The federal government has announced the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency will end May 11. In Wisconsin, case numbers, hospitalizations, and deaths from COVID-19 are significantly lower than they were during the surge in late 2021 and early 2022, and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has been making plans to move away from an emergency response to the virus. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/3nbO2bn
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Thank you for all you have done and continue to do each day for the students, staff, and families throughout the Wautoma Area School District!
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The Riverview Character Education Committee recently presented April’s Community Character Trait Award Bank First and BMO Harris Bank for Integrity. Bank First and BMO Harris Bank are banks in our local community. Employees at the bank show integrity in many ways. Integrity means be-ing honest even when no one is looking. Banks need integrity in their employees because they work with money every single day. Other things they need to do are count money correctly, keep track of the money, and make sure it gets to the place it needs to be. Sometimes they do these jobs as a team and sometimes they do these jobs alone. When employees show integri-ty, adults in our community will trust the bank and want to save their money there. It’s im-portant that employees who work at banks also keep people’s information confidential, which means keeping a secret and not sharing people’s addresses and phone numbers. Working with large amounts of money, showing teamwork, and building trust in the community are all the reasons why BMO Harris Bank and Bank First are a perfect fit for our Community Character Trait Award.
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Congratulations, Alianna!
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Yesterday, the Redgranite Student Council celebrated the students and staff that had birthdays in April and the students that moved into the district after their birthdays! Happy birthday, everyone!
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To register for Camp Parkside, visit https://bit.ly/445UdhD.
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Tomorrow the Riverview Elementary Kindergarten and First Grade students will be performing their Spring Concert at the McComb/Bruchs PAC. The Kindergarteners will start at 12:30 PM, followed by the First Grade at 1:30 PM. There will be a 30 Minute Intermission.
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Don't Forget to Thank Your School Secretary! Thank you for all you have done and continue to do for the students, staff, and families throughout the Wautoma Area School District!
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To celebrate National School Bus Driver's Day, WHS Student Council members served Casey's breakfast pizza and orange juice to our district's bus drivers. Thank you drivers, for all you do!
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Happy Bus Driver Appreciation Day!
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Tim Roeske, youth apprentice welder for CNH (formerly Specialty Enterprises), joined the welding class today to share insights about his success in the welding and youth apprenticeship programs. Tim is a second year apprentice and is graduating high school this May having earned the Welding Production Technical Diploma from Fox Valley Technical College.
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The Northeastern Wisconsin Scholastic Press Association recently awarded the 2021-2022 Wautoma High School Yearbook Staff Second Place for their “Stranger Things”-themed book. Congratulations!!
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Next Thursday, the Riverview Elementary Kindergarteners and First Graders will be presenting their Spring Concert at the McComb/Bruchs PAC. We hope to see you all there!
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Last time 5th grade and Kindergarten buddied up, they made Spring Bunnies! Getting together and making these crafts made the entire day 'hoppier'. Happy Spring from Redgranite Elementary Kindergarten and 5th grade.
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On April 19th, the annual South Central Conference Top Ten Banquet was held at Wisconsin Dells High School. During the ceremony, the Class of 2023 Top Ten Seniors from each of the conference schools were recognized. The Wautoma High School Class of 2023 Top Ten students, parents, and family members, along with Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Rheinheimer, attended the event to support and celebrate their amazing academic accomplishments. Thank you to the teachers, staff members, families, and community that supported their educational journey! Pictured are: (front row): Veronica Hernandez, Greggory Hammel, Sydney Dunn, Ava Butt and Sabrina Adair; (back row) Madylyn Woyak, Christian Weiss, Kylie Kline, and Caprice Juday. Not pictured: Emma Nguyen.
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Please welcome Mrs. Elizabeth Hell as the newest member of the Wautoma High School Science Department starting this fall! Mrs. Hell will be coming to WHS from Almond-Bancroft High School where she currently teaches Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Medical Terminology (Dual Credit), and Basic Anatomy. Her mission is to make classes relevant to students in order to provide connections to their everyday lives. Welcome to Wautoma High School, Mrs. Hell!!
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The Parkside 4th Graders will be presenting their Spring Concert "Campfire Songs on the Beach" tomorrow at 2 PM. The concert will be held in the lower gym of Parkside School. We hope to see you all there!
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We can't wait to see everyone tomorrow night for Family Night! Even though this event is sponsored by Riverview, ALL WASD families are invited to attend!
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The FVTC Wautoma Regional Center Welding Class had 2022 Graduate Brad Johnson as a celebrity guest to demonstrate some of the purged TIG welding he does as an employee at Marchant Schmidt. Following his demonstration, Brad stayed to answer questions about the welding program, youth apprenticeship, and employment beyond high school.
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This week, Redgranite third graders were busy sorting and counting the pajamas for the 13th Annual Pajama Drive. During the Pajama Drive, the students collected 100 sets of pajamas and then they were able to spend the monetary donations to purchase additional sets. The students ended up with a total of 212 sets of pajamas to donate to the Waushara Holiday Project. We are so proud of these students for making a difference in our community!
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