The Varsity golf team had their best team score of the season yesterday at Bruce. Carter, Aden, Jared, and Adam all had their best varsity scores of the season, and Justin tied his best. Great job to the team!
Senior Spotlight
Senior Spotlight
The Last week of school, our Lost and Found items will be donated. Please feel free to come in and check out the items to see if there are any missing items of clothing that belong to your student.
5th graders planted
trees with Holly from the DNR. After planting they traveled to Doc Smith Park for tree and plant identification. The trip ended with an amazing tour of the fire station and a chance to spray the hose! Thank you, Holly, for a great trip!
Friday the varsity team had their best team performance of the year; Carter Petit played his best round of the year and Adam Bednorski had a nice second place finish
Senior Spotlight
Senior Spotlight
The Winter Honor Society took our end of the year field trip to Action City this year.
Important Information for our Senior parents and Caregivers
Winter Greenhouse visit Part 2
Thursday, May 8th the students in 4k thru 3rd grade took a field trip to the Winter Greenhouse. They all had a wonderful time! Thank you to the Winter Greenhouse for having out students out to visit!!
Coaching Opportunity
Student of the Month - May
Mya Cahill
Our Winter Middle School Student of the Month for May is 8th grade student, Mya Cahill. She was chosen to be student of the month by her teachers for modeling our school wide expectations: Be Safe, Be Responsible, Be Respectful. Mya also excels in academics and enjoys reading. Mr. Donaldson says she did an outstanding job on her Science Fair Experiment. Her friends describe her as very funny and artistic. They also say she is skilled at art.
Congratulations Mya for being selected as our Winter Warrior Student of the Month!
Senior Spotlight
Senior Spotlight
Kinders went to the Winter Greenhouse
Mr. Delabar and 10 high school students attended the PUSH hands on skills day in Rice Lake today!
Students had a blast getting listening to real world testimonies from tradesmen all over the Midwest. They also had tons of opportunities to operate brand new machinery including mini excavators, backhoe’s, back blades, underground drills, mini skid steers, and cranes. On the other side of the expo, students were able to try their hand at splicing fiber and learn about some of the different tools and technology in the industry. Our students behaved wonderfully and picked up the controls on the machinery very well. Way to represent WSD guys!
Special thanks to PUSH, Don Johnson’s, and Kwik Trip for sponsoring this free event full of learning and experience!
Middle School and Elementary Yearbooks for Sale! Selling until the last day of school.
Senior Spotlight
