The Wautoma High School Choirs will present "Songs of New and Olde" with new takes of holiday favorites by composers and arrangers Foley-Tillen, Guaraldi, Tchaikovsky, and more.
The concert will be held on Monday, December 5th at 7:00 PM in the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center.
We hope to see you there!
The Hornet Market located at Parkside School will be closed Thursday, December 1st!
The regular schedule will resume on December 8th, 15th and 22nd.
Thank you for your understanding. Have a great day!
Last week Redgranite fifth graders and kindergartners were back at working together! This time they made turkeys based on what they were thankful for and what their favorite parts of the holiday are.
This morning we recognize Wautoma High School Senior Ruben Godinez in the Youth Apprenticeship Spotlight!
This is Ruben’s first year in his welding youth apprenticeship at Specialty Enterprises. His main duties are inspecting weld booms by weld cracks, unwelded parts, and cleans all the parts. Ruben also welds rails and assists other welders by mig-welding small parts.
There are many things to be thankful for and one of the top ones on our list is the amazing school that we are a part of! Redgranite's Annual Turkey Trot was a success again this year. Happy Thanksgiving to all of our families!
This month Redgranite Elementary students blew their behavior goal out of the water. To celebrate this achievement, some of our fellow Hornets from the high school came over and played dodgeball this afternoon.
On Friday, the Riverview Elementary School Character Education Committee recognized the Wautoma United States Postal Service for exhibiting the Character Trait- Responsibility.
There are many ways that the post office uses responsibility on a daily basis, plus, it takes a lot of people to make it happen. From organizing mail to making quick deliveries, every single person that works for the post office has an important role to help get the mail out in a timely manner. They have to pay attention to the details in making sure they get the correct envelopes to the correct addresses, along with having many mailboxes to fill throughout the town.
We are thankful for our responsible postal workers that help get important mail and packages to their destinations!
This morning we recognize Wautoma High School Senior Kylie Kline in the Youth Apprenticeship Spotlight!
This is Kylie’s first year in her Youth Apprenticeship with Gaatz Real Estate. Her primary focus is marketing where she creates ads for the Central Wisconsin Resorter. Kylie also created multiple social media pages for Gaatz Real Estate to promote current listings and continue to engage their followers.
Thank you to all of our AMAZING substitutes! We could not do it without you!
Parkside 4th and 5th grade students kicked off their Bullying Prevention Unit in guidance with an accepting differences activity. Students listened and interacted with a read aloud of the book The Judgmental Flower, and then created flowers in ways that showed their differences or uniqueness.
Don't forget to attend "Party Talk for Parents" by Vive 18 at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center tonight!
Yesterday selected band students from Wautoma High School and Parkside School traveled to Nekoosa High School to participate in the South Central Conference Honor Band. This is the first time since the fall 2019 the students from Wautoma, Nekoosa, Mauston, Westfield, Adam-Friendship, and Wisconsin Dells have had the opportunity to participate in the SCC Honor Band due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Last night during the Wautoma Area School District Board of Education’s Monthly Meeting, Ms. Jewel Mucklin was approved to be the next District Administrator. Ms. Mucklin, the current Riverview Elementary Principal, will begin her new position on July 1, 2023, after Tom Rheinheimer officially retires.
Congratulations, Ms. Mucklin!
The Wautoma Area School District COVID-19 Testing Site will be Closed Today. The next available testing day will be this Wednesday, November 16th, from 8-10 AM at the World War II Memorial Building.
Today’s Youth Apprenticeship Spotlight features Wautoma High School Senior Ava Stahl!
For the past two years Ava has been working on a Marketing Apprenticeship at Salon Muse under the direction of Owner Tanya Eagan. She is responsible for scheduling, answering phones, and helping to sell product. Earlier this year, Ava was also featured in the CESA 5 Youth Apprenticeship Magazine.
Register today to attend "Party Talk for Parents" by Vive 18 coming to the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center on November 16th.
The 2021-22 A+ After School Program Annual report is now available!
Check it out at this link: https://5il.co/1j721
On Thursday, Nov. 3, twelve Wautoma High School students had the opportunity to participate in the Multilingual Multicultural Post-Secondary Day at Ripon College. This day-long program allowed multilingual students to tour Ripon College, attend a variety of information sessions, and learn more about post-secondary opportunities. Pictured are: (back row): Wautoma High School EL Teacher Beth Lindenmeyer, Kayla Banda, Valeria Torres, Greysi Ruiz Perez, Lessly Estrada Celis, Jonbenett Cervantes, and Citlaly Estrada Celis; (front row): Jackson Perez Alarcon, Bryan Gorostiola-Valdez, Ronna Gonzaga, Naomi Lezama, Ariana Rangel-Rivera, and Elizabet Gomez.
Way to go!
The kitchen crew is gearing up to serve one of the students' favorite meals today!
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