Prepare your taste buds and grab your map. 🗺️National School Lunch Week is here! Join us on an adventure where the treasure is a healthy school lunch. 🍽️ #SchoolLunchPirates #NSLW24
Fun Lunch Menu and Activates all Week Long!
Monday- Pirate Chicken (Chicken Parmesan)
Tuesday- Sail Boat Pizza (Pizza)
Wednesday- No school
Thursday- Treasure Chest Chicken (Mandarin Orange Chicken)
Friday- Golden Nuggets (Mini corn dogs)
During National School Lunch Week, we recognize how important school lunches are to students by offering a well balanced healthy meal each day!
Last Week the Redgranite Correctional Facility made two generous donations to the DARE Program and the Redgranite Elementary School. This kind contribution shows the institution's commitment to supporting community welfare and promoting positive youth development. The funds will be allocated to enhance educational resources for teachers and strengthen the DARE program, which plays a vital role in equipping students with the skills they need to make informed decisions about drug use and resistance strategies. A Big Thank you to the Redgranite Correctional Institution for your generosity and commitment to our school and community!
Earlier this week, Redgranite Correctional Institution Corrections Program Supervisor Stacey Gravunder and Training Lieutenant Dallas Gehrke stopped by Civics and Government Class to speak to Wautoma High School students about their jobs as well as the day-to-day at the facility. During their presentation, Mrs. Gravunder shared information about the programs they offer at Redgranite Correctional Institution for the inmates while Lt. Gherke shared how correctional officers are trained and some of the items that guards have confiscated from inmates. Civics and Government is a new elective course at Wautoma High School offered by City of Wautoma School Resource Officer Lafe Hendrickson and Miss Weisensel.
Yesterday, Wautoma Area School District Administrator Jewel Mucklin spoke to Mr. Plaster’s Civics Classes about local government and why school districts have to ask voters through a referendum in order to raise the revenue limits . During her presentation, Ms. Mucklin explained how the different taxing entities from state to local government work while providing an overview of the school district's referendum question the Board of Education adopted for the November 2024 ballot.
The WASD Nutrition department is always finding ways to connect with the students with their likes and encourage students to try new foods by offering a fun and diverse menu! This week students had a chance to try an Indian inspired meal! Chicken Tikka Masala, Rice, Curried Potatoes, Garlic Naan Bread, & Red Pepper Hummus.
Great Apple Crunch Day is Thursday, October 10!
Students that take a school lunch will be offered fresh Cortland apples! Apples are purchased fresh from Johnny's Apple Orchard located right in Wautoma!
For more information: http://www.cias.wisc.edu/applecrunch/
#GreatAppleCrunch #F2SMonth #WIF2S #WIAppleCrunch
Congratulations to Parkside School's first Character Award winners for the 2024-2025 School Year!
REMINDER: Tonight the Wautoma Area School District will host their second information session about the November 2024 WASD Facilities Referendum at Parkside School from 6:00-7:30 p.m. By attending you will have the opportunity to learn more about What's on the Ballot and the Tax Impact! We hope to see you there!
You're invited to an information session tomorrow night to understand more about the WASD November 2024 Referendum, What's on the Ballot and your Tax Impact! The event will be from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Parkside School. We hope to see you there!
Now hiring SUBSTITUTE KITCHEN HELPERS throughout the kitchens in our district. Flexible scheduling! If interested please pick up an application at the District Office located at the FVTC building; 556 Cambridge Street Wautoma, WI or download an application off of our school website at wautomasd.org.
Contact Tami Stansbury Food Service Director 920.787.4577 ext. 1011 or [email protected] for more information. The District is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Throughout the day, the Wautoma High School Environmental Sciences Classes took some time to help clean up the school grounds, the woods behind the school, as well as Bird Creek Park.
You're invited to an information session on Wednesday, October 2nd to understand more about the WASD November 2024 Referendum, What's on the Ballot and your Tax Impact! The event will be from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Parkside School.
We hope to see you there!
WASD organizations and community groups that have already been approved for the use of WASD facilities may request participation in this year's Homecoming Parade by completing this form. New organizations may request consideration by contacting the District Office to provide proof of insurance. Upon approval from the District Office, please complete the form here: https://forms.gle/jiXkScTviMqs6Cn89.
PARADE ENTRY DEADLINE IS TOMORROW: 9/27/2024
Earlier this week, Chrisitanos Pizza Owner Larry Weis stopped Wautoma High School to speak to the students in Miss Weisensel’s Introduction to Business Class. During his presentation, he shared with the students his story of how he found his passion for the restaurant business and opened the local pizzeria on Wautoma’s Main Street.
Riverview students enjoyed their first popcorn Friday on September 20th. Thank you, WASP (formerly PTO), for popping and sponsoring Popcorn for September.
WASD organizations and community groups that have already been approved for the use of WASD facilities may request participation in this year's Homecoming Parade by completing this form. New organizations may request consideration by contacting the District Office to provide proof of insurance. Upon approval from the District Office, please complete the form here: https://forms.gle/jiXkScTviMqs6Cn89.
PARADE ENTRY DEADLINE: 9/27/2024
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is reporting a significant increase in cases of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, across Wisconsin.
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/3XqrIZy
In order to write a good story, you need to understand what makes a good story. Parkside Sixth Grade Language Arts students are reading children's books and determining the elements within the story as well as plotting the events as they occur. This will help them to write a good story by understanding how each part is important and adds to the next.
WASD organizations and community groups that have already been approved for the use of WASD facilities may request participation in this year's Homecoming Parade by completing this form. New organizations may request consideration by contacting the District Office to provide proof of insurance. Upon approval from the District Office, please complete the form here: https://forms.gle/jiXkScTviMqs6Cn89.
PARADE ENTRY DEADLINE: 9/27/2024
You're invited to an information session tomorrow night to understand more about the WASD November 2024 Referendum, What's on the Ballot and your Tax Impact! The event will be from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Wautoma High School.
We hope to see you there!
