Get ready to "Pack the Gym" tonight! Click the image to view the entire schedule!
Get ready to "Pack the Gym" tomorrow night! Click the image to view the entire schedule! See you there!
Parkside School recently conducted their annual Food Drive, collecting 2,985 items equivalent to 2,235 pounds. Student Council members and advisors collected and loaded the items, which were delivered to the Waushara County Food Pantry on Nov. 21st.
Attention parents and guardians of current Juniors and Seniors; we need your input!
Wautoma Area School District currently accesses Federal Carl D. Perkins funding to help support its Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs (Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Agriculture, Tech Ed, and Manufacturing classes). In applying for this funding, WHS is participating in a Regional Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment. As part of the needs assessment, parents and guardians are encouraged to provide feedback on your local CTE programs.
This brief survey will ask if your student(s) have taken a CTE course, why or why not, and the relevancy of some basic components of the programs. Please only respond to this survey if you have a student enrolled in high school. We ask that parents and guardians of current juniors and seniors complete this survey.
Your feedback is appreciated and will help shape regional strategies to support local CTE programs moving forward. Please complete the survey by November 30, 2025.
Please use this link to complete the parent survey: http://bit.ly/4opnop9
Wautoma Area School District currently accesses Federal Carl D. Perkins funding to help support its Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs (Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Agriculture, Tech Ed, and Manufacturing classes). In applying for this funding, WHS is participating in a Regional Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment. As part of the needs assessment, parents and guardians are encouraged to provide feedback on your local CTE programs.
This brief survey will ask if your student(s) have taken a CTE course, why or why not, and the relevancy of some basic components of the programs. Please only respond to this survey if you have a student enrolled in high school. We ask that parents and guardians of current juniors and seniors complete this survey.
Your feedback is appreciated and will help shape regional strategies to support local CTE programs moving forward. Please complete the survey by November 30, 2025.
Please use this link to complete the parent survey: http://bit.ly/4opnop9
The donations continue to pour in for the Pajama Drive. There is one more day to make donations. If you are going to contribute to the cause, please drop donations at any of the schools in the Wautoma Area School District by 2:30pm Friday, November 21.
Thank you to all who have donated so far! Our hearts are truly full!
Thank you to all who have donated so far! Our hearts are truly full!
For the second year, the Wautoma Area School District Meets Expectations according to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s (DPI) 2024-2025 Report Card, earning an overall score of 66.8. Every year, the Wisconsin DPI releases school and district report cards to provide the public with transparent measures of accountability and performance and are based on four priority areas: achievement, growth, target group outcomes, and on-track to graduation. To read more, visit https://bit.ly/4qXKLbw.
The Wautoma Regional Center offers CDL training several times throughout the year, and we’re grateful for Jake Steinbrink who always goes above and beyond to give individuals and potential students a hands-on look at the program. This week, the FVTC Truck Driving Simulator rolled into Wautoma, and the Quest students had the chance to get behind the wheel and try it out Thank you, Jake, for making this real-world experience possible for our students!
The Riverview and Redgranite artists once again started the school year off with participation in school wide art projects. The theme for this year revolved around the idea of being unique individuals within a connected community.
The K-5 students in Mrs. Miller’s art classes either used pre-made or their own ideas for “paths” for their section of the artwork. These paths were then able to connect to other artists’ trails. The 1st-5th grade students also learned about monochromatic color schemes, values, tints, and shades. The kindergarteners filled their backgrounds in with patterns and/or pictures using any colors of their choice. Some of the 4K students and staff members also joined in on the projects.
The K-5 students in Mrs. Miller’s art classes either used pre-made or their own ideas for “paths” for their section of the artwork. These paths were then able to connect to other artists’ trails. The 1st-5th grade students also learned about monochromatic color schemes, values, tints, and shades. The kindergarteners filled their backgrounds in with patterns and/or pictures using any colors of their choice. Some of the 4K students and staff members also joined in on the projects.
In Arts and Letters 1st grade's new word is "Texture". The class observed and examined textures throughout the room and in the painting "Young Hare". Students practiced using "texture" in their own paintings of creatures.
Wautoma High School Junior Sarah Albright competed in the NICA Central Regionals cross country mountain bike race in Fayetteville Arkansas last weekend. 11 states participated and Sarah finished 13th of 41 riders in her category! Congratulations!!!
On Friday, Nov. 7th, the WHS Key Club held a breakfast for members of the Wautoma Area Kiwanis Club to celebrate Key Club Week’s “Connect the K’s” Day! It was a great chance for students and Kiwanis members to connect and celebrate how we all work together to make our community a better place!
