Petit, Eileen Ward, Tanya Schuck, and Jen Petit. Thank you for your very generous donation!
A warm welcome back from Winter School District's Mrs. Graf, our Guidance Counselor. Thank you Winter Delight Bakery!
With the 2025/2026 School year underway, be aware that it will be common place to see our patrol cars in and around school grounds throughout the County. Our deputies routinely make checks of school grounds to meet with teachers, students and parents as part of their daily patrol duties.
Additionally one deputy in particular will be dropping by to make sure everyone is in attendance as they should be, Deputy Amber Al-Moghrabi has been our County Truant Deputy since 2022 and we would like to thank her for the difference she is making on the youths in our Community.
Stay smart, stay in school and stay safe this year!
Additionally one deputy in particular will be dropping by to make sure everyone is in attendance as they should be, Deputy Amber Al-Moghrabi has been our County Truant Deputy since 2022 and we would like to thank her for the difference she is making on the youths in our Community.
Stay smart, stay in school and stay safe this year!
