“Cabaret Night” will take place on Saturday, April 1st, from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at the Wisconsin Heights Middle/High School cafeteria. Join us for this fun family event with music, desserts, and a silent auction, with all proceeds benefiting the music department and senior music scholarships.
The RAHS Choraliers are in their competition season and that means the Home Show is right around the corner.
Dates are 7 p.m. March 10 and 11 and 2 p.m. March 12 at the CAL Center. Tickets cost $12 and can be purchased at rahswi.booktix.com. Remaining tickets will be sold at the door.
The Reedsburg Knights of Columbus donated $1,500 to Sacred Heart School. The money was raised during a breakfast that was held during Catholic Schools Week in late January. More than 20 Knights of Columbus members volunteered, putting more than 120 hours toward the event. Seen here are, front row from left, Rhodes Ganem, Ruby Schyvinck, Sophie Mathews, Carson Dunse, Thomas Werla and Griffin Bohen; back row from left, Sacred Heart School Principal Karen Marklein and Reedsburg Knights of Columbus Treasurer Dennis Rose. (Submitted photo)
The Reedsburg Knights of Columbus donated $1,500 to Sacred Heart School. The money was raised during a breakfast that was held during Catholic Schools Week in late January. More than 20 Knights of Columbus members volunteered, putting more than 120 hours toward the event.
Merrimac Community School students counted trout as they were transferred into the school tank. Until their release in May, students will learn about and care for these rainbow trout, including the life cycle, anatomy, and natural habitat as part of the place-based project that will connect students to the local trout stream.
Bridges students in Ms. Volp’s and Ms. Wieczorek’s 1st grade classrooms wrapped up their unit on space by preparing for takeoff in space shuttles they built! It’s a fun way to learn about space and inspire future aeronautical engineers. Students built their own Space Shuttles and even received their very own shuttle license.
Congratulations to the Merrimac Community School students who competed in the CATAG (Central Wisconsin Talented and Gifted consortium) Spelling Bee in Portage. Merrimac’s own Charlotte was the Spelling Bee Champion.
The February Above The Line theme was “Empathy.” The Grand Avenue students below received awards on Friday, February 17th from their classroom teacher or staff who felt that they are an empathetic individual. Congratulations to these students!
