SAVE THE DATE!
Mr Butt is a dedicated physical education teacher who has been positively impacting students in Wautoma for over 20 years. Each day he helps students build confidence, resilience, and a lifelong appreciation for movement. Through engaging activities and a supportive, encouraging presence, Mr Butt creates an environment where every student feels capable and valued. He recognizes individual strengths, celebrates progress big and small, and teaches lessons that extend far beyond the gym—teamwork, perseverance, respect, and self-discipline. His passion for health and fitness is contagious, inspires students to adopt healthy habits and believe in their own potential. Mr Butt’s influence helps students grow not only as athletes but as well-rounded individuals who carry these lessons with them long after they leave the classroom.
The 8th Grade Team would like to congratulate Wyatt Kittell. From day one Wyatt has proven to be a hardworking individual. The word quit does not exist in his vocabulary. He is a committed individual and always gives his best effort in all he does. He is outstanding in the areas of being honest, polite, courteous, and conscientious. We are proud of Wyatt because he is a good example for others. For these reasons, we are happy to announce him as our 8th grade student of the month!
Congratulations to the December Parkside Character Award Winners!
REMINDER: The Redgranite Elementary School Concert will be held tomorrow (December 18)! The 4K Concert will begin at 10:30 AM and thee Kindergarten-Grade 5 Concert will begin at 12:30 PM. We hope to see everyone there!
The Wautoma High School Band Winter Concert will be held tomorrow (December 16th) at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert will begin at 7:00 PM.
The Parkside 7th and 8th Grade Winter Band Concert will be held tomorrow (December 15th) at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert will begin at 6:30 PM. We hope to see you there!
The Redgranite Elementary School Winter Concert will be held next week, Thursday, December 18th. The 4K Concert will begin at 10:30 AM, while the Kindergarten-Grade 5 Concert, will begin at 12:30 PM. See you there!
Join in an enchanting evening filled with festive music and holiday cheer when the Wautoma High School Choir presents their Winter Concert tomorrow (December 11th) at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert begins at 7:00 PM.
REMINDER: Riverview Elementary 2nd and 3rd Graders will be presenting their Winter Concert tomorrow (December 11th). The concert will be held at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. We hope to see you all there!
REMINDER: The Riverview Elementary 4K Concerts will be held tomorrow and Friday in the elementary school gymnasium beginning at 10:00 AM. Visitors can enter through Door 3, located off of the parking lot on Jomil Court.
- December 11th: Monday/Thursday & 1/2 Day Students
- December 12th: Tuesday/Friday & 1/2 Day Students
* Guests who plan to stay for activities in the 4K Classrooms will need to register with the Riverview Office.*
- December 11th: Monday/Thursday & 1/2 Day Students
- December 12th: Tuesday/Friday & 1/2 Day Students
* Guests who plan to stay for activities in the 4K Classrooms will need to register with the Riverview Office.*
SAVE THE DATE: The Wautoma High School Band Winter Concert will be held on Tuesday, December 16th at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert will begin at 7:00 PM.
We hope to see you there!
We hope to see you there!
SAVE THE DATE: The Parkside 7th and 8th Grade Winter Band Concert will be held on Monday, December 15th at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert will begin at 6:30 PM.
We hope to see you there tomorrow night!
SAVE THE DATE: The Riverview Elementary 4K Concerts will be held next week in the elementary school gymnasium beginning at 10:00 AM. Visitors can enter through Door 3, located off of the parking lot on Jomil Court.
- Thursday, December 11: Monday/Thursday & 1/2 Day Students
- Friday, December 12: Tuesday/Friday & 1/2 Day Students
* Guests who plan to stay for activities in the 4K Classrooms will need to register with the Riverview Office.*
- Thursday, December 11: Monday/Thursday & 1/2 Day Students
- Friday, December 12: Tuesday/Friday & 1/2 Day Students
* Guests who plan to stay for activities in the 4K Classrooms will need to register with the Riverview Office.*
🐞🔍 Bug Busting at Redgranite! 🔍🐞
The Redgranite 1st Graders walked into a big surprise - laminated bugs everywhere! Students quickly geared up with goggles and gloves to become an official "Bug Busting Decoding Team".
Their mission? Catch each bug and decode the UFLI Heart Words hidden on their abdomens! Some words were familiar, while others offered a brand-new challenge.
With teamwork, smiles, and a whole lot of excitement, they tracked down every last critter and uncovered all the mystery words. Way to go, 1st Grade Bug Busters! 🐛❤️
The Redgranite 1st Graders walked into a big surprise - laminated bugs everywhere! Students quickly geared up with goggles and gloves to become an official "Bug Busting Decoding Team".
