Wautoma Area School District

We are proud to recognize this student for his outstanding work ethic, kindness, and respect in our school community. On a field trip, he went above and beyond by cheering on his peers during team-building activities and ensuring his whole group felt included and supported. In the hallways, he is known for his friendly greetings, always taking a moment to say “hi” to his teachers and classmates, creating a positive atmosphere. He consistently participates in class, sharing thoughtful insights and encouraging his peers to engage in discussions. He is also quick to lend a helping hand, whether it's offering to explain directions to a peer or sharing his materials. His readiness for each class, with all necessary supplies in hand, demonstrates his commitment to learning and sets a great example for others. This student truly embodies the spirit of kindness and respect, making the 7th Grade Team proud to nominate Hunter Collins for Parkside’s Student of the Month.

Adam Rigden and Victor Magneus from the Wautoma Freemasons recently stopped by the Wautoma Area School District Office to donate Stop the Bleed Kits the District Administrator Jewel Mucklin. The proceeds from the annual Father’s Day Car Show allows the Freemasons give back to their community. The group partnered with Pete Fischbach from Guardian CPR to supply the Stop the Bleed Kits to the three school Districts throughout Waushara County.

This week is National School Psychology Week and celebrates the contributions of school psychologists and the important role they play in schools and communities. Thank you, Mrs. Glodoski, for all you do for our students, families, and staff!

We hope to see all the veterans throughout the day!

Redgranite Elementary Students Showing the Character Trait Responsibility: Jasyme Stenberg, Gracie Mandeik, Jade Aaronson, Mariana Garcia, Gabe Kienast, and Zaydryck Wilson.

Second Graders at Redgranite Elementary School want to give a big thank you to Mr. Clark Johnson and the AT&T Pioneers. Mr. Johnson presented each of the students with their very own dictionary and reference book on behalf of the Pioneers. These dictionaries will be invaluable tools as the students use them to learn about words, states, presidents, and more! Thank you again Mr. Johnson and AT&T Pioneers!

Responsibility is a vital aspect of our lives, especially at school. It refers to the duty we have to take care of certain tasks and the ability to be accountable for our actions. The following student demonstrates responsibility on a daily basis. He attends school regularly, he completes his daily assignments on time, and he participates in class activities. Because this student consistently demonstrates responsibility I am able to trust him. I can trust him to be kind to others, I can trust him to work hard to improve in all subject areas and I can trust him to be a leader in our classroom. Being responsible at school is definitely preparing him for the future. He is very dependable, makes thoughtful decisions and understands the impact of his actions. These qualities are certain to help him be successful in the future. It is with great pleasure that I nominate Kavik Hartmann as Redgranite’s Student of the Month.

Thank you to everyone who voted on the referendum. While the referendum did not pass, we respect the voting process and the decision of the community. Our district has significant needs that will not go away. These unresolved challenges have a direct impact on our students, staff, and overall community, and they will need to be addressed. They cannot be solved without taxpayer support. As such, we will continue long-range facility planning, engaging the community, and pursuing future referenda so that every building and every child has improved opportunities for success.

The schoolwide art collaboratives created by Mrs. Miller's art students at Riverview and Redgranite are now gracing the walls of their respective schools. The students drew inspiration from artist Jen Stark's "drip" murals to create their pieces. Some of the staff members and Riverview 4K students also contributed to the project.

Third graders at Redgranite will be kicking off the 15th Annual WASD Pajama Drive on November 11. This past week, students received a generous donation of fleece tie blankets from community member Jackie Scott. The blankets will pair nicely with the pajamas! Children around Waushara County will be able to be nice and cozy this winter. The students would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Scott for her generosity. If you would like to make a donation to the Pajama Drive, we will be accepting new, unused sets of pajamas at each school's main office throughout the district from November 11 to November 22. Thank you in advance for making this community service project a success year after year.

Redgranite Third Graders have adopted a cow this year through the Discover Dairy Adopt a Cow Program. Students have learned that their calf, named Indy, is being raised on a farm in Eldorado, Wisconsin. Students are excited to watch Indy grow throughout the school year. They are also excited to learn more about dairy farming. The third graders currently need your help! From November 4-6, the students need your support to vote for Indy. Please use the QR code to vote for their calf! If Indy wins, she will receive a special care package! Thanks for your support!

In recognition of his outstanding character traits, the Library, Physical Education, and Alternative Education Departments would like to recognize Landon Johnson as the September Student of the Month. He has been incredibly helpful to Mrs. Roberts in the library, consistently going above and beyond what is asked of him. Landon demonstrates a strong commitment to success in everything he does. He is always honest about his workload and willingly steps up to help in the classroom. Whether it’s finding the correct book or returning items to the shelf, he shows great responsibility. Additionally, he contributes positively to the Hornet Café and consistently submits his work on time. He balances his responsibilities, ensuring that homework is completed either at school or at home on time. What truly sets Landon apart is his willingness to support his peers. He goes out of his way to assist students in need, whether it's helping them find their way to a classroom or offering guidance to newcomers. Landon exemplifies the best qualities of a student and a leader and we are proud to name him as Wautoma High School’s Student of the Month.

The Riverview 2nd Graders are learning about solids and liquids in Science. This week students built towers by starting an investigation on what makes a towers tall and strong. Each group started with a hypothesis, experimented, and then reflected on the process.

REMINDER! Tomorrow night WHS FCCLA will be hosting a "Hocus Pocus" Movie Night! We hope to see you there! *All children under 14 years old must be accompanied by an adult.*

Have a lot of school spirit? Join the Parkside Cheer Team! Any students in 7th and 8th grade can join. Go Hornets!

We are excited to share that our school is actively working on expanding our college and career readiness programs to provide even more opportunities for our students to explore their future aspirations. A group of our multilingual learners recently attended UWO college fair, where they had the opportunity to explore various post-secondary options. The students participated in a campus tour, admissions presentation, career and professional development sessions, and a student panel discussion. Mrs. Peña and the WASD is proud of their engagement and enthusiasm during this valuable experience.

What a fun week celebrating National School Lunch Week! Our kitchen staffed dressed up as pirates today to end the week long celebration! The results are in... Riverview kitchen is the winner of our door decorating contest! Congratulations to the Riverview kitchen team: Erika, Deb, Alisa, Char and Teresa! Thank you to all of the kitchen staff for making this a fun week for the students and for everyone who voted! #NSLW24

The Riverview Elementary Third Grade Team is proud to nominate Anna Martz for Riverview Student of the Month. Anna consistently arrives at school ready to learn and engage. She is a kind friend who collaborates effectively with all her classmates. As a role model, Anna often lends a helping hand to those in need of support. Her dedication to her work is evident as she completes every task with enthusiasm and commitment. For these reasons and many more, we believe Anna truly deserves the honor of Riverview’s Student of the Month!

We regret to inform you that due to a pest issue in the building, Riverview Elementary will be closed on Thursday, October 17. All 4K through 3rd Grade classes are cancelled. We will send out an update regarding the treatment status of the building on Thursday, October 17. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation regarding this matter. - WASD Administration

Ahoy! As part of our National School Lunch Week Celebration, please vote for the BEST kitchen door, one door submission from each kitchen in the district is posted. Vote by liking, loving, caring, or wowing your favorite door! One vote per person, please! The kitchen with the most votes will win a prize! Voting will end on Friday, October 18 at 3:00 PM! Have fun voting! Thanks Matey! Avast Ye! We also have activities for the students each day during lunch! All students that participate in the free activities get to choose one free healthy snack that meets our smart snack standards for participating! Students do not need to eat school lunch to be able to participate!