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.
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 High School
Term 1
High Honor Roll
3.7. - 4.333
Seniors - Class of 2021
Adam T. Baier
Anna K. Ballweg
Kyle R. Bascom
Ella M. Basken
Joseph K. Baumgardt
Samuel J. Beattie
Callie L. Blackley
Alex R. Blood
Kaitlyn A. Brickl
Caiden C. Buffardi
Alec J. Buss
Carsen T. Cadorette
Emily A. Caflisch
Chance J. Davis
Davian E. Dominick
2020-21 High School Quarter 1
HIGH HONOR ROLL
Grade 12
Kylan Bartel
Gweneth Childs
Sydnee Duhr
Maisey Gullickson
Alta Jacobus
Hana King
Riley Lynch
Kourtney Mercer
Alex Orth
Emma Schaefer
Kaya Teela
Grade 11
Kiley Beuthin
Edie Bollenbach
Devin Brabender
Merle Buchholz
Taylor Henningfield
Matthew Loy
Weston Parman
Sophie Reader
Emily Weitzel
Weston National Honor Society will help hold a blood drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 15.
The Blood Center of Wisconsin will be set up in the Weston High School Gym, E2511 Highway S, Cazenovia. The Blood Center supplies blood to Reedsburg Area Medical Center and the Richland hospital.
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.
For more photos, see page 2.
Viking Village Foods customers may have noticed the group of teenagers outside the store Monday night.
Members of the Reedsburg Area High School Science Club were there for a couple hours to collect non-perishable food for those in need. The students donned masks, warm hats and gloves to welcome shoppers and accept donations.
Free wi-fi is being offered at the Ironton-La Valle Elementary School thanks to La Valle Telephone Cooperative.
Users, especially parents or guardians of students, can park within 600 feet of the school building to access the Internet. The network is LaValle_Elem_Free_Wifi.
