Wautoma Area School District

The Wautoma High School Drama Department will present their Spring Play “Little Women” Friday, March 14th, and Saturday, March 15th, at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. Performances start at 7:00 P.M. The play focuses four sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—and how they navigate love, loss, and dreams during the American Civil War. As they grow, each faces adversity, including heartbreak and self-discovery, ultimately learning that family and love matter most. To purchase tickets, visit https://mccombbruchspac.com/. The PAC Box Office will also be open an hour before each performance.

WHS Science Olympiad Flower Basket Fundraiser Delivery May 8th. Just in time for Mother’s Day! Large, beautiful flower baskets available for pre-purchase through a Science Olympiad Team member or Mrs. Hell ar helle@wautoma.k12.wi.us 12" Basket Options: Designer Sun Mix, Designer Shade Mix, Petunia, or Fuchsia

Don't forget to check your mailboxes! A six-page newsletter on the upcoming April 1st Referendum is being distributed to all district residents this week!

Don't forget to visit the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament Link below for your one-stop shop for information about in-person attendance, ticketing, parking, and venue carry-in policies: https://bit.ly/3XEnWwL. Good Luck, Brynlee, Jordan, and Laynie!

Math24 2025 was a great event! Wautoma brought 23 students and 10 high school proctors to Wild Rose on Tuesday for the annual Math24 competition.All of our participants earned cards and tokens! Many of them have been practicing for weeks (or months) for the tournament. Highlights: 4th Grade William Vaughan placed 6th 5th Grade Archer Vanden Huevel 1st, Cashton Peterson 2nd, Owen Inda 4th 6th Grade Kaitlin Bushweiler 2nd, Alexis Rosin 5th 7th Grade Olliver San Filippo 2nd, Jax Richard 6th

The Wautoma High School Drama Department will present their Spring Play “Little Women” Friday, March 14th, and Saturday, March 15th, at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. Performances start at 7:00 P.M. The play focuses four sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—and how they navigate love, loss, and dreams during the American Civil War. As they grow, each faces adversity, including heartbreak and self-discovery, ultimately learning that family and love matter most. To purchase tickets, visit https://mccombbruchspac.com/.

Wautoma High School and Parkside School currently has the following coaching opportunities for the upcoming Spring Season. These are paid positions and a great opportunity to work with students in a different capacity. If you are interested, or know of someone that may be, please contact: WASD Athletic Director Adam Vaughan at vaughana@wautoma.k12.wi.us.

Yesterday, Mrs. Gill's Child Development class played some games to distinguish Fine and Gross Motor Skills as a part of the Health and Physical Development unit. Games ranged from sorting pom poms with tongs, painting with Q-tips, tennis ball toss, and more! Students had a fun time and enjoyed the activities!

On Friday, members of the Wautoma High School National Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society, Key Club, FCCLA, Student Council, and Link Crew presented WASD Crossing Guard Linda Seymour with gifts of thanks for Crossing Guard Appreciation Week. Thank you, Ms. Seymour for all you do for the District!

Today kicked off Read Across America Week with students Stepping into their Favorite Books and dressing as their favorite book characters! Don't forget the dress up days for the rest of the week: -Tuesday: Books Bring out our Wildside: Wear Animal Print -Wednesday: Books Knock Our Socks Off: Wear Wild Socks -Thursday: Reading Takes you Places: Wear Vacation Outfits -Friday: Cuddle up with a Book: Wear Pajamas

Redgranite Elementary School is hosting an eBook Fair this week to inspire young readers and bring the joy of books right to your fingertips! To view the book fair selection, visit: book-efairs.follettcontent.com Use the Code: M332G Reading is the key to unlocking imagination and knowledge—let’s make it fun and accessible for every child!

Last night, 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. The new inductees recognized by the for their achievements included: Kelsey Moore, Stephanie Mandeik, Citlaly Estrada Celis (Jaqueline), and Bailey Enriquez. In her closing remarks, WHS Spanish Teacher and Advisor Belinda Peterman expressed her gratitude to District Administrator Jewel Mucklin, WHS Principal Jennifer Johnson, WHS Assistant Principal Jared Esala and the School Board for their continued support of the Spanish program and the students.

The local bowling team at Doggers has qualified for the High School Bowling Club State Championship Tournament at Rev’s Bowling Center in Oshkosh from March 7-9th. The students earned their way to the tournament by winning conference. Kylie Sullivan and Lindsey Anderson have reached the singles portion of the tournament as they were 1 and 2 in conference. Bowling Team members also heading to the tournament also include Olivia Miller, Savannah and Mackenzie Heise and Mariah Caldwell from Tri-County.

SAVE THE DATE: The Wautoma High School Drama Students will be presenting "Little Women" on March 14th and 15th!

The Wautoma Area School District has the following open positions: Full Time Bus Driver - typically two routes per day Sub Bus Driver - fill-in position ● All training is done in-house here at the WASD Bus Garage ● All Bus routes are 1.5 hours long or less ○ AM Route 6:15am-7:45am ○ PM Route 3:15pm-4:45pm ○ Plus the opportunity to sign up for field trips and/or sporting events

There will be a two hour delay today (February 18th) due to extremely cold temperatures. Half day 4K is canceled.

The Wautoma High School Science department nominates Sarah Albright for January’s Student of the Month. Sarah has demonstrated determination and leadership in her pursuit of science education. Sarah always puts in the extra time and effort when completing her classwork. She is always willing to ask for help when needed and will make corrections until she understands each new topic. Beyond the classroom Sarah has really taken on a leadership role as a new member of the Science Olympiad Team. Sarah took on two building events, Helicopter and Bungee Drop, and has put in a lot of time building and gathering data. The result of her hard work has been earning two first place medals and one fifth place medal, with the possibility of more medals to be earned yet this year! The WHS staff looks forward to seeing what Sarah can accomplish during her high school career.

Congratulations to the Wautoma High School Science Olympiad Team on taking 3rd place at their regional competition in Medford on Saturday!

Happy School Crossing Guard Week! Thank you for all you do!

Tomorrow is National School Resource Officer Day! We want to give a shout out that City of Wautoma School Liaison Officer Lafe Hendrickson and K-9 Grizz and give them the recognition they deserve a day early! Thank you for all you do!