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!
Riverview Elementary, Parkside, and Wautoma High School will open their doors to area service men and women to celebrate Veterans Day on Tuesday, November 11. 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!
The Wautoma High School is proud to nominate Meaghan Marks as the October student of the month.
Meaghan is a supremely gifted visual artist. She has earned many awards for her drawing and sculpture work throughout high school. Meaghan is a very kind, polite, and helpful student. She is self-driven with her art projects. She leads by example with her work ethic and the dedication to her art. Students are always
interested in what Meaghan’s latest art work is and how they’ll be amazed by her talent.
Currently, Meaghan is enrolled in Sculpture class, has independent studio time and is the art department
student assistant. It’s great to have Meaghan helping with the duties and various chores in the art room
because she will get the job done correctly and efficiently. It is also awesome to have such a high level
student artist in the department.
Meaghan is a supremely gifted visual artist. She has earned many awards for her drawing and sculpture work throughout high school. Meaghan is a very kind, polite, and helpful student. She is self-driven with her art projects. She leads by example with her work ethic and the dedication to her art. Students are always
interested in what Meaghan’s latest art work is and how they’ll be amazed by her talent.
Currently, Meaghan is enrolled in Sculpture class, has independent studio time and is the art department
student assistant. It’s great to have Meaghan helping with the duties and various chores in the art room
because she will get the job done correctly and efficiently. It is also awesome to have such a high level
student artist in the department.
Below are easy-to-follow instructions for adding money to your child’s lunch account through Infinite Campus, as well as steps for completing the online Free or Reduced-Price Meal application. If you have any questions or need help at any point, please feel free to reach out! to Tami Stansbury- Food Service Director at 920-787-4457 ext. 1011.
Toot Your Horn Wednesday!
Today, we're giving a huge cheer to our incredible Riverview Elementary Paraprofessional, Mrs. Rowena!
Rowena is truly a "para-star," lighting up the room with her enormous, infectious smile. She is so wonderfully selfless that she must have a "super-power" for helping others - she's always ready to lend an ear or give a hand to anyone who needs it.
When students are having a rough day, Rowena helps them "rise" above the challenges. She helps everyone "face" the week with confidence and ensures that our students always have the "support" they need to "stand" tall!
Thank you, Rowena, for being the "sunshine" that makes learning at our school such a wonderful day!
Thank you to Borzick Farms Milkhouse Meats located in Montello for donating pumpkins to the WASD Food Service and to the high school Family and Consumer Science Class. These pumpkins are great for baking pies, cupcakes, bread, muffins and more! Watch our upcoming breakfast menu for homemade pumpkin bread for breakfast! Breakfast is free to all students, regardless of income!
#FarmtoSchool #EatLocal #WISchoolMealsRock
#FarmtoSchool #EatLocal #WISchoolMealsRock
This student is a great role model in the 4th grade classroom and to other students in the building. He shows responsibility at all times while at school to his peers and staff. He is responsible for his learning at school by making eye contact with the speaker, having good body language when learning, and participating in class. He is always quick to show 5 and direct his attention to the adult. He knows the difference between right and wrong, and is always making good choices and doing the right thing. Ms. Simacek often sees this student being responsible by bringing in items from recess that he did not use. I have also seen him help others clean up things inside and outside of the classroom.
This student continues to exceed my expectations. He is also a great leader and encourages other students to be the best version of themselves. It is with great pleasure that I nominate Elliot Shepherd for Redgranite’s Student of the Month.
This student continues to exceed my expectations. He is also a great leader and encourages other students to be the best version of themselves. It is with great pleasure that I nominate Elliot Shepherd for Redgranite’s Student of the Month.
The Wautoma Area School District is coming together to support families in need through a districtwide Food Drive as well as extending the Hornet Market hours throughout the month of November. To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/47nG1V1.
The 8th Graders in Ms. Rich’s Art Class are getting creative with clay by designing tiki-inspired vessels featuring two expressive faces - each showing a different emotion. We can’t wait to see their creations come to life!
Ms. Whalen is an incredible 5th Grade teacher whose understanding and kindness make a lasting impact on everyone she teaches. She gives her students a reason to come to school each day by creating a classroom where they feel valued, supported, and motivated to learn.
Ms. Whalen knows when her students need a break and offers patience and encouragement to help them refocus. She takes the time to explain things in ways that make sense, ensuring everyone has the chance to succeed. Her calm presence and caring nature make her classroom a place where students feel safe to learn, grow, and be themselves.
Ms. Whalen knows when her students need a break and offers patience and encouragement to help them refocus. She takes the time to explain things in ways that make sense, ensuring everyone has the chance to succeed. Her calm presence and caring nature make her classroom a place where students feel safe to learn, grow, and be themselves.
Adalaide displays a caring and respectful attitude towards teachers and fellow students. She maintains a positive attitude towards assignments, whether working on her own or in a group setting. She consistently is willing to help her fellow classmates and works well in groups and/or individually. She advocates for her own learning, and knows just when to ask for help.
Additionally, without being asked, Adalaide looks for ways to help her teachers in any way possible. She is a wonderful example of an 8th grade student and her efforts have not gone unnoticed. As a member of the NewzCrew she has spent countless hours behind the scenes, creating scripts, editing video and communicating with other members. In FBLA Adalaide is willing to work with any student to help them understand their project and how to find their resources. She balances these extracurricular responsibilities while being in band and a member of the yearbook staff.
When looking for a student who is willing to cooperate in any situation, shows empathy in all her actions and is respectful to students and staff it is easy to see why Adalaide Hartmann should be Parkside School’s October Student of the Month.
Additionally, without being asked, Adalaide looks for ways to help her teachers in any way possible. She is a wonderful example of an 8th grade student and her efforts have not gone unnoticed. As a member of the NewzCrew she has spent countless hours behind the scenes, creating scripts, editing video and communicating with other members. In FBLA Adalaide is willing to work with any student to help them understand their project and how to find their resources. She balances these extracurricular responsibilities while being in band and a member of the yearbook staff.
When looking for a student who is willing to cooperate in any situation, shows empathy in all her actions and is respectful to students and staff it is easy to see why Adalaide Hartmann should be Parkside School’s October Student of the Month.
