🥞🏰 National Breakfast Week | March 9–13 🐉⚔️
Help us celebrate National Breakfast Week with a magical theme this year — Castles, Dragons, Knights & More!
✨ Breakfast is FREE to all students, regardless of income! ✨
Students can join the fun all week long! 🏆
📄 One activity sheet will be available each day.
🎉 Complete the sheet and turn it in to claim a small prize!
👉 Must participate and the sheet must be fully completed to be eligible for a prize.
Here’s what’s on the royal menu:
👑 Monday – Castle Tower Pancakes (pancakes)
🐉 Tuesday – Dragon’s Treasure Strudel (breakfast strudel)
🏰 Wednesday – King’s Castle Shortcakes – NEW!
Warm buttermilk biscuit halves topped with strawberries and whipped cream, served assembled in a boat.
🛡 Thursday – Royal Waffle Shields (emoji waffles)
🧙♂️ Friday – Wizard’s Pumpkin Bread topped with whipped cream (homemade!)
We can’t wait to see everyone join the fun and start their day the royal way! 👑✨
#NationalBreakfastWeek #SchoolBreakfast #FreeBreakfast #SchoolMealsRock
Help us celebrate National Breakfast Week with a magical theme this year — Castles, Dragons, Knights & More!
✨ Breakfast is FREE to all students, regardless of income! ✨
Students can join the fun all week long! 🏆
📄 One activity sheet will be available each day.
🎉 Complete the sheet and turn it in to claim a small prize!
👉 Must participate and the sheet must be fully completed to be eligible for a prize.
Here’s what’s on the royal menu:
👑 Monday – Castle Tower Pancakes (pancakes)
🐉 Tuesday – Dragon’s Treasure Strudel (breakfast strudel)
🏰 Wednesday – King’s Castle Shortcakes – NEW!
Warm buttermilk biscuit halves topped with strawberries and whipped cream, served assembled in a boat.
🛡 Thursday – Royal Waffle Shields (emoji waffles)
🧙♂️ Friday – Wizard’s Pumpkin Bread topped with whipped cream (homemade!)
We can’t wait to see everyone join the fun and start their day the royal way! 👑✨
#NationalBreakfastWeek #SchoolBreakfast #FreeBreakfast #SchoolMealsRock
WASD joined cafeterias and kitchens across Wisconsin for the annual Wisconsin Chili Lunch (WCL)! We served our homemade chili made with locally grown ingredients, along with our homemade honey butter cornbread!
#WIChiliLunch #WIF2S #F2SChili #WISchoolMealsRock
#WIChiliLunch #WIF2S #F2SChili #WISchoolMealsRock
WASD joined cafeterias and kitchens across Wisconsin for the annual Wisconsin Chili Lunch (WCL)! We served our homemade chili made with locally grown ingredients, along with our homemade honey butter cornbread!
#WIChiliLunch #WIF2S #F2SChili #WISchoolMealsRock
Prepare for an out-of-this-world Reading & Math Literacy Night filled with fun, games, and hands-on learning for the whole family tomorrow night at Riverview Elementary!
FCCLA is hosting a Kahoot Trivia Night at Wautoma High School on March 13th in the library. Doors open at 6 pm, trivia starts at 7 pm. It is $20/person to play; you will pay at the door. Teams can be anywhere from 1 to 8 people. There will be pizza, walking tacos, popcorn, and drinks for purchase. All proceeds go towards community service projects.
We hope that you can join us!
We hope that you can join us!
Throughout the past couple of weeks, Redgranite Elementary physical education classes have been learning about the sports and activities that are taking place at the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina Italy. This week the students had a chance to work on fitness, communication and teamwork through bobsledding in the gymnasium. A lot of fun was had by all!
Thank you for all you do!
One more week until the WASD Reading & Math Literacy Night at Riverview Elementary!! We hope to see you there!!