We are celebrating these Riverview students who were October Student of the Month Runners-Up and are recognized for their strong character.
Throughout the year, Mr. Kitchner and Mrs. Pietkauskis are watching for students who are "Buzzing with Excellence". A few of the things Mr. Kitchner and Mrs. Pietakuskis look for include: kindness, hard work, friendliness, and responsibility —to name a few. We recently celebrated all the students from Quarter 1. Congrats, Riverview Hornets!
The 6th Grade Spanish students in Ms. Anders’s class celebrated Día de los Muertos in style! They created their own colorful calavera (skull) magnets and dazzling diamond art to honor the tradition.
The 3rd Grade Team is pleased to nominate Wesley Wagner for Riverview Elementary’s Student of the Month.
Wesley consistently demonstrates responsibility, kindness, and a strong work ethic in everything he does. He is dependable, always completing his work on time and to a high standard, and he actively participates in class discussions with thoughtful contributions.
What truly sets Wesley apart is his character. He treats his peers and teachers with respect and compassion, and he is always willing to lend a helping hand. Whether it’s assisting a classmate who is struggling, volunteering for extra responsibilities, or simply offering a kind word, Wesley leads by example.
In addition to his excellence in the classroom, Wesley is also a great teammate on the soccer field. He brings a positive attitude, encourages others, and shows true leadership both on and off the field. His sportsmanship, teamwork, and ability to inspire those around him are just further proof of his outstanding character.
Wesley’s positive attitude, dedication, and leadership make him a role model in our school community. He embodies what it means to be a responsible, respectful, and kind student.
For these reasons, I wholeheartedly recommend Wesley Wagner for Student of the Month.
Wesley consistently demonstrates responsibility, kindness, and a strong work ethic in everything he does. He is dependable, always completing his work on time and to a high standard, and he actively participates in class discussions with thoughtful contributions.
What truly sets Wesley apart is his character. He treats his peers and teachers with respect and compassion, and he is always willing to lend a helping hand. Whether it’s assisting a classmate who is struggling, volunteering for extra responsibilities, or simply offering a kind word, Wesley leads by example.
In addition to his excellence in the classroom, Wesley is also a great teammate on the soccer field. He brings a positive attitude, encourages others, and shows true leadership both on and off the field. His sportsmanship, teamwork, and ability to inspire those around him are just further proof of his outstanding character.
Wesley’s positive attitude, dedication, and leadership make him a role model in our school community. He embodies what it means to be a responsible, respectful, and kind student.
For these reasons, I wholeheartedly recommend Wesley Wagner for Student of the Month.
Riverview Elementary, Parkside, and Wautoma High School will open their doors to area service men and women to celebrate Veterans Day tomorrow morning. Active service men and women and veterans are encouraged to attend each of the ceremonies as Wautoma Area School District honors their service.
*Redgranite will also be hosting an event, but this one is by invitation.
Click the image to view the list of ceremonies. We hope to see you there!
*Redgranite will also be hosting an event, but this one is by invitation.
Click the image to view the list of ceremonies. We hope to see you there!
Riverview First Graders kicked off Module 2 of their new Arts and Letters curriculum — all about animals!
We were thrilled to welcome Ms. Erin Flynn from Barktastic Behavior to help us start our new unit.
Ms. Flynn shared with students:
• What she does every day at her job
• How she learned about animals
• Why she chose this career
• What she likes most about her work
Students also had the chance to ask great questions and watch some fun demonstrations with our school therapy dog, Grizz! 🐶
It was the perfect way to get excited for our new module all about animals! 💫
We were thrilled to welcome Ms. Erin Flynn from Barktastic Behavior to help us start our new unit.
Ms. Flynn shared with students:
• What she does every day at her job
• How she learned about animals
• Why she chose this career
• What she likes most about her work
Students also had the chance to ask great questions and watch some fun demonstrations with our school therapy dog, Grizz! 🐶
It was the perfect way to get excited for our new module all about animals! 💫
Redgranite recently had a couple of donations!
Thank you to the Hartmann Family for the donation of cases of crayons for our students, and to the Taylor Family for the donation of a Keurig and coffee!
Thank you to the Hartmann Family for the donation of cases of crayons for our students, and to the Taylor Family for the donation of a Keurig and coffee!
Last week, Mrs. Gill's Health, Safety, & Nutrition Class welcomed Julianna Fishbauger, a student from the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, to be a guest speaker about becoming a Child Life Specialist. The high school students loved the presentation and enjoyed making bandaid butterflies!
The Parkside Staff Members showed their appreciation for Principal Doug Beattie in the best way possible! Matching Doug Shirts! Happy Friday!
