Schools

The Sauk Prairie School District voted to approve a masking rubric that has certain thresholds. District Superintendent Jeff Wright explained the process in an email to parents.

He explained the goals:

“Our goal remains to keep our schools open to safely serve students.

The Sauk Prairie School Board recently accepted a $40,000 donation from the Sauk Prairie Sports Boosters to help fund the stadium grandstand enclosure. They are grateful for their generosity and support.

The Wisconsin Heights School Board voted 5-2 to reinstate the use of masks this fall at their Aug. 9 meeting. Mike Wagner and Angie Wolf were the dissenting votes.

The District will follow the following guidelines:

Students in the summer school Make & Create course used their creative and critical thinking skills and completed several STEM challenges at Wisconsin Heights.

20201 4th quarter

HIGH HONOR ROLL

Grade 12

Kylan Bartel

Gavin Childs

Gweneth Childs

Sydnee Duhr

Maisey Gullickson

Alta Jacobus

Hana King

Riley Lynch

Kourtney Mercer

Alex Orth

Emma Schaefer

Sauk Prairie High School

Term 4

High Honor Roll

3.7 - 4.333

Seniors - Class of 2021 

Adam T. Baier

Anna K. Ballweg

Ella M. Basken

Joseph K. Baumgardt

Samuel J. Beattie

The last in the series of 2021 Sauk Prairie School District retirees features Bridges’ retirees John Haupt, Lorie Kessenich, Julie Kessenich, Darcy Wirebaugh and Andrea Gibson; Merrimac Community School’s Jody Ladsten and Tammy Leidig and Central Office retirees Cathy Stowers and Susan O’Neil.

John Haupt

This second installment of Sauk Prairie School District retiree interviews features Lynn Wipperfurth and Pat Klappa from Sauk Prairie Middle School and Glenn Schuster, Reid Patterson, and Joan Horne of Grand Avenue Elementary.

Lynn Wipperfurth

Sauk Prairie School District’s summer school programs will look different in the COVID-19 era, as masks are now optional inside buildings. At the recommendation of Superintendent Jeff Wright, the board chose to go maskless. Significantly, the area within the boundaries of the District has had no new cases in the past week.

The May Above the Line theme was “Citizenship.”  On Thursday, May 13, the students listed below received awards from their classroom teacher or staff member who felt that they are an individual that demonstrates citizenship in and out of the classroom.  Congratulations to these students!