The last official day of testing at the WASD COVID-19 Testing Site will be tomorrow, Thursday, May 26th.
Congratulations to the following athletes for advancing to the sectional track meet in Little Chute on Thursday:
Laney Panich- 200 Meter Dash
Madylyn Woyak- 400 Meter Dash
Isybela Woyak- 100 Meter Hurdles
Congratulations!
Mark Your Calendars! Waushara County Community Safety Day will be held on Saturday, June 4th!
The last official day of testing at the WASD COVID-19 Testing Site will be this Thursday, May 26th.
Students in the A+ After School Program at Parkside made stained glass chalk art last week using chalk they made themselves!
Congratulations Logan Dunn on being named PBR Wisconsin Player of the Week! Check out the article here: https://bit.ly/3NojU3Y.
Is your child 11 – 18 years old and interested in exploring the medical field? This may be the perfect summer camp! This Medical Assistant camp is being offered on Wednesday, June 22nd, from 8:30 – 12:00 (noon) at the FVTC - Wautoma Regional Center. Cost is $40, which includes a camp T-shirt to take home.
Register online at www.fvtc.edu/community/techknowledge-college-summer-camps For more information, contact Jennifer Fuerst-Van Thiel at fuerst@fvtc.edu or call 920-560-1439.
Have a safe and happy summer, Wautoma Area Families!
The Wautoma High School Spanish Honor Society is hosting a donation drive for toiletries to be put in outreach bags for local migrant workers through May 22nd. All donations can be dropped off at Wautoma High School. There will be a box by the office. The SHH appreciates your help!
Mark Your Calendars! Waushara County Community Safety Day will be held on Saturday, June 4th!
Parkside School is having Buy One Get One Free Scholastic Book Fair this week May 16th-20th! The Book Fair will be open 7:45-3:30 Monday- Friday,
and 5:30-7:30 Monday Night and Thursday Night.
You can also set up e-wallet's for your child to shop the fair using this link:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/parksideschool
The Wautoma Area School District COVID-19 Testing Site will be closed tomorrow, May 12th, but will be open on Friday from 9 to 11 AM.
Don't forget to swing by Wautoma High School today and tomorrow to check out the annual WASD Art Show. Pieces from students and staff members throughout the District will be featured in the Center Gymnasium. The Art Show will be open to the public today from 4-7 PM and tomorrow from 3:30-5:30 PM. We hope to see you there!
Menu change for Parkside on Wednesday, May 11, 2022.
The electrical contacts for the wall of the steam jack kettle, steam oven and convection oven were blown out from the power surge this afternoon. The electrician ordered parts that will be in sometime tomorrow afternoon. It will be fixed at that time.
Lunch menu for Wednesday, May 11th:
PB&J sandwich
Chips
Romaine salad
Fresh cauliflower
Fresh green pepper slices
Strawberry cup
Pears
Sorry for the inconvenience!
This year, 4th and 5th grade students at Redgranite Elementary School were part of the inaugural Student Council. The members mission was to spread kindness throughout the school and the community. Yesterday, the Student Council members enjoyed a smoothie at Sunshine Coffee in Redgranite. We figured since they helped spread sunshine throughout the community, we would put a little sunshine in their lives.
Student Council members would like you to remember, "No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."
The Wautoma High School Spanish Honor Society is hosting a donation drive for toiletries to be put in outreach bags for local migrant workers through May 22nd. All donations can be dropped off at Wautoma High School. There will be a box by the office. The SHH appreciates your help!
Last week at "Campin' at Riverview Family Night", one of the stations allowed students to use their estimation skills and guess how many objects were in each jar. Mrs. Barker did an amazing job of counting each object and then checking all the student guesses. Congratulations to our Estimation Jar winners! These students estimated closest to the actual number of items in each jar.
Congratulations to WHS Student of the Month: Victoria Pierotti
Victoria has been a solid photography student this last semester. As a senior in Photography 1 she demonstrates a quiet, but unflinching leadership in a classroom with many sophomores and juniors. She is always up-to-date with assignments. Her work is extremely high quality and she contributes some valuable information to critical discussions with her classmates.
Victoria recently had the wonderful opportunity to represent Wautoma High School at the annual South Central Conference Art Show. She submitted a large-scale and close-up detailed photo to the show. After the conference judges observed all the work, Victoria’s photograph earned the first place award. Her photography has been featured in the Waushara Argus. It will be published in the upcoming South Central Conference high school writers “Musings” annual magazine and will appear on the Wisconsin Visual Artists website. Victoria is a great student to have in class. Her visual arts talents are amazing and her presence is a valuable asset to the rest of her fellow photo students.
Victoria is currently in Spanish III. She works hard and has shown great growth in the language. Victoria comes to class daily with a positive attitude. She works well with her peers. I look forward to watching her grow more as she attends UWSP in the fall.
The Wautoma High School Spanish Honor Society is hosting a donation drive for toiletries to be put in outreach bags for local migrant workers. The donation drive starts today and will go until May 22nd. All donations can be dropped off at Wautoma High School. There will be a box by the office. The SHH appreciates your help!
This week the second and third grade students from Redgranite Elementary enjoyed a fun-filled day at the YMCA in Oshkosh. The students participated in ice skating, soccer and basketball. Everyone had a blast!
Mrs. Michalski's 3rd graders made lava lamps for Experiment Day on the ABC countdown.
