On Monday, the Wautoma High School Boys Basketball Team set a school record in points as a team, and the single game individual scoring record in the same night!
Joe Ascher: School Record 45 points a record that was previously held by Ryan Lois(43 points)
The 2023-2024 Team scored 104 points, the previous record was versus Richland Center (103) and Waterloo (103).
Carson Armstrong: 27pts•7rbs
Logan Dunn: 8pts•12rbs•10ast
Landon Keller: 10pts
Skyler Royston: 9pts
Congratulations to all the team and Joe for the accomplishment!
The Wautoma High School Staff is looking for local businesses and volunteers to participate in their annual Career Day on February 21st.
Those who are interested, please fill out this Google Form: https://forms.gle/BEJtAnarndp7KXWs7
With LFS Grant funds, Wautoma School District Nutrition program was able to purchase around 500 pounds of fresh, locally raised Jersey-Angus beef in sirloin roast and fresh ground beef from Borzicks Farms Milkhouse Meats, Montello WI. LFS funds are used to purchase local unprocessed or minimally processed foods for the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program. Watch our school menus or our district Facebook page to see what other fresh from scratch recipes we make with this fresh beef! We will be working with current high school students who are interested in the culinary pathway, to create healthy recipes for the school menu. What do you think our students would like to see on the school lunch menu made with sirloin roast and ground beef?
Please join us in celebrating the holidays with the WHS Choirs as they present their December Concert tomorrow evening, December 14th, at 7 p.m. at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center. The concert is free to the public.
The choir will be performing classic Christmas pieces by composers Praetorius, Guaraldi, Handel, and more.
We hope to see you there!
First graders at Redgranite Elementary built their annual gingerbread houses. The classroom smelled like sugar all day!
US Army recruiters enjoyed eating school lunch at the high school. Thank you for joining us for lunch today!
The Parkside Advanced Band invites you to their Winter Concert on Tuesday, December 19th at 6:30 PM. Please note that the venue for the concert has changed due to the size of the band this year. The performance will be held in the lower gym of Parkside School rather than the PAC.
Earlier today the Wisconsin Army National Guard stopped by Mrs. Sluke's Fitness For Life Classes for team building activities. The students worked together in four different groups to achieve a common goal.
Thank you for stopping by!
Join in on the fun! Registration is required, please use link below to register. Space is limited! Hosted by Laci Moore, FoodWIse Nutrition Coordinator, UW Extension & Tami Stansbury, Food Service Director & Hornet Market Coordinator, Wautoma Area School District https://forms.gle/uK6VisxeP6192z4X8
SAVE THE DATE: Redgranite students will be presenting their Winter Concert, "Bring on the Snow!", on Thursday, December 21st at 12:30 PM at the elementary school.
We can't wait to see you!
DON'T FORGET: The Parkside Middle School Chorus will be presenting their Winter Concert tomorrow at 6:30 PM. The concert will be held at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center.
The Parkside Middle School Choirs will present their Winter Concert this Monday, December 11th, at 6:30 PM at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center.
We hope to see everyone there!
The cold side lunch at the high school are offered a fresh homemade chicken apple cranberry salad and sandwich served on a fresh croissant with locally grown butter blend lettuce to the students as a lunch choice. The apples are locally sourced from Sunset Orchard in Richland Center, WI and the cranberries are unsweetened and locally sourced form Olden Organic Farm in Ripon, WI!
Riverview, Redgranite and the high school roasted golden organic rough cut fresh vegetables. The roasted vegetable mixed included butternut squash, sweet potatoes, organic red beets, chioggia beets, daikon radishes, carrots, turnups, rutabaga, fresh roasted garlic, fresh rosemary and parsley. These vegetables were all locally grown at Olden Organic Farms in Ripon, WI! The students have been choosing these vegetables over the other vegetables on the menu such as steamed green beans!
Our lunch program continues to grow and offer more fresh and locally grown items onto our menus each day! Today, Parkside had roasted fresh brussels sprouts with fresh cut roasted garlic, dill and pepper! The salad bar had fresh portabella mushrooms, beet sticks, yam sticks, colored carrots, fresh unsweetened cranberries and more! All of these items are locally sourced right here in Wisconsin and as close as Ripon! Parkside is not the only school offering all these choices! Look for more post that feature these items from all of our WASD kitchens!
Redgranite Student Council recently celebrated the November birthdays of students and staff. They are wishing everyone a happy birthday!
The Parkside School Student Council recently held their annual food drive to benefit the Waushara Community Christmas Project. A total of 1,683 items were picked up this last Friday!
Mrs. Gunderson's Morning Meeting won their competition with 202 items while Mrs. Wilson's CPR took first place with 250 items!
Congratulations, Parkside!
Congratulations to the Parkside School November Character Award Winners!
Redgranite Elementary kicked off the most wonderful month of the year by wearing their 'Ugly' Christmas Sweaters!
Congratulations, Dylan!