RSVP: https://bit.ly/3LEPU8P
RSVP: https://bit.ly/3LEPU8P
Zofia Edwards truly stands out as a role model in our classroom and is very deserving of being nominated for Student of the Month. She is an extremely hardworking student who consistently gives her best effort in everything she does, no matter the task. Zofia comes to school each day with a positive attitude and a happy smile, and her enthusiasm for learning is evident. She is always respectful to teachers and peers and is quick to offer help or encouragement to a friend in need. Zofia’s kindness, determination, and willingness to do her very best make her a joy to have in the classroom and a wonderful example for others to follow. Keep up the great work Zofia!
Thank you for all you do!
SAVE THE DATE: FCCLA is hosting a Kahoot Trivia Night at Wautoma High School on March 13th in the library. Doors open at 6 pm, trivia starts at 7 pm. It is $20/person to play; you will pay at the door. Teams can be anywhere from 1 to 8 people. There will be pizza, walking tacos, popcorn, and drinks for purchase. All proceeds go towards community service projects.
We hope that you can join us!
We hope that you can join us!
Mrs. Martz is a teacher who always knows how to make school fun. She is really funny and makes us laugh with her jokes. She also tries to fit in with her students, which makes us feel comfortable and happy in her classroom. She plans fun learning activities and shows the best cheesy videos that help us learn in a fun way.
Mrs. Martz is kind and brave because she is not afraid to be herself. She helps students whenever they need it and always pushes us to be the best we can be. She is always there for us when we need help, encouragement, or just someone to listen.
Mrs. Martz is very smart and knows the answers to even the toughest questions. If we don’t understand something, she explains it again and again until everyone gets it. She works very hard and puts a lot of time and effort into planning different learning opportunities for her students.
Mrs. Martz is a great leader who helps us make better choices and teaches us how to be responsible. She shows integrity and empathy and truly cares about her students. If someone is having a rough day, she does her best to make it better and help them smile again. She always makes sure we have the materials we need and that we stay on task and finish our work.
Mrs. Martz is also very cooperative with other teachers and shows us how to work well with others. She is thoughtful and often puts others before herself. She is thankful and always shows appreciation.
Mrs. Martz supports us even outside the classroom by coming to our sporting events and by helping coach. We feel lucky to have her as our teacher because she believes in us, cares about us, and makes learning exciting every day.
Mrs. Martz is kind and brave because she is not afraid to be herself. She helps students whenever they need it and always pushes us to be the best we can be. She is always there for us when we need help, encouragement, or just someone to listen.
Mrs. Martz is very smart and knows the answers to even the toughest questions. If we don’t understand something, she explains it again and again until everyone gets it. She works very hard and puts a lot of time and effort into planning different learning opportunities for her students.
Mrs. Martz is a great leader who helps us make better choices and teaches us how to be responsible. She shows integrity and empathy and truly cares about her students. If someone is having a rough day, she does her best to make it better and help them smile again. She always makes sure we have the materials we need and that we stay on task and finish our work.
Mrs. Martz is also very cooperative with other teachers and shows us how to work well with others. She is thoughtful and often puts others before herself. She is thankful and always shows appreciation.
Mrs. Martz supports us even outside the classroom by coming to our sporting events and by helping coach. We feel lucky to have her as our teacher because she believes in us, cares about us, and makes learning exciting every day.
Throughout the school day, students encounter many challenges, both academic and personal, that can easily lead to feelings of frustration or self-doubt.
From the very beginning of the year, this student has stood out for her determination to overcome those moments and maintain a positive mindset. She approaches new learning with determination. Because of this strong determination and belief in herself, she has made meaningful progress and shown great growth this year.
As she continues her educational journey, I hope she carries this same resilience and self-confidence with her, as it will undoubtedly lead to even greater accomplishments. It is with great pride that Ms. Lotspeich nominated Emma Larsen as Redgranite Elementary’s Student of the Month.
From the very beginning of the year, this student has stood out for her determination to overcome those moments and maintain a positive mindset. She approaches new learning with determination. Because of this strong determination and belief in herself, she has made meaningful progress and shown great growth this year.
