The Head Cooks from each school in the district and the Food Service Director learned how to make from scratch Indian food by Sara Parthasarathy from Flavor Temptations today. Sara and Partha, are immigrants from India. They are based in Madison, Wisconsin and operate a minority-woman-owned business. They are passionate about sharing their cultural cooking with school districts to bring delicious global flavors to your students with their spice blends. Their spice blends are organic, all natural, vegan, gluten-free, and have no added salt or sugars.
Today we made tikka masala, curried potatoes and brown rice to test out for our students. #WISchoolMealsRock
We hope to see you tomorrow night!!!
Last night, members of the Parkside School 7th/8th Grade Choir performed the "Star Spangled Banner" prior to the start of the Middle School Wrestling Tournament.
You did a great job!
Keep it up!
Today students throughout the district enjoyed homemade beef, bean and vegetable soup made from local fresh ground beef!
#WISchoolMealsRock #F2S
Happy National School Counseling Week!
Thank you for all you do for the students and families throughout the Wautoma Area School District.
What do Riverview Kindergarteners do when it's 50° on February 1st? Math in the Sunshine!
Happy February!
Fox Valley Technical College Wautoma Regional Center students and staff took a break to celebrate National Puzzle Day on Monday.
Start planning your outfits!
Joe Ascher has been nominated for the rSchoolToday Athlete of the Week on WisSports.net. Vote here:
https://www.wissports.net/news_article/show/1298475
Voting is open until Thursday at 2 pm.
Earlier today, Mrs. Gill's Child Development Class had the pleasure of hosting Ashley Wianecki as a guest speaker. Ashley is the Director at Little Sprouts in Redgranite and she talked about the background of the daycare, state requirements, layouts, and menus to help our high school students be prepared and gain ideas for their next project of designing their own daycare. Thank you so much for presenting Ashley!
Due to technical difficulties, the Wautoma Area School District will use the permission slips you provided to complete the necessary paperwork for Nordic Mountain for your child to be able to participate in the tubing field trip. If you do not want the district to complete the paperwork (i.e. waiver), using the permission slip, please contact the school for additional directions by Friday, January 26.
If you have not returned the permission slip, please do so by Friday, January 26, or your child will not be able to attend the trip.
Thank you,
Parkside Staff
The Riverview Character Education Committee presents January’s Community Character Award to 4-H for Determination!
Determination is a big piece of being a part of 4-H. Students can choose to be a part of 4-H and get to experience many things that allow them to show determination. They can show determination through hands-on activities like learning archery, baking, painting
and so much more!
Learning a new activity or skill can be frustrating, 4-H students practice determination while they find new strategies. Determination also means listening to the directions of their leaders so they can learn each step and not give up until they accomplish their goal. They can also work toward leadership roles, for example, some participants take care of animals and show them at the fair. There are many challenges that come with caring for animals, feeding them, and training them, so 4-H students have to rely on
determination to overcome those challenges, too.
These reasons and more are why we believe that 4-H is very deserving of being recognized for the character trait of Determination.
Earlier this month, “Mr. Dan” officially retired from the Wautoma Area School District. We want to thank Dan for his service to the students and staff as the head custodian at Wautoma High School for the past 25 years! Congratulations!
On January 9th, America celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! Due to school closings, Redgranite third grade students celebrated with several officers on Friday, January 19. In order to show our appreciation for the job that they do, students invited Waushara County officers into their classroom to visit. The children wrote letters of appreciation to Waushara County officers. The students were able to share their letters and they were able to ask the officers some questions. We would like to send a heartfelt thank you to all the officers who were able to attend. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to visit us! We support you!
Thank you Deputy Brian Wenzel and K9 Thor (Waushara County Sheriff's Office), Deputy McKenna Brecht (Waushara County Sheriff's Office), Lt. Ryan McElroy (Waushara County Sheriff's Office), Chief Nathan Klapoetke (Wild Rose PD), Officer Lafe Hendrickson and Grizz (Wautoma PD), Officer Justin Jackson (Wautoma PD), and Officer Brie Chappa (Redgranite PD) for visiting!
#AroundtheWorldin80Trays #WISchoolMealsRock
Congrats, Aubrie!
Today marks the last day of 80 Trays Around The World Event. Today, students will get a chance to try North African Gumbo! The dish combines ingredients and culinary practices of several cultures, including African, French, Spanish, and Native American with a combination of spice and vegetables. Most food historians agree that this popular South Louisiana dish name has its origins in Africa. #AroundtheWorldin80Trays #WISchoolMealsRock
Here are some photos of some of the students at Redgranite this morning that were enjoying farm fresh scrambled eggs from Heim Farms that is located right in Redgranite!
Thank you again, Heim Farms, the students really enjoyed it!
#FarmToSchool #F2S #WISchoolMealsRock
Today’s meal features Ukrainian Chicken Plov. The word plov denotes a dish made of rice or wheat cooked in stock or broth with spices to which are added ingredients such as meat and vegetables. #AroundtheWorldin80Trays #WISchoolMealsRock