Their mission? Catch each bug and decode the UFLI Heart Words hidden on their abdomens! Some words were familiar, while others offered a brand-new challenge.
With teamwork, smiles, and a whole lot of excitement, they tracked down every last critter and uncovered all the mystery words. Way to go, 1st Grade Bug Busters! 🐛❤️
November's Hornet Hero goes out to Kevin Bohn. Kevin is a hardworking "young" man whose kindness toward students is felt every day. He always puts others before himself, making sure our school stays clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. His sense of humor is warm, witty, and perfectly timed with just the right touch of sarcasm, brightening the day of any student or staff member. His good-natured jokes never fail to make us smile. Whether he’s tackling a tough job or choosing the right tool for the task (Milwaukee for life!), Kevin does everything with pride and dedication. We truly appreciate everything he does for our school and the positive spirit he brings to our community.
The Wautoma High School Student Services Department is proud to announce Lily Albright as November’s Student of the Month.
Lily brings a calm confidence to the classroom and serves as a positive example for her peers. She may not be the most outspoken student, but she is always tuned in and listening closely, following directions, and asking thoughtful questions when something isn’t clear. She willingly volunteers to read or share her thinking, and she does so with sincerity and maturity. Her respectful and polite nature contributes to a welcoming classroom environment.
Lily takes pride in her work. She stays organized, manages her responsibilities well, and consistently puts forth strong effort. She especially enjoys class projects, often adding her own creative touches that show how much care and attention she puts into the final product. Hands-on learning is a true strength for her; she enjoys building, creating, and exploring new ideas through active engagement. Although she is soft-spoken, Lily works easily with anyone in the class and is quick to offer quiet help when a classmate needs support. She communicates with patience and kindness, making her a reliable and steady partner in group tasks.
Lily’s steady focus, love of learning, and thoughtful contributions make her a valued and appreciated member of our school and classroom community.
Lily brings a calm confidence to the classroom and serves as a positive example for her peers. She may not be the most outspoken student, but she is always tuned in and listening closely, following directions, and asking thoughtful questions when something isn’t clear. She willingly volunteers to read or share her thinking, and she does so with sincerity and maturity. Her respectful and polite nature contributes to a welcoming classroom environment.
Lily takes pride in her work. She stays organized, manages her responsibilities well, and consistently puts forth strong effort. She especially enjoys class projects, often adding her own creative touches that show how much care and attention she puts into the final product. Hands-on learning is a true strength for her; she enjoys building, creating, and exploring new ideas through active engagement. Although she is soft-spoken, Lily works easily with anyone in the class and is quick to offer quiet help when a classmate needs support. She communicates with patience and kindness, making her a reliable and steady partner in group tasks.
Lily’s steady focus, love of learning, and thoughtful contributions make her a valued and appreciated member of our school and classroom community.
SAVE THE DATE: The Wautoma High School Choir Winter Concert will be held on Thursday, December 11th at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert will begin at 7:00 PM.
Third grade students at Redgranite Elementary School recently participated in a meaningful community service project that focused on collecting pajamas for families in Waushara County Throughout the project, students learned valuable lessons about empathy, generosity, and the impact of helping others.
As they organized, sorted, and promoted the pajama drive, students gained a deeper understanding of what it means to support their community. They saw firsthand how small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s life.
This project allowed students to grow in several character traits, including responsibility, teamwork, compassion, and gratitude. We are incredibly proud of their hard work.
In addition, we would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed and supported our students during the 16th Annual Pajama Drive. This year we were able to donate 292 sets of pajamas to the Waushara Holiday Project. Wow! Children in Waushara County will definitely be comfy and cozy this holiday season! This year's event was another successful one because of the generosity of our students, staff and community members. Thank you for opening your hearts this holiday season.
As they organized, sorted, and promoted the pajama drive, students gained a deeper understanding of what it means to support their community. They saw firsthand how small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s life.
This project allowed students to grow in several character traits, including responsibility, teamwork, compassion, and gratitude. We are incredibly proud of their hard work.
In addition, we would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed and supported our students during the 16th Annual Pajama Drive. This year we were able to donate 292 sets of pajamas to the Waushara Holiday Project. Wow! Children in Waushara County will definitely be comfy and cozy this holiday season! This year's event was another successful one because of the generosity of our students, staff and community members. Thank you for opening your hearts this holiday season.
