Leah McDonald, a 4K student at Merrimac, is ready to eat gingerbread! Her fellow 4K students made gingerbread cookies as part of their holiday celebrations. For more Sauk Prairie School District photos, see page 2.
Sauk Prairie School District will be rolling out a virtual model for the first week of the 2021 school year. Students with last names from L to Z will meet three times--Monday, Wednesday, and Friday--and students from A to M will meet Tuesday and Thursday. The District will remain in a hybrid model after the first week.
At the November 23 meeting, Wisconsin Heights District Administrator presented the legal framework surrounding orders, recommendations, and guidance, coming from the state and County. All three have an impact on the District’s liability.
Students in Ms. Crede’s class read the “Great Reindeer Rebellion,” then drew a picture. They got a leg up on life after school be filling out a job application for Santa.
The November Above The Line theme was “Respect.” The students listed below received awards on Thursday & Friday, November 19th & 20th, from their classroom teacher who felt that they are an individual that is respectful of others. Congratulations to these students!
Grand Avenue Elementary School held their 43rd annual Prediction Run. Each runner predicted how long it would take to complete the course. Those who came closest to their predicted time received a t-shirt.
The Wisconsin Heights School District’s $27 million facilities referendum passed last week by a 2.8 percent margin, a close vote driven primarily by Village of Black Earth and the Town of Berry voters. The referendum was approved by a 58% margin in the Village, and by 58 percent in the Town.
The October Above The Line theme at Grand Avenue School was “Fairness.” These students received awards from their classroom teacher for being an individual that is fair to others. Congratulations to these students!
At their October 26 meeting, the Wisconsin Heights School District Board voted to move to a hybrid model for kindergarten through second grade for the second quarter, starting November 16. Third grade through the high school will remain online only.
