This morning, WHS students enrolled in Mrs. Caves' Introduction to Business class presented the business pitch they created in a fashion similar to that seen on "Shark Tank." Colleen Bies, of the Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation, and Jenny Frees, owner of Starstruck Artistry, LLC in Oshkosh, listened to each unique pitch, asked questions, and offered suggestions to the students.
Third hour Accounting students assisted with summarizing startup costs, creating a Chart of Accounts, Financial Worksheet, Income Statement, and a Balance Sheet. Fourth hour Web Tools students created a 30-second commercial for each business.
Following the presentations, Colleen and Jenny had a meet and greet with all the entrepreneurs and looked at the websites created by the students for their individual business.
This morning, WHS students enrolled in Mrs. Caves' Introduction to Business class presented the business pitch they created in a fashion similar to that seen on "Shark Tank." Colleen Bies, of the Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation, and Jenny Frees, owner of Starstruck Artistry, LLC in Oshkosh, listened to each unique pitch, asked questions, and offered suggestions to the students.
Third hour Accounting students assisted with summarizing startup costs, creating a Chart of Accounts, Financial Worksheet, Income Statement, and a Balance Sheet. Fourth hour Web Tools students created a 30-second commercial for each business.
Following the presentations, Colleen and Jenny had a meet and greet with all the entrepreneurs and looked at the websites created by the students for their individual business.
This morning, WHS students enrolled in Mrs. Caves' Introduction to Business class presented the business pitch they created in a fashion similar to that seen on "Shark Tank." Colleen Bies, of the Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation, and Jenny Frees, owner of Starstruck Artistry, LLC in Oshkosh, listened to each unique pitch, asked questions, and offered suggestions to the students.
Third hour Accounting students assisted with summarizing startup costs, creating a Chart of Accounts, Financial Worksheet, Income Statement, and a Balance Sheet. Fourth hour Web Tools students created a 30-second commercial for each business.
Following the presentations, Colleen and Jenny had a meet and greet with all the entrepreneurs and looked at the websites created by the students for their individual business.
The Wautoma Area School District is offering a free testing site for staff, students and their families to utilize. Please pre-register all of your family members at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach.
The WHS Spanish, Phy. Ed, Art and Music Departments would like to nominate Hoyt Keller as Student of the Month for December.
Hoyt is currently in AP Spanish class. He is one of the first students to volunteer to read or do the daily activities. Hoyt is a student who completes his assignments on time with 100% effort. He is not afraid to ask questions to get a better understanding of the concepts that are being taught. Hoyt excels in the language because of his work ethic. He is a student that comes to class daily, ready to learn with a positive attitude. He works well in a group setting. He sets goals and works hard to achieve them.
Hoyt is active in the Spanish Honor Society. When we are doing a fundraiser or volunteering for a community service project Hoyt without hesitation volunteers. We recently collected baking supplies for the Hornet Market and Hoyt came to the classroom with two large baskets full of supplies to donate. He has a caring demeanor and is willing to help others.
Miss Mastricola said , "Hoyt has developed a strong work ethic over the past year in physical education. He has also become more vocal; voicing his opinions and checking for understanding when needed."
Hoyt dedicates many hours to his passion of playing baseball and basketball. He is a team player and has worked hard on the court and on the field. Keep up the great work!
The following is this week's COVID-19 testing schedule. All mobile locations listed offer rapid and PCR tests. Testing is free and is available to all community members experiencing symptoms, those who believe they may have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 and anyone who is worried about possibly having the virus. Appointments are required. Pre-register online at doineedacovid19test.com.
Don't miss out on ordering your WHS Hornet 2022 Yearbook! The final day to preorder your book is Friday, January 21. Any orders after this date will be on a first-come, first-serve basis on Yearbook Distribution Day in May. For more information or to order, visit www.yearbooksforever.com.
A COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic for Ages 5 and Up will be held at Wautoma High School on Tuesday, January 11th!
Starting tomorrow, January 3, Wautoma Area School District will be offering a free testing site for staff, students and their families to utilize. Please pre-register all of your family members at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach.
Starting January 3, Wautoma Area School District will be offering a free testing site for staff, students and their families to utilize. Please pre-register all of your family members at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach.
A COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic for Ages 5 and Up will be held at Wautoma High School on Tuesday, January 11th!
A COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic for Ages 5 and Up will be held at Wautoma High School on Tuesday, January 11th!
Starting January 3, Wautoma Area School District will be offering a free testing site for staff, students and their families to utilize. Please pre-register all of your family members at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach.
Starting January 3, Wautoma Area School District will be offering a free testing site for staff, students and their families to utilize. Please pre-register all of your family members at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach.
The 4th grade classes combined for the first time for music today. They have been practicing a variety of folk rock songs to showcase for their teachers prior to leaving for Winter Break. Here is their concert "Song's for All Seasons".
To view more photos as well as some of the videos, visit https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17Ipv8MwuiB00wNI-Xua5hhNMkLQtpJnT?usp=sharing
6th grade students had fun creating holiday cards. They used copper tape, lights and batteries to make them light up. Enjoy the holiday spirit!
Miss Strobl’s Peer Power Leadership Group was busy this month. They reached out to teachers and staff in the district to donate fleece so they could make fleece tie blankets to donate to an organization in our community. With generous donations, they were able to make and donate 6 fleece tie blankets to the Waushara County Food Pantry. The blankets will be given to those needing a little extra warmth this winter.
Starting January 3, Wautoma Area School District will be offering a free testing site for staff, students and their families to utilize. Please pre-register all of your family members at www.lifepointlink.com/noah/outreach.
The Hornet Market located at Parkside school will be open today from 3:30-4:00! Stop in and pick up some groceries for over the holiday break! For all enrolled WASD families only.
This is the first year FCCLA is at Wautoma High School; they are off to a great start this year with 25 members. To raise money for competitions and the community, students sold, baked, and packaged up over 100 cookie kits. Through this last cookie kit sale, FCCLA was able to donate 25%, $306, of its proceeds to the Waushara County Food Pantry! Their hard work paid off! Congrats to the students and the Waushara County Food Pantry.
FCCLA is a student-led organization that completes projects based around the Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum. It promotes and improves problem-solving abilities, communication skills, and career development with recognition through competition. It provides students with all kinds of opportunities and allows them to have fun while supporting their community.
