On Friday, Ms. Wheaton's Technology and Engineering class had fun making homopolar motors using batteries, wire, and magnets.
Fun in September at the Riverview A+ After School Program included Nutrition education with UW-Extension's FoodWIse Program along with Literacy and STEM activities from the Quirkles & Fuddlebrooks series.
The Wautoma High School Drama Department will present the play "She Kills Monsters" at the McComb/Bruchs PAC on November 4th and 5th at 7:00 PM.
"She Kills Monsters" tells the story of high schooler Agnes Evans as she deals with the death of her younger sister, Tilly. When Agnes stumbles upon Tilly’s Dungeons & Dragons notebook, she finds herself catapulted into a journey of discovery and action-packed adventure in the imaginary world that was her sister’s refuge. In this high-octane dramatic comedy laden with homicidal fairies, nasty ogres, and ’90s pop culture, acclaimed playwright Qui Nguyen offers a heart-pounding homage to the geek and warrior within us all.
* Recommended for ages 12 and Up*
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The Homecoming Parade will travel North on S. Water Street past Riverview Elementary; Turn Left onto W. River Street past Wautoma High School; Turn Right onto 16th Avenue, and turn left into the Parkside Parking Lot.
A small sampling of the Literacy and Chalk Art activities that took place at the Parkside A+ Program in September!
The Hornet Market will be open from 3:00-4:30 for WASD students and 3:30-4:30 for registered families of WASD on the following dates (see image below).
Confirmation of WASD families will be done at the door of the market when signing in.
As part of Character Day in the Wautoma Area School District, the 8th grade students at Parkside School wrote cards and assembled packages for deployed soldiers. Included in the packages are 200 beef sticks donated by StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly of Wautoma. We appreciate StoneRidge's generosity in helping our students show appreciation to our US soldiers stationed overseas.
Click the image below to find out all the fun activities planned for Homecoming Friday! We can't wait to see everyone! #hoco2022
Last week WHS and Parkside Future Business Leaders of America traveled to Waukesha Area Technical College for the Wisconsin Fall Leadership Conference. While there, they attended workshops to learn more about FBLA, the values of a good leader, public speaking and gaining confidence in themselves.
Don't forget to check your mailboxes and submit your WASD Community Survey. The deadline is coming up on Monday, October 24th. For more information about the survey, visit https://bit.ly/3VgleKV
We Heard You and We Have Listened ! Parkside Drop-Off and Pick-Up will look a bit different starting tomorrow!
To learn more, click https://5il.co/1izwq.
Questions? Contact Parkside School at 920-787-4577.
HOMECOMING 2022 DRESS UP DAYS:
Monday : Airport Day (Dress for a Long Flight)
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day
Wednesday: Character Shirt Day
Thursday: Time Travel Day (Dress Like Any Era/Decade) or Jersey Day
Friday: Hornet Spirit Day
I nominate Carol Medlin for Redgranite’s Student of the Month.
Carol joined our school this year and is a wonderful addition to the class. Carol easily transitioned into the first grade classroom family with her bright personality and her go with the flow attitude. In addition, Carol inhabits many of the character traits essential for life. Carol is responsible. She takes care of her supplies, she is a good listener and a hard worker who follows directions quickly. Carol is respectful. She uses polite words and treats her classmates well. Carol is easy to get along with and has a bright smile for her classmates. Carol shows leadership in the classroom with her positive actions. She sits on the carpet, she stands in line and organizes lines when the students get their book kinds, math supplies or chromebooks. Carol shows determination and always does the best she can on tests and assignments. Carol takes her time and does careful work. She has a growth mindset. Carol knows when something is difficult, it is not time to give up. She knows she might not know something yet, but with hard work she will be able to do anything she puts her mind to.
It is for these reasons that I nominate Carol Medlin for September Student of the Month.
Mrs. Tompkins - 1st Grade
HOMECOMING 2022 DRESS UP DAYS:
Monday : Airport Day (Dress for a Long Flight)
Tuesday: Tacky Tourist Day
Wednesday: Character Shirt Day
Thursday: Time Travel Day (Dress Like Any Era/Decade) or Jersey Day
Friday: Hornet Spirit Day
The mission of the Redgranite Student Council is to spread kindness. This year the students are helping spread kindness by decorating a table in the cafeteria for those celebrating birthdays. The student council members also wrote out birthday cards for the students who celebrated birthdays during the month of September. The students that celebrated September birthdays enjoyed the opportunity to share their special day with their classmates.
Yesterday, Mrs. Sluke’s Rock Climbing Physical Education Class traveled around Wautoma on their bikes to go geocaching. The group found a couple hidden geocaches in town. Pictured are the students behind the World War II Memorial Building and Public Library after they found a hidden Geocache. According to Mrs. Sluke, there are actually several Geocaches hidden in the Wautoma Area.
For those interested in learning more, visit geocaching.com.
We Heard You and We Have Listened !
Parkside Drop-Off and Pick-Up will look a bit different starting Monday, October 10th! To learn more, click https://5il.co/1izwq.
Questions? Contact Parkside School at 920-787-4577.
Riverview Elementary is asking any EMS, Firefighters, and Police Officers to volunteer for Character Day next Wednesday, October 12th. Anyone interested in participating can contact the school at 920-787-4590.
We hope to see you there!
Congratulations to Jonbenett Cervantes, WHS's Student of the Month!
Mini Food Show! Oct. 6, 4:30-7:30 PM at Parkside!
