Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
The Wautoma High School Spanish Honor Society will be holding a donation drive for toiletries to be put in outreach bags for local migrant workers. The donation drive will start on May 5th and end 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!
Congratulations to Riverview's Literacy Students of the Month! Keep reading!
Friday, May 6 is School Lunch Hero Day! Please help show your apprecation to these School Lunch Professtionals that make tasty nutritious meals and keep the students bellies full during the school day!
Friday, May 6 is School Lunch Hero Day! Please help show your apprecation to these School Lunch Professtionals that make tasty nutritious meals and keep the students bellies full during the school day!
Last night, Wautoma High School Seniors Alexis Dreger and Hayley Moore were recognized for their hard work and dedication on their two year Youth Apprenticeship completions. Alexis completed her Youth Apprenticeship in Manufacturing and Hayley finished hers in Marketing.
Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? Sign up for Camp Parkside 2022! For more information or to register, visit https://bit.ly/3L60foF
Looking for an exciting career in the medical field? Thinking of marking a career change? Come to the FVTC-Wautoma to earn your Medical Assistant Technical Diploma (32 credits)! A Medical Assistant is an in-demand member of the healthcare teams who support clinic/facility patients and fellow staff members.
Onside classes start August 23, 2022. See image for specific course information or visit https://bit.ly/36SskRx for more information about the program and to apply.
Riverview Kindergarten and 1st Grade students can’t wait to see you at their upcoming concerts tomorrow! Don’t forget to mark your calendars for what is sure to be a great time!
The Kindergarten concert is at 9:30 AM and the 1st Grade concert is at 10:30 AM in the Wautoma Performing Arts Center. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Los estudiantes de Kinder y primer grado en Riverview están ansiosos de tener sus conciertos que se aproxima el Jueves 28 de Abril del 2022. No se olvide anotarlo en su calendario.
El concierto de Kinder es a las 9:30 y el concierto de 1er Grado es a las 10:30 en el centro de Arte junto Wautoma High School . ¡Esperemos verlo ahí!
Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? Sign up for Camp Parkside 2022! For more information or to register, visit https://bit.ly/3L60foF
Parkside 5th graders have been working on making plaster masks which will later be painted and have other 3D elements added to them.
Riverview Kindergarten and 1st Grade students can’t wait to see you at their upcoming concerts this Thursday, April 28th! Don’t forget to mark your calendars for what is sure to be a great time!
The Kindergarten concert is at 9:30 AM and the 1st Grade concert is at 10:30 AM in the Wautoma Performing Arts Center. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Los estudiantes de Kinder y primer grado en Riverview están ansiosos de tener sus conciertos que se aproxima el Jueves 28 de Abril del 2022. No se olvide anotarlo en su calendario.
El concierto de Kinder es a las 9:30 y el concierto de 1er Grado es a las 10:30 en el centro de Arte junto Wautoma High School . ¡Esperemos verlo ahí!
Miss Schmidt's class has been working on poetry this week. Check out some of the Acrostic Poems they created!
Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? Sign up for Camp Parkside 2022!
For more information or to register, visit https://bit.ly/3L60foF
Riverview Kindergarten and 1st Grade students can’t wait to see you at their upcoming concerts on Thursday, April 28th, 2022! Don’t forget to mark your calendars for what is sure to be a great time!
The Kindergarten concert is at 9:30 AM and the 1st Grade concert is at 10:30 AM in the Wautoma Performing Arts Center. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Los estudiantes de Kinder y primer grado en Riverview están ansiosos de tener sus conciertos que se aproxima el Jueves 28 de Abril del 2022. No se olvide anotarlo en su calendario.
El concierto de Kinder es a las 9:30 y el concierto de 1er Grado es a las 10:30 en el centro de Arte junto Wautoma High School . ¡Esperemos verlo ahí!
Riverview Kindergarten and 1st Grade students can’t wait to see you at their upcoming concerts on Thursday, April 28th, 2022! Don’t forget to mark your calendars for what is sure to be a great time!
The Kindergarten concert is at 9:30 AM and the 1st Grade concert is at 10:30 AM in the Wautoma Performing Arts Center. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Los estudiantes de Kinder y primer grado en Riverview están ansiosos de tener sus conciertos que se aproxima el Jueves 28 de Abril del 2022. No se olvide anotarlo en su calendario.
El concierto de Kinder es a las 9:30 y el concierto de 1er Grado es a las 10:30 en el centro de Arte junto Wautoma High School . ¡Esperemos verlo ahí!
Riverview A+ After School Program students have been visiting Living Anew Farm this school year to work with horses to develop a variety of skills including leadership, team work and communication.
On Tuesday, April 12, 2022, 16 students from Wautoma High School (four from each grade level) attended the SCC Math Team Competition, with the other schools in our conference, at Westfield High School. Students participated in an individual written test as well as a team test. Level 1 (9th/10th graders) silver awards were awarded to Landon Keller, Laney Panich, and Lyvia Weiss. Level 2 (11th/12th graders) silver awards were awarded to Michael Medina, David Miller, and Dylan Kubasta Overall, Level 1 tied for 2nd place in the conference with Nekoosa, and Level 2 ranked 4th place in conference. The Wautoma students overall (both levels combined) ranked 3rd in conference, receiving 510 points.
Pictured are: (front row): Michael Medina, Hayley Moore, Lyvia Weiss, Addison DeMars, Alayna Panich, Ava Butt, Olivia Eckert-Cieslik, Dylan Kubasta, Gabriel Ascher; (back row): Neven Meyer, Dario Vasquez, Landon Keller, Peter Idsvoog, Christian Weiss, David Miller, Tyler McAdoo, Advisor David Urness.
Congratulations to Redgranite Elementary's March Student of the Month:
This student possesses outstanding character. She truly embodies all of the character traits and is a leader in our classroom and in our school. Over the past month our school has been focusing on the character trait integrity. This student shows integrity every single day. She is honest and truthful with adults and peers, I can always count on her to do the right thing (even when it is hard), and she goes above and beyond to be a helper in our classroom. When she notices something out of place, she will put it where it goes without any prompting from an adult. When someone is misbehaving, she will use kind words to remind the classmate of the expectations. This student also loves school. She enjoys playing with her classmates and often is the one creating the elaborate play scenarios. This student also loves to learn, when it is time to settle down she is the first one on her learning spot with her body ready to learn. She is often the first one with her hand raised to ask and answer questions while we are learning. During sharing time, this student displays wonderful listening skills. She listens attentively and respectfully to each of her classmates and asks relevant questions to learn more. I am very excited to see the progress this student makes in all of her future years of school. She is off to a WONDERFUL start. It is for all of these reasons, and many more, that I would like to nominate Kaylee Sheller for Redgranite’s Student of the Month.
Also, congratulations to the following Redgranite Elementary Integrity Character Trait Awards Winners: Cody Griffin, Ebony Boening (not pictured), Nevaeh Higgins, Ryker Withall, and Connor Hoople.
Redgranite Elementary staff and students would like to give a big THANK YOU to Deputy Wenzel and Deputy Thor for their visit this week. Students respectfully listened to Deputy Wenzel explain about what he and his K-9 partner Deputy Thor do day to day. They asked thoughtful and respectful questions and listened attentively, raised their hands, and waited to be called on before asking their questions. Deputy Wenzel also brought Thor around for students to pet. Thank you again, Deputy Wenzel and Deputy Thor for your visit, it was paws-itively wonderful!
