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.
Congratulations, Parkside Character Award Winners!
Thank you for all you do!
Due to the Federal Government Shut Down, the FoodShare Program many families in the area rely on is expected to end soon. Please click the image for a list of local food pantries in Waushara County that are available to assist during this time.
IMPORTANT FREE & REDUCED MEALS INFORMATION:
Your child’s free or reduced-price meal eligibility will not be affected by the government shutdown.
If your child already qualifies for free or reduced-price meals, that eligibility stays in place for the rest of the school year, no matter what happens with your income or benefits.
Schools still have funding to provide meals.
The WI Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has received enough federal funds to cover November meal reimbursements, and more funding is expected to come. That means school meal operations will continue as normal, as will the honoring of free and reduced-priced meals.
FoodShare (SNAP) benefits might be delayed for families, but this will not affect school meals.
If your family receives FoodShare/SNAP benefits, you may experience a delay in those payments if the shutdown continues. However, this does not change your child’s meal eligibility. Students will still receive free or reduced-priced meals as usual at school.
APPLYING FOR FREE & REDUCED MEALS
Families can apply for free or reduced-price meals at any time during the school year. If your circumstances change during the year and you believe you may qualify, Pick up a paper application at any of the school offices or apply online by clicking the following link https://bit.ly/2XAZnUo. Once you are logged into IC, go to More//Meal Benefits to begin the process. You only have to do one application per family per current school year.
Your child’s free or reduced-price meal eligibility will not be affected by the government shutdown.
If your child already qualifies for free or reduced-price meals, that eligibility stays in place for the rest of the school year, no matter what happens with your income or benefits.
Schools still have funding to provide meals.
The WI Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has received enough federal funds to cover November meal reimbursements, and more funding is expected to come. That means school meal operations will continue as normal, as will the honoring of free and reduced-priced meals.
FoodShare (SNAP) benefits might be delayed for families, but this will not affect school meals.
If your family receives FoodShare/SNAP benefits, you may experience a delay in those payments if the shutdown continues. However, this does not change your child’s meal eligibility. Students will still receive free or reduced-priced meals as usual at school.
APPLYING FOR FREE & REDUCED MEALS
Families can apply for free or reduced-price meals at any time during the school year. If your circumstances change during the year and you believe you may qualify, Pick up a paper application at any of the school offices or apply online by clicking the following link https://bit.ly/2XAZnUo. Once you are logged into IC, go to More//Meal Benefits to begin the process. You only have to do one application per family per current school year.
Join Wautoma Area School Partners at Riverview for a Halloween Party on Oct. 31st from 5:30-7:00 PM!
Bring a non-perishable food item (e.g. beans, rice, peanut butter, canned fruit, canned veggies) and save a dollar on the entrance fee.
Bring a non-perishable food item (e.g. beans, rice, peanut butter, canned fruit, canned veggies) and save a dollar on the entrance fee.
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!
Due to the Federal Government Shut Down, the FoodShare Program many families in the area rely on is expected to end soon. Please click the image for a list of local food pantries in Waushara County that are available to assist during this time.
🎨♻️ Talk about stepping up the creativity! The Wautoma High School Art students enrolled in Mr. Miller's Sculpture class transformed old marching band shoes donated by the WHS Band into incredible sculptures. This inter-departmental up-cycling project gives the black shoes a brand new life - as pieces of visual art!
Check out some of the cool creations the students came up with!
Check out some of the cool creations the students came up with!
🎨 The Parkside 6th Graders in Ms. Rich’s class are putting the finishing touch on their clay birdhouses with glaze. We can’t wait to see these colorful creations after they come out of the kiln!
Toot Your Horn, Tuesday!
At Riverview Elementary, we all know the true hero working behind the scenes: our dedicated custodian, Mr. Miller! He is the silent guardian, the watchful protector, and the true Dark Knight of our hallways. While he doesn't wear a cape, he always carries a utility belt full of cleaning supplies. He's constantly swooping in to sweep away danger—from making the cafeteria floor sparkle after spaghetti day, to ensuring the playground is always safe and tidy. Mr. Miller is our clean-up crusader, making sure every corner of Riverview is crime-free (meaning mess-free!).
Thank you, Mr. Miller, for always being the hero this school deserves!
