Schools

Former Sauk Prairie School District superintendent Cliff Thompson retired at the end of June after 28 years of service to the district and community. Thompson’s education quest took him from Concordia University-Chicago, IL (B.A.) to the University of

This is the final installment of interviews and recognition of the Sauk Prairie School District’s 2020 retirees. It has been my pleasure to be a small part of honoring them. 

This article is the third in a series of interviews with Sauk Prairie School District retirees.  The next and last article to follow will focus on Connie Swantz, Anita Thayer, Cliff Thompson and information about retirees who were not available for interview: Ken Boettcher, Jean Giese, Therese Miskulin-Brethorst, Pamela Schramer, and Thomas Steward

This is the second in a series of articles about the 23 Sauk Prairie School District 2020 retirees.    Michael (Mike) Carpenter  

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) on Monday released an 87-page document intended to help guide a return to in-person schooling this fall.

The Sauk Prairie School District is refusing to release a copy of its Crisis Manual, or Continuity of Organizational Operations Plan, to the Star News. The manual was approved by the board at their May 8 meeting. The manual is a public document, and the public and press are entitled to a copy, per state statute.

Retirees from the Sauk Prairie School District this year number 23 staff members.

The May “Above The Line” theme at Grand Avenue School was “Citizenship.”  The students listed below received awards from their classroom teacher or staff who felt that they are an individual that demonstrates citizenship in and out of the classroom.  Congratulations to these students! May Award Winners for Citizenship:   Grade 3: Rylie Anen

See this link: https://www.wiscstarnews.com/content/sauk-prairie-graduation-ceremony-and-wisconsin-heights-parade Or go to the bottom of the Homepage and find the issue under "Speical sections." The entire pdf is availible for downloading for free. The following was printed with the photos: Wisconsin Heights parade