The Wisconsin Heights School Board met on August 12th to continue their final hires for the upcoming school year, as well as hearing reports from their new administrators as they start their first year here.
At their June meetings the Sauk Prairie School Board heard the news that Tower Rock’s 21st Century Community Learning Center grant that funds the afterschool SOAR program had ben renewed. The grant is for $100,000 per year for up to five years.
Wisconsin Height’s new District Administrator, Michelle McGrath, hit the ground running at her first official board meeting on Monday, July 8, in the campus’ Step Room.
60 Sauk Prairie School District students in grades 2 through 5 participated in the Summer School Show Choir Clinic during the afternoons of June 24 through 28. They were joined by 31 Youth Leaders who helped share their love of performing with younger students.
Coming off the successful operating referendum in April that will keep the district financially secure for at least four years, Wisconsin Heights added a new veteran board member as well as administrative staff, as the departure of Interim District Administrator Craig Gerlach signals a new start.
The Wisconsin Heights high school culinary class has been busy learning about fruits and vegetables and safe knife skills. The students were able to make mini fruit pizzas, fruit skewers with a honey yogurt dip, baked sweet potato chips, and bruschetta. Here are some of the students enjoying their labor.
The Wisconsin Heights high school culinary class has been busy learning about fruits and vegetables and safe knife skills. The students were able to make mini fruit pizzas, fruit skewers with a honey yogurt dip, baked sweet potato chips, and bruschetta. Here are some of the students enjoying their labor.
Pictured (in no particular order): Adaline Wolf, Nadia LaVigne, Henry Scarborough, Willow Gossman, Mark Nauertz, Crosby Miller, Paige Wood, Hallie Ballweg, Ruby Rinabarger, Olivia Falkenstein, Max Mereau, Lena Howard, Eloise Nelson, Kayleann Schmidt.
On May 2nd, 14 talented fifth graders from Grand Avenue, Tower Rock, and Merrimac Community Schools had the opportunity to travel to Wautoma to participate in the Central Wisconsin TAG Creative Arts Festival. They enjoyed taking part in activities that ranged from sculpting with wire to cake decorating, and even building a cardboard city.
