Students at Redgranite Elementary recently received an award for showing the Character Trait Cooperation. Pictured are: Haven Henning, Rhyis Jackson, Evan Hedrick, Archer Taylor, and Zeke Janssen.
Wautoma Area School District will be offering free meals through the USDA Summer Food Program during Camp Parkside!
Parkside School 300 16th Ave Wautoma, WI
Meals served from June 9- 27 (M-F)
Meal times are as follows:
Breakfast: 7:30- 8:20
Lunch: 11:30 -12:30
All children 18 years of age and under are eligible to receive free meals. No need to sign up, apply for the program or participate in the summer school program at Camp Parkside. Just show up at meal time. Meals must be eaten in the cafeteria and be 18 years of age or younger.
Contact: Tami Stansbury 920-787-7112 ext. 1011 stansburyt@wautoma.k12.wi.us
Comida Gratis durante el Verano!
Escuela Parkside 300 16th Ave Wautoma, WI
Junio 7 – 27 (Lunes-Viernes)
Almuerzo 7:30-8:20
Comida 11:30-12:30 T
endrá que comer dentro de la escuela en la cafetería. Los beneficios son para personas menores de 18 años
Contacte a : Tami Stansbury 920-7112 ext. 1011 stansburyt@wautoma.k12.wi.us
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
If your child(ren) qualify for free or reduced price meals this school year, they are also eligible to receive Summer EBT benefits for this upcoming summer. Summer EBT provides funds for each eligible child to help with costs of food during the summer months. To learn more about this program, to update your contact information, or to opt out of receiving these benefits visit Summer EBT Benefit Management. https://dpi.wi.gov/school-nutrition/programs/SummerEBT
The Summer Beach Party is a FREE event for any Waushara County Middle Schoolers, Grades 6-8. Sliding into Summer Fun is hosted by Waushara County Human Services Youth Innovation Grant and various business sponsors. Register your middle schooler for the event by clicking here: https://bit.ly/4dqQQXv
Riverview Elementary Second Grade Teachers Miss Schmitt and Miss Kanouse let their students choose 1 tattoo for every 10 points they went up in Math iReady as a little motivation for them to do their best! Check out their new arms sleeves and how well the students did!
Way to go, RV Second Graders!
Kelcey Michalski recently added a second fish to her WIFA Master Angler Board with this 35" Carp. Members of the Hardwater Hornets Ice Fishing Team compete year-round in a master angler competition that lasts from January of their 8th grade year until high school graduation. There are 35 fish species in the competition. The minimum size for a carp to be considered a master angler fish is 30". Way to go, Kelcey!
On Friday, Kevin Ramsby spoke to the Parkside 8th Grade and Wautoma High School students about his journey, "The Fight to Forgive."
While living in inner-city Detroit, Ramsby survived a brutal home invasion in the summer of 2009, during which he was stabbed 37 times and left for dead. During his recovery, he became consumed with the desire to track down his attacker and bring him to justice. However, through the difficult process of forgiveness, Ramsby not only forgave the man who nearly killed him but also began working regularly with death row inmates, sharing his story and promoting healing through forgiveness.
This student is an outstanding student who truly embodies the character trait of cooperation. He works well with his classmates, always willing to listen, share, and take turns to ensure that everyone feels included. Whether he’s working with a group, helping a friend understand a lesson, or playing fairly at recess, this student demonstrates teamwork and a positive attitude. His ability to communicate respectfully and problem-solve with others makes him a great role model in the classroom. He understands that working together makes everyone stronger, and he always puts in the effort to support those around him. In addition to his incredible cooperation, this student also shines with integrity, kindness, empathy, respect, responsibility, hard work, and perseverance. He treats everyone with kindness and respect, making sure his friends feel valued and heard. His strong sense of responsibility is evident in the way he completes his work with dedication and never gives up, even when faced with challenges. His perseverance helps him tackle tough tasks with determination. On top of all that, this student’s great smile and funny personality bring joy to those around him, making the classroom a happier place. His combination of strong character and positive energy makes him the perfect choice for the character award for cooperation. It is with great pleasure that I am honored to nominate Elijah Sullivan for Redgranite Student of the Month.
Please join us Monday night at the WHS Choirs May Concert and Student Awards where we close out the school year with a final bash of pop and choral music! And, per tradition, the concert will begin with Seniors presenting their final Solos and Performances.
Come celebrate another successful year from our WHS student singers as they display a jam packed, fun evening of vocal arts excellence!
Class of 2025 Parents and Guardians:
Please click the link below to read about the commencement ceremony this Saturday. Any questions can be directed to the Wautoma High School Office at 920.787.3354. https://5il.co/3gcp5
The Wautoma High School Key Club recently participated in a highway cleanup.
Thank you for your service to the community!
Camp Parkside Registration is Open!
Click to find out more information as well as a course guide: https://bit.ly/3w4vDBN.
Thank you for all you do for the students every single day!
Sunday is National Speech Pathologist Day! Thank you for all you do for the students every single day!
Wautoma Area School District Board of Education is seeking applicants interested in completing a vacated school board member term through April 2027. The candidate must be at least 18 years old, must have lived in the school district for at least one year, and must be a registered voter.
Interested individuals must submit a letter of interest by Wednesday, May 28 to:
Wautoma Area School Board
Attn: Katie Schaefer, Board Secretary
PO Box 870
Wautoma, WI 54982
schaeferk@wautoma.k12.wi.us
Questions may be directed to Ms. Jewel Mucklin, District Administrator, at 920.787.7112 or via email at mucklina@wautoma.k12.wi.us.
🎭 Order in the Court! 🐻👧✨
"Goldilocks on Trial!" is coming to the stage this summer, and YOU could be part of the cast!
📣 Auditions begin June 16th for this year’s Summer Children’s Theatre, presented by Storybook Theatre!
Rehearsals will take place after Camp Parkside at the McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center
📍 514 S. Cambridge Street, Wautoma
Whether you're a seasoned performer or it's your first time on stage, we’d love to see you at auditions. Come be part of the fun!
🌟 Hope to see you there!
Please make plans to attend the WASD Wall of Staff Recognition Ceremony for Mr. Joe Anklam tomorrow evening at 4:45 PM at the Wautoma High School Baseball Diamond.
Wautoma High School Environmental Science Class worked on cleaning and planting the school garden today.
Last night, Wautoma High School Senior Kelsey Baumann-Folstrom received the Waushara County HCE Scholarship at the club’s annual awards night banquet from Pat Johnson. Congratulations and best of luck following graduation!
Last night, the Wautoma High School National Honor Society held their annual induction ceremony at the McComb/Bruchs PAC. This year 13 students were recognized for their achievements. Congratulations!
This year, Caeden recently took first place in the South Central Conference art show within four categories. That feat is a first for a student from WHS. He earned first for color drawing, black & white drawing, sculpture, and printmaking. Leading the way for Wautoma in what could be claimed as “2025 Conference Champs in Art”. Caeden was awarded top placing for the county Conservation Poster competition and moved onto the Regional competition. Another recent major accomplishment for Caeden is having a drawing make it to state where he won a Blick Art Supply sponsored award at the Wisconsin Art Educators Association show in Madison. Caeden has also been a solid helper with various posters, set painting for the play, and many needed designs for various school related projects. Caeden had an exceptional run with his visual art recently and should be recognized for this and for his willingness to share his skills.