At Riverview Elementary, we all know the true hero working behind the scenes: our dedicated custodian, Mr. Miller! He is the silent guardian, the watchful protector, and the true Dark Knight of our hallways. While he doesn't wear a cape, he always carries a utility belt full of cleaning supplies. He's constantly swooping in to sweep away danger—from making the cafeteria floor sparkle after spaghetti day, to ensuring the playground is always safe and tidy. Mr. Miller is our clean-up crusader, making sure every corner of Riverview is crime-free (meaning mess-free!).
Thank you, Mr. Miller, for always being the hero this school deserves!
Last week, members of the Wautoma High School Key Club took time to participate in their fall Highway Cleanup. Thanks for volunteering!
Please pick up a Free and Reduced Meal Application available on the table during Parent-Teacher Conferences. Complete and return the form to determine if your household qualifies for meal benefits.
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
Help us celebrate National School Bus Safety Week! This week allows parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, school administrators, and other interested parties - to join forces and address the importance of school bus safety.
A+ After School is FREE for all Wautoma Area School District students — including home and private school students! The program currently has spaces available at Riverview Elementary.
Our program offers:
- Academic Support: Dedicated staff help students stay on track and build confidence.
- Exciting Enrichment Activities: From arts and crafts to science projects and team challenges, there’s something for every interest.
- Healthy Snacks & Active Play: Kids refuel, recharge, and have fun with friends in a safe, supervised environment.
- Community & Character Building: We focus on kindness, teamwork, and leadership skills that last a lifetime.
For more information or to enroll your student, visit:
http://bit.ly/4h9bxJC
Our program offers:
- Academic Support: Dedicated staff help students stay on track and build confidence.
- Exciting Enrichment Activities: From arts and crafts to science projects and team challenges, there’s something for every interest.
- Healthy Snacks & Active Play: Kids refuel, recharge, and have fun with friends in a safe, supervised environment.
- Community & Character Building: We focus on kindness, teamwork, and leadership skills that last a lifetime.
For more information or to enroll your student, visit:
http://bit.ly/4h9bxJC
Our Toot Your Horn Tuesday shout-out goes to the one and only Mr. Woyak, a true powerhouse who doesn't just teach but practically drives the entire school community! He must be running on triple-shot espresso to juggle being an amazing teacher, a coach for three different sports, and the person behind the wheel who safely steers our students home as a bus driver. On top of all that, he leads FCA, guiding students with mentorship. Thank you, Mr. Woyak, for always going the extra mile—you are a phenomenal role model and a major league educator!
Get ready to “Taste the World” together for National Lunch Week, October 13–17, 2025! Featuring homemade items such as Pico de gallo, Tzatziki Sauce, from scratch Focaccia bread and our very own recipes featuring orange chicken, roasted vegetables and a variety of rice flavors! 🌎
A+ After School is FREE for all Wautoma Area School District students — including home and private school students! The program currently has spaces available at Riverview Elementary.
Our program offers:
- Academic Support: Dedicated staff help students stay on track and build confidence.
- Exciting Enrichment Activities: From arts and crafts to science projects and team challenges, there’s something for every interest.
- Healthy Snacks & Active Play: Kids refuel, recharge, and have fun with friends in a safe, supervised environment.
- Community & Character Building: We focus on kindness, teamwork, and leadership skills that last a lifetime.
For more information or to enroll your student, visit:
http://bit.ly/4h9bxJC
Our program offers:
- Academic Support: Dedicated staff help students stay on track and build confidence.
- Exciting Enrichment Activities: From arts and crafts to science projects and team challenges, there’s something for every interest.
- Healthy Snacks & Active Play: Kids refuel, recharge, and have fun with friends in a safe, supervised environment.
- Community & Character Building: We focus on kindness, teamwork, and leadership skills that last a lifetime.
For more information or to enroll your student, visit:
http://bit.ly/4h9bxJC
This student is a bright and polite individual. We can always count on her everyday to lead by example. You'll find her quietly walking through hallways and always asking to hold doors for others. She's dependable and makes good choices in and outside of the classroom. She always speaks kindly to others, asks for help and permission to use things. When she doesn't understand something she calmly asks for more help and is patient with all around her. With all of these qualities in mind, it is with great pleasure that I am nominating Addie Kutschenreuter as Redgranite Elementary's September Student of the Month.
