The Wisconsin Heights School Board gave the nod to a new position on its staff, aimed at helping out athletics. The board elected to begin the process of defining what their Strength and Conditioning Coach position would be like. Eventually, the position will be filled.
The Sauk Prairie School District announced at their meeting Monday the largest investment in housing in Sauk Prairie history: an ambitious housing development for district-owned land south of Sauk Prairie Hospital.
Friday was the Bridges Bolt Fun Run, where kids sign up sponsors and then run around a track at Bridges Elementary. The funds raised are used for education enrichment, and have included in the past a climbing wall. It was a beautiful day and the Sauk City Fire Department had a ladder truck set up for the kids. For more photos, see page 2.
Do you need plants for your landscape, a simple Mother’s Day gift or want to grow vegetables and herbs? Then, you will enjoy this year’s plant sale at Sauk Prairie High School. The agriculture departments will provide you with some of the highest quality plants for the lowest prices in the area!
The April Above the Line theme at Grand Avenue School was “Perseverance.” The students listed below received awards on Friday, April 21, from their classroom teacher or staff who felt that they are an individual that can persevere through different adversities in and out of the classroom. Congratulations to these students!
Congratulations to Grand Avenue’s Chess Club winners! Participants have been competing and some of the participants, class champion winners, three grade level winners, and the final grand champion are pictured below. A special thank you to advisor, Mr. Hussien, and Principal Trautsch.
Students and their categories are, back row from left: Asher Christensen, public address; Mason Siedschlag, moments in history; Brookelyn Schara, special occasion; and Samantha Pierce, poetry; middle row from left: Lily Brown, poetry; Anna Prange, storytelling; and Coach Nicole Bruer; front row, seated from left: Macy Monte, Josie Bohl, Isabel Nessium and Simone Burnett, group/play acting. Not pictured: Alyssa Gada, solo acting. (Submitted photo)
Eleven RAHS students made it to the State Forensics Competition on April 22. Out of the seven events where they competed, they took home two gold (perfect score) medals, three silvers and two bronzes.
