Last night, our boys picked up their first win against our friendly rivals, the Birchwood Bobcats. In this JV contest, the Warriors outlasted a stellar performance from Birchwood 3 point sniper Xalen Bergstrom (7 made 3’s for 21 points) and won by 3. Everyone contributed to the win and it was smiles all around as the final buzzer sounded.
It was a great night for Warrior hoops!
It was a great night for Warrior hoops!
Mrs. Olson's second graders have been learning about fossils and how scientists use them to learn about the past! Today, they became paleontologists and excavated their very own dinosaurs from eggs! They had a dino-mite time discovering what was hidden inside. 😎🦕🦖
At tonight’s basketball games vs. Birchwood we were proud to recognize our officials as part of WIAA Officials Appreciation Week. We took time to get photos with the officiating crew to show our gratitude for the important role they play in making our games possible. In addition, we stocked the “ref lounge” with extra snacks and drinks as a small thank-you for their time, professionalism, and dedication to student-athletes. We truly appreciate everything our officials do for high school sports!
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. Kelli Loser was nominated for the Staff Be the 1. Kelli has been super helpful since Craig has gotten here. She is always going above and beyond. Abigail was nominated for the student Be the 1. Abigail is described as always smiling and positive. She is always trying to build up her peers and she is a very hard worker! Congratulations!!
It's Game Day!!
The Physical Science students have been learning about distance, speed and acceleration through the ever popular paper airplane lab! Each student had a class period to design, build and test different types of paper airplanes. Then, yesterday, we had a competition to see who's plane had the greatest distance and speed. Suddenly, doing all of the math calculations wasn't so bad!
🏀 Middle School Girls Basketball 🏀
The Warriors traveled to New Auburn on Monday night and came home with a 35-19 win over the Trojans. Consistent effort helped set the tone throughout the game. Every girl played and made a contribution in each quarter, showcasing great teamwork and unselfish play. Our girls continue to WORK hard and improve each time they step on the court. Great job, Warriors!
The Warriors traveled to New Auburn on Monday night and came home with a 35-19 win over the Trojans. Consistent effort helped set the tone throughout the game. Every girl played and made a contribution in each quarter, showcasing great teamwork and unselfish play. Our girls continue to WORK hard and improve each time they step on the court. Great job, Warriors!
Our Saturday buckets crew was on FIRE in Flambeau just after the new year. Scores were:
Winter 36
Bruce 3
Winter 40
Lake Holcombe 2
Winter 48
Cornell 13
They will be in action again this Saturday in Winter as we host the tournament.
Special shout out to our varsity girls coaching our youth and passing on their knowledge!
Winter 36
Bruce 3
Winter 40
Lake Holcombe 2
Winter 48
Cornell 13
They will be in action again this Saturday in Winter as we host the tournament.
Special shout out to our varsity girls coaching our youth and passing on their knowledge!
A great opportunity to show support!
Kristyna Gryc, daughter of Lenka Kedronova, is
featured in our Senior Spotlight for January 2026.
Kriss is a dedicated student who has a clear
direction of what she wants and how she plans
to get there. While in High School, Kriss has been
active in Student Council and on the golf team.
Kriss has already joined the Army and plans to
pursue a career as a mechanic following
graduation. She takes any opportunity to
gain knowledge by spending extra time in the
shop and even working on her own vehicle
with the guidance of the Tech Ed teachers.
Mr. Mike Scanlon, one of Winter School
District’s Tech Education teachers says, “Well,
what can I say; Kriss is an absolute joy to
be around. She always greets you with a smile
and a can-do attitude. She excels at welding and
mechanics. She is a thinker and a problem-solver.
Kriss is going to go far in the world with
whatever she chooses to do. Mrs. Alicia Lueloff,
the Winter School District’s Business Education teacher, says, “Kriss is determined to do
whatever she sets her mind to. She is someone that follows through, whether it is joining the
military or getting her Yearbook pages completed! She has a good sense of humor and is a joy
to be around. I hope she’ll visit after she graduates!” Mr. Suralski, the High School Social
Studies teacher, says, “As others have mentioned, Kriss is very determined. In my years as golf
coach, I have had few athletes as motivated or as determined as Kriss. This attitude will serve
her well in the future. I’m excited to see Kriss play Varsity golf in her senior year!”
Congratulations to Kriss for earning Senior Spotlight for January 2026!
featured in our Senior Spotlight for January 2026.
Kriss is a dedicated student who has a clear
direction of what she wants and how she plans
to get there. While in High School, Kriss has been
active in Student Council and on the golf team.
Kriss has already joined the Army and plans to
pursue a career as a mechanic following
graduation. She takes any opportunity to
gain knowledge by spending extra time in the
shop and even working on her own vehicle
with the guidance of the Tech Ed teachers.
Mr. Mike Scanlon, one of Winter School
District’s Tech Education teachers says, “Well,
what can I say; Kriss is an absolute joy to
be around. She always greets you with a smile
and a can-do attitude. She excels at welding and
mechanics. She is a thinker and a problem-solver.
