The Sauk Prairie School Board voted unanimously last Monday to award professional development credit to teachers for their work over the past two years during the pandemic. Each teacher will be able to bank up to 30 professional development hours—15 per year—towards their education.
They’re turning up the pressure in chemistry class at Sauk Prairie High School! During a lesson on atmospheric pressure, some students volunteered to experience being vacuum sealed.
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 Wisconsin Heights and Sauk Prairie High School. The agriculture departments will provide you with some of the highest quality plants for the lowest prices in the area.
Sauk Prairie High School – Honor Roll 2021-2022
Trimester 2
High Honor Roll
3.7 – 4.333
Seniors – Class of 2022
Connor J. Ballweg
Lucas C. Been
Signe R. Begalske
Christopher R. Blankenship
Emma K. Bockhop
Makenzie O. Breunig
Lauren E. Breunig
Riley E. Breunig
Isabella I. Brickl
Andrea M. Castillo Vanegas
Lexi S. Chrisler
Laurel J. Clark
Sauk Prairie High School is ready for prom! Here’s the 2022 Prom Court: Nicholas Basken, Carly Coy, Marcus Larson, Charlotte Larson, Molly Fabian, Kyra Manning, Parker Hooper, and Luke Mast.
2021-22
High School Quarter 3
HIGH HONOR ROLL
Grade 12
Devin Brabender
Kylee Doherty
Carson Hosking
Libbie Louis-Reindl
Weston Parman
Sophie Reader
Braden Ripp
Matthew Russell
Emily Weitzel
Bailey Wolf
Grade 11
Zoe Acker
Cara Boebel
Jacob Brabender
Levi Dimpfl
Andrew Holcomb
Cayden Kennedy
Keera Payne
Abigail Walz
Grade 10
Students lead sheep from the school farm around the grounds during an event last fall at the Weston School District. The district is planning a spring celebration where students will sell gelato made from sheep’s milk. (Reedsburg Independent file photo)
The Weston School District invites the public to check out its Hidden Treasures spring celebration.
Nicole Lehr, literacy consultant from CESA 6, spent March 30 at Weston Elementary modeling interactive read-alouds and writing materials. This is a part of the district's multi-year professional development plan to improve literacy practices in the district.
It was a productive late winter and early spring for Prairie Ridge Intermediate’s fourth graders. The kids spent several weeks tapping, collecting and boiling down sap at the Hartje Center. They had the chance to learn from adult experts and volunteers, who explained the process of turning sap into syrup. (Submitted photos)