As she continues her educational journey, I hope she carries this same resilience and self-confidence with her, as it will undoubtedly lead to even greater accomplishments. It is with great pride that Ms. Lotspeich nominated Emma Larsen as Redgranite Elementary’s Student of the Month.
Thank you for all you do!
Stella Souder is an exemplar for Parkside’s values. She respectfully advocates for her education, and she consistently strives for improvement. Stella gives her all when it comes to taking responsibility for her grades and inspiring peers to do the same. She is naturally inclusive in group work opportunities, and she never fails to bring a positive attitude to the classroom.
Outside of the classroom, she also volunteers at the Hornet Market, passionately helping out and sharing her positivity with everyone who crosses her path. For these reasons, and many more, the 8th grade team is proud to nominate Stella to be Parkside School’s January Student of the Month.
Outside of the classroom, she also volunteers at the Hornet Market, passionately helping out and sharing her positivity with everyone who crosses her path. For these reasons, and many more, the 8th grade team is proud to nominate Stella to be Parkside School’s January Student of the Month.
Congratulations to the January Parkside Character Award Winners!
The third grade teachers at Riverview Elementary School are proud to nominate Harper Gaatz for Student of the Month.
Harper consistently demonstrates kindness and respect to everyone around her and is always willing to help others. She works hard in all areas of the classroom, approaches every task with a positive attitude, and willingly attempts any challenge presented to her. What truly sets Harper apart is the way she supports her peers. Rather than simply giving answers, she takes the time to reteach concepts and guide classmates through their learning, acting as a thoughtful “second teacher” when others are struggling. Her leadership extends beyond the classroom as well.
As a member of Student Council, Harper is a positive role model in the lunchroom, hallways, and throughout the school. Her dedication, compassion, and strong work ethic make her an excellent representative of Riverview Elementary. She exemplifies what it means to be a responsible, caring, and hardworking student, and we believe she is highly deserving of Student of the Month recognition.
Harper consistently demonstrates kindness and respect to everyone around her and is always willing to help others. She works hard in all areas of the classroom, approaches every task with a positive attitude, and willingly attempts any challenge presented to her. What truly sets Harper apart is the way she supports her peers. Rather than simply giving answers, she takes the time to reteach concepts and guide classmates through their learning, acting as a thoughtful “second teacher” when others are struggling. Her leadership extends beyond the classroom as well.
As a member of Student Council, Harper is a positive role model in the lunchroom, hallways, and throughout the school. Her dedication, compassion, and strong work ethic make her an excellent representative of Riverview Elementary. She exemplifies what it means to be a responsible, caring, and hardworking student, and we believe she is highly deserving of Student of the Month recognition.
SAVE THE DATE:
Join us for an out-of-this-world Reading & Math Literacy Night filled with fun, games, and hands-on learning for the whole family at Riverview Elementary on Thursday, February 19th!
RSVP: https://bit.ly/3LEPU8P
Join us for an out-of-this-world Reading & Math Literacy Night filled with fun, games, and hands-on learning for the whole family at Riverview Elementary on Thursday, February 19th!
RSVP: https://bit.ly/3LEPU8P
Four Wautoma High School students were inducted into the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica
Avispones (Hornets) Chapter, sponsored by the American Association of Teacher of Spanish and Portuguese, during a ceremony in the high school library on Jan. 26. The new inductees recognized by the for their achievements included: Ricardo Anaya, Jr., Sarah Albright, Holli Nagle, and Analiz Olvera. Congratulations!
Avispones (Hornets) Chapter, sponsored by the American Association of Teacher of Spanish and Portuguese, during a ceremony in the high school library on Jan. 26. The new inductees recognized by the for their achievements included: Ricardo Anaya, Jr., Sarah Albright, Holli Nagle, and Analiz Olvera. Congratulations!
Thank you to everyone who participated in last week’s #AroundtheWorldin80Trays event! 🌎
We had a blast sharing new foods with your students and can’t wait to do it again next year!
#WISchoolMealsRock 🎉🍴
We had a blast sharing new foods with your students and can’t wait to do it again next year!
#WISchoolMealsRock 🎉🍴