Kriss is going to go far in the world with
whatever she chooses to do. Mrs. Alicia Lueloff,
the Winter School District’s Business Education teacher, says, “Kriss is determined to do
whatever she sets her mind to. She is someone that follows through, whether it is joining the
military or getting her Yearbook pages completed! She has a good sense of humor and is a joy
to be around. I hope she’ll visit after she graduates!” Mr. Suralski, the High School Social
Studies teacher, says, “As others have mentioned, Kriss is very determined. In my years as golf
coach, I have had few athletes as motivated or as determined as Kriss. This attitude will serve
her well in the future. I’m excited to see Kriss play Varsity golf in her senior year!”
Congratulations to Kriss for earning Senior Spotlight for January 2026!
Student of the Month
January 2026
Jonny Lynch
Class of 2027
Jonathan Lynch, son of Chad and Nikki
Lynch, has been chosen as the Winter High
School Student of the Month for January 2026.
Jonny is currently a junior who has a perfect
attendance record through High School! Jonny
is well known for his ability to grasp most any
topic and excel in all of his classes. He is the
first to volunteer to help with any task and is
always friendly, regardless of the day. While in
High School, Jonny has participated in
football, basketball and baseball. He is a very
active member of the High Quiz Bowl team.
Mrs. Aliciia Lueloff, the Winter School District’s
Business Education teacher, says, “Jonny is a
student that always does his work timely, and
does it great! He is a student that you can try
to find faults with his work, but you won’t just
because he understands topics so quickly!
Jonny is funny and well respected by staff and
students. He’s someone I’m proud to call a
Warrior!” Mr. Mike Scanlon, one of the Winter School District Tech Education teachers says,
“Jonny has one of those bigger than life personalities. He enjoys sports, tech ed classes and
making new friends. He is the type of guy that is ready to lend a hand to anyone that needs
help. Jonny jumps right in on a project and gives it his all.” Mr. Suralski, the Winter High School
Social Studies teacher, says, “I very much admire Jonny’s positive attitude and his eagerness to
learn new things.”
Congratulations to Jonny for earning Student of the Month for January 2026!
January 2026
Jonny Lynch
Class of 2027
Jonathan Lynch, son of Chad and Nikki
Lynch, has been chosen as the Winter High
School Student of the Month for January 2026.
Jonny is currently a junior who has a perfect
attendance record through High School! Jonny
is well known for his ability to grasp most any
topic and excel in all of his classes. He is the
first to volunteer to help with any task and is
always friendly, regardless of the day. While in
High School, Jonny has participated in
football, basketball and baseball. He is a very
active member of the High Quiz Bowl team.
Mrs. Aliciia Lueloff, the Winter School District’s
Business Education teacher, says, “Jonny is a
student that always does his work timely, and
does it great! He is a student that you can try
to find faults with his work, but you won’t just
because he understands topics so quickly!
Jonny is funny and well respected by staff and
students. He’s someone I’m proud to call a
Warrior!” Mr. Mike Scanlon, one of the Winter School District Tech Education teachers says,
“Jonny has one of those bigger than life personalities. He enjoys sports, tech ed classes and
making new friends. He is the type of guy that is ready to lend a hand to anyone that needs
help. Jonny jumps right in on a project and gives it his all.” Mr. Suralski, the Winter High School
Social Studies teacher, says, “I very much admire Jonny’s positive attitude and his eagerness to
learn new things.”
Congratulations to Jonny for earning Student of the Month for January 2026!
Attention: The Regular School Board Meeting date has changed to Monday, January 12, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. in the Library. The possibility of an Operational Referendum will be discussed.
It's Game Day!!
Caregivers: Please remember to return the signed entry form for the Conservation Poster Contest if your student received one. These are needed by Monday at the latest. If you have any questions, please contact jmray@winterwarriors.org. Thank you!
Mrs. Moelter will be having a second Juried Art Show! This year we do not have a set theme! Anyone or any class can participate!
All entries are due to Mrs. Moelter by 1/15 by 3pm.
The artwork will be judged 1/21-1/22.
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Moelter.
Awards Day Photos Part 3
Today we had the pleasure of having Rick Richter, the Commander from the VFW Post 7233 and Frank Leuschen, the District 10 Commander come and present the three winners of the Patriots Pen Essay Contest. These are national contests, starting at a local VFW post level, and proceeding up to District/State/and National.
Winners are:
1st Place, Alexis Steinborn 6th grade
2nd Place, Kaylee Langham 7th grade
3rd Place, Abigail Loser 8th grade
Alexis's essay was forwarded to the state VFW District 10, covering more than 64 different school districts. Her essay was again selected as the winner. She will now move on to the state level. Congratulations!
Winners are:
1st Place, Alexis Steinborn 6th grade
2nd Place, Kaylee Langham 7th grade
3rd Place, Abigail Loser 8th grade
Alexis's essay was forwarded to the state VFW District 10, covering more than 64 different school districts. Her essay was again selected as the winner. She will now move on to the state level. Congratulations!
Picture Day is Coming! Mark your calendars for February 11, 2026.
