Schools

Wed
07
Apr

FFA students recognize National Agriculture Day

Weston FFA students had the chance to drive their tractors to work as part of a celebration of agriculture.

On March 23, the FFA recognized National Agriculture Day. On that date, tractors lined Highway S in front of the school. There were not only modern tractors but also vintage models.

Sat
03
Apr

St. Peter’s School students gain new perspectives through drone education


These students are learning about drones and programming software at St. Peter's Lutheran School in Reedsburg. (Submitted photo)

Things are looking up for sixth graders at St. Peter’s Lutheran School in Reedsburg.

Sat
03
Apr

Reedsburg School Board candidates share where they stand

There will be two contested races and one individual one on the ballot this spring for Reedsburg School Board.

All Reedsburg voters will get to make their choice in each race. Unlike most other political races, voters do not get to pick just the candidate who lives in their district.

Sat
03
Apr

RAHS inducts 40 National Honor Society students

Reedsburg Area High School has added 40 new members to its National Honor Society chapter.

The ceremony took place March 22.

National Honor Society strives to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, promotes leadership, encourages character development and prompts students to volunteer.

Sat
03
Apr

PHOTOS: Weston kids go green for St. Paddy's Day

Mrs. Thompson's Pre-K students at Weston celebrated St. Patrick's Day by enjoying some healthy green foods during their snack time. These included green apples, celery, green peppers, green grapes, plus yogurt and applesauce in green containers. (Submitted photos)

 

Sat
03
Apr

Weston students share what they value most

Weston first graders celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in March by reading “The Luckiest Leprechaun” and writing down what was most important to them. Students mentioned parents, friends, relatives, cats, dogs and birds as some of the things they found to be most important.

Thu
01
Apr

The 7.5 million dollar question for Heights

The Wisconsin Heights School District will be presenting residents with another referendum next week. In the wake of a $27 million facilities referendum in the fall, the District has decided to go forward with the question of a $7.5 million auditorium project.
Fri
26
Mar

Weston student places in poster contest

A Weston sixth grader placed second in the Sauk County Conservation Awareness Poster Contest.

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