Information regarding the WHS Class of 2021 Commencement Ceremony:
Did you know that today is National Paper Airplane Day? To celebrate 1st Graders in Mrs. Pietkauskis' Class at Riverview learned how to make airplanes and then went outside to enjoy the beautiful morning to fly their planes.
The WHS graduating class of 2021 enjoyed a morning decorating the inside and outside of the high school, welcoming staff and students, and being celebrated as they took their final walk around the circle. Congratulations, seniors, and best of luck to you!
The WHS graduating class of 2021 enjoyed a morning decorating the inside and outside of the high school, welcoming staff and students, and being celebrated as they took their final walk around the circle. Congratulations, seniors, and best of luck to you!
La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica de Wautoma, Los Avispones recently announced the top three seniors who have earned awards for the 2020-2021 school year. The awards are based on scholastic achievement, involvement in the club activities, assessments, and excelling in the language. AP Spanish student Delaney Salm (center) was awarded El Premio de Honor for the outstanding overall student. The two other awards were presented to Harleigh Eagan (right) and Dayana Rodriguez-Caballero (left) for excelling in the language.
Check out the dates for the June Drive-Thru Pantry.
2nd and 3rd grade students recently participated in a Bike Rodeo at Redgranite Elementary School. The students learned how to properly inflate bicycle tires, they learned the proper hand signals to use when biking, and they learned additional information about road safety. Each student was properly fitted with a brand new bike helmet. Thank you to Nurse Cari and the Waushara County Health Department for teaching the children about bicycle safety.
Redgranite third graders ended their Science Investigation 4 with a Metric Field Day. They participated in events such as the Right-handed Rice Grab, the Left-handed Sponge Squeeze, the Straw Javelin Throw, the Cotton Ball Shot Put, and the Paper Plate Discus. During each of these events students had to use the metric system to measure distance, mass, and capacity. The children enjoyed participating in the Metric Field Day!
The Kindergarteners at Riverview had Dr. Mott come in to talk to them about what a veterinarian does. Students got to see tools Dr. Mott uses on a daily basis such as: a stethoscope, animal bandages, a reflex hammer, and more. Dr. Mott answered lots of questions regarding how to help different animals.
Last meal sign up. Meal sign up for Wed. May 26, pick up from 8:30-9 am at the school you choose on the form. This form is due on Thursday by 5:00 p.m. https://forms.gle/mb5mUadbPoFqGb639
For Wautoma Area School District students, ages 12 – 15. Are you interested in coding, basic electronics, automation, or robotics? Ever looked at a candy machine, robotic rover, or LED sign and wondered how it works? Love ALL things related to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math? Join us for an opportunity to build, program, and wire different automated devices that replicate similar processes that are used by business and industry. Learn how to turn your passion into your future dream career!
Students will report to Wautoma High School each day and will also be walking back and forth to FVTC - Wautoma during the week. Masks will be required and social distancing protocols will be in place.
Sign up at the following link https://foxvalleytechnicalcollege.formstack.com/forms/camp_registration_automation_robotics
Did you forget to purchase a copy of the WHS Yearbook? Don't worry there are still copies available! Stop by the high school office or pick one up from the yearbook staff at lunch for $40! You definitely don't want to miss out on the memories that were made during this very strange school year!
WHS Student Council is excited to announce that they have selected a theme and corresponding dress-up days for fall Homecoming!
StuCo's goal is to unify the district so that all students and staff can participate in the fun and celebrations and have consistent days at all WASD buildings. Therefore, dress-up days were chosen with careful consideration for participants from 4K through staff.
As always, StuCo thanks you for your support and participation!
Students at Redgranite Elementary enjoyed a Dilly Bar treat, donated by the Adam Rigden Family, owners of Wautoma Dairy Queen.
We can't shout 'Thank You' loud enough!
Meal sign up for Wed. May 19, pick up from 8:30-9 am at the school you choose on the form. This form is due on Thursday by 5:00 p.m.
https://forms.gle/tKs5vuDUYAshsAbW8
Parkside's 7th graders are dissecting owl pellets in science today! How interesting!
Congratulations to Chase Mastricola--WHS's Student of the Month for April.
Leadership and character mean different things to different people. Chase Mastricola has grown into a natural leader, but does it in such a subtle way. He truly leads by quiet example. He's become the unofficial student to go to if there's a question in class and helps others in class when needed. His classmates know they can go to him with a question and he’ll be willing to provide them with an answer or the necessary assistance. As a student mentor for class, I have leaned on him to provide the underclassmen with proper examples of lifts, safety and general weight training etiquette.
Taking academics seriously is important to Chase, regardless of the content area. He comes to school every day with an excitement for learning and a dedication for going above and beyond at school. Chase pays close attention to detail and makes sure that his daily work is not only accurate, but also meticulously neat and of the utmost quality. He excels in all the subject areas and I especially am impressed with his ability to be a quality student, athlete, and extracurricular participant.
In AP Spanish, Chase comes to class ready to learn. He has a positive attitude. Chase challenges himself daily in class. When conversing he strives to not speak any english. If he is not sure about a word he needs to use, he works with what he knows and explains what he would like to convey. His growth in the language this year is excellent.
Chase is the epitome of a well rounded individual and should be proud of himself. We thank him for his efforts and the examples he has set for others in his time at Wautoma High School. I can't wait to see what he does with his tremendous talents. I'm confident he will go far in life!
This week Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative did their line safety demonstration for students in Ms. Wheaton's Engineering and Technology class. They shared information on electrical safety and careers in the field. Thanks ACEC for a great presentation.
Kacey Graessley and Trey Reilly are playing cribbage on the board they made in Manufacturing Enterprise. They used the CNC router and CAD programming for design.
Happy Nurses Day to our WASD School Nurse Cari Pronschinske! Thank you for all you have done to get the entire District safely though the school year! We couldn't have done it without you!
