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!
A message from the Winter High School Junior Class and Advisors:
From Mrs. Strop & the 5th Grade:
Geodes-Science Rocks!
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!
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!
A message from AD Delabar:
The Winter Middle School had its first meet of the season last night in Cornell. They did a great job and competed hard. Only a couple of students have competed at this level, and the rest are new to the competition. Please congratulate the students in their competition last night. They are all super proud, and so are we! CONGRATULATIONS, WARRIORS!
A message from Dr. Ray:
Middle and High School Students competed at the Wisconsin ENVIROTHON last Friday. Both groups did an incredible job! The Winter Middle School group took 3rd Place! Congratulations!
Middle and High School Students competed at the Wisconsin ENVIROTHON last Friday. Both groups did an incredible job! The Winter Middle School group took 3rd Place! Congratulations!
Several Winter School Students gathered outside on Thursday, April 9, to greet the returning SkillsUSA Wisconsin STATE Champs! Congratulations to the Champs and their WORK to WIN the DAY!
The ENVIROTHON is UNDERWAY!
From Dr. Ray: It's a chilly day in Rosholt, but the students are moving through the stations. We have little contact with them throughout the day, so we'll see how they fared in the end!
From Dr. Ray: It's a chilly day in Rosholt, but the students are moving through the stations. We have little contact with them throughout the day, so we'll see how they fared in the end!
Coach Delabar and Coach Jennie accompanied nine student-athletes to the Lakeland Conference Leadership Summit today, joining peers from eight other schools across the conference. The event focused on developing leadership skills and empowering student athletes to take an active role in shaping their team cultures.
From Guidance Counselor Mrs. Graf:
The Freshmen and some Junior leaders had so much fun at the Respect Retreat in Lake Holcombe with many other area schools. We had awesome speakers from Minneapolis that led us in small group discussions, large group games, music and talks, and some of our students even stood up in front of everyone at the very end to share about respect. The main focus of the day was showing respect to ourselves, to others, and to stand up for others. Our students represented Winter so wonderfully!
The Freshmen and some Junior leaders had so much fun at the Respect Retreat in Lake Holcombe with many other area schools. We had awesome speakers from Minneapolis that led us in small group discussions, large group games, music and talks, and some of our students even stood up in front of everyone at the very end to share about respect. The main focus of the day was showing respect to ourselves, to others, and to stand up for others. Our students represented Winter so wonderfully!
Winter High School SkillsUSA OCC Team WINS GOLD at the Wisconsin STATE Level competition! They will travel to NATIONALS in June 2026! CONGRATULATIONS, WARRIORS!
A CESA & School Communities Event:
A message from Coach Delabar:
For sale!
Warcat baseball hats are being sold for $30 each!
While supplies last.
Contact Coach Delabar or Casey Rurup to reserve yours.
For sale!
Warcat baseball hats are being sold for $30 each!
While supplies last.
Contact Coach Delabar or Casey Rurup to reserve yours.
A message from Ms. Wojcik regarding 8th-grade promotion:
A message from the Winter Middle School Staff:
March 27: A video message from Superintendent Craig Olson:
https://youtube.com/shorts/3K7uSoQL8CE
A Message from Coach/Athletic Director Jack Delabar:
Monday (4/6) Baseball/Softball has been moved to Monday, 5/4. Same time, same place.
Monday (4/6) Baseball/Softball has been moved to Monday, 5/4. Same time, same place.
The kindergarten class has been working so hard on their reading that it’s time to LEVEL UP! They are reading aloud and working towards a level D by the end of the school year. Thankfully, Mrs. Strop's fifth graders have been graciously helping Mrs. Wergeland by being an extra set of eyes and ears to listen to them read for extra practice. Many thanks to Colin, Aurora, Scarlet, and Ava for being strong leaders!
A message from the Special Education Department:
Workshop Available April 10th
Workshop Available April 10th
