Congratulations, Carlos!
The following WHS seniors were recognized at the South Central Conference's Top Ten Banquet in Westfield last night. The event included dinner from Moose Inn, a special speech from Courtney Iverson, a Westfield alumni and current attorney, and an awards ceremony. These students were recognized as being the top ten students of the class of 2024 for Wautoma High School! Congratulations!
Pictured are: Yessica Arreola Ruiz, Maria Barcenas-Delgado, Brianna Buechner, Paige Gustin, Landon Keller, Thomas Schwartz, Trey Reilly, Alayna Panich and Lily Thomsen-Keller. Not pictured: Colin Berger.
Congratulations, Maya!
The Riverview Elementary Kindergarten and First Graders will be presenting their Spring Concert on Thursday, April 25th. The concert will be held at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. We hope to see you all there!
The Kindergarteners will start at 12:30 PM, followed by the First Grade at 1:30 PM. There will be a 30-minute intermission between the two concerts.
Check it out! New! Blueberry Overnight Oats for breakfast at the high school and at Parkside today (4/17)! Students, try it out and let us know what you think!
Breakfast is free to all WASD students regardless of income!
Breakfast times as follows:
High school - 7:30-8:00 AM
Parkside - 7:30-8:00 AM
Riverview - 7:30- 8:20 AM
Redgranite- 7:20-7:40 AM
The Wautoma Area School District will be hosting a Community Conversation regarding District Facilities tomorrow at 6:00 PM. Throughout the evening, community members will have a chance tour Riverview Elementary School, ask questions, and provide feedback.
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4cqmxPS
The WASD food service program has offered many new fresh and local food options this school year to our menu utilizing LFS (Local Food for Schools) grant funds to enrich the school meal programs. Working with the Wisconsin Food Hub out of Waupaca, Some of the things the students have enjoyed recently have been zucchini, butternut squash and beet noodles, rutabaga and beet sticks, mushrooms, roasted vegetable mix, lettuce mix, apples, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, rosemary, basil, garlic and onions. The Wisconsin Food Hub (WFHC) is a farmer-led cooperative owned by the producers and the Wisconsin Farmers Union. The WFHC makes it easy to buy local fresh organic fruits, vegetables and dairy products. We have added many new items to our salad bars and serving lines at all of our schools in our district.
Congrats, Addison!
The Redgranite Student Council has been partnering with Preston Place this year. The students have enjoyed visiting the residents and spreading cheer. Last week, residents and students enjoyed reading spring themed books aloud, coloring, and playing an activity. We are so happy to be able to bring some smiles and laughter to the residents of Preston Place.
The WHS Science Olympiad team visited UWSP today to explore the campus and participate in fun activities in preparation for their State Competition tomorrow.
Congratulations to the five Riverview artists whose artwork was selected for this year's Youth Art Month celebrations! During the month of February, these five students from Mrs. Miller's art classes had their work displayed at the regional show. Three were then chosen to have their artwork move on to the state show in Madison. Much gratitude goes out to the Wisconsin Art Education Association's Youth Art Month committee members for organizing these opportunities for our state's young artists.
Students from Wautoma High School and Wild Rose Middle School/High School met up for bowling and pizza. Everyone had a fantastic time and made new friends. Thanks to Doggers for opening early for us and giving us this special opportunity!
Congratulations to the 2024 Wautoma High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members who participated at the State Leadership Competition this week in Green Bay. A special congratulations to Alayna Panich who placed in the top five in Organizational Leadership and is an alternate for the National Competition in Orlando, Florida.
Members who participated at the State Competition included: Reagan DeMars and Addison DeMars: Broadcast Journalism; Madelyn Reetz and Laynie Vaughan: Digital Animation; Isai Lezama: Future Business Educator; Ryan Young: Impromptu Speaking; Valeria Barcenas: Introduction to Public Speaking; Christofer Calderon and Angel Salinas: Leadership Academy; Colton Buechner and Grant Kulibert: Mobile Application Development; and Alayna Panich: Organizational Leadership.
The Wautoma Area School District will be hosting a Community Conversation regarding District Facilities next Wednesday, April 17th, beginning at 6:00 PM. Throughout the evening, community members will have a chance tour Riverview Elementary School, ask questions, and provide feedback.
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4cqmxPS
Keep it up!
The Worryless Worry Monster project is in full swing in Mrs. Gill's Child Development class. The class just finished up talking about the importance of Social Development and how we can help build confidence in younger children. The high school students are going to design a handful of Monsters, with a pocket, for all of the kindergarteners in the district. Upon delivery the high school students will talk to the younger students about putting their "worry" in the pocket allowing the Monster to do the worrying instead of the student. Redgranite is up first - stay tuned.
The Wautoma Area School District will be hosting a Community Conversation regarding District Facilities on Wednesday, April 17th, beginning at 6:00 PM. Throughout the evening, community members will have a chance tour Riverview Elementary School, ask questions, and provide feedback.
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4cqmxPS
Don't forget, tonight is the family info meeting for the new mountain bike team. Join us at 6 pm in the Wautoma High School Band Room to find out more about riding with the team!
Happy School Librarian Day!
On Monday, the Parkside Staff kicked off Assistant Principal Week with a celebration for Jim Rauchle.
