Schools

Sauk Prairie School District teachers and elementary students got to see each other for the first time in weeks, as the parade snaked across Sauk Prairie. For more photos, see pages four and five. Top, Mrs. Kapp cheers for her students. Above, Mrs. Wixom misses her students.

Do you enjoy a beautiful landscape, a simple Mother’s Day gift or fresh vegetables and herbs?  Then you too will enjoy this year’s plant sale at the Wisconsin Heights High School!

The Wisconsin Heights School District is honoring its seniors with signs place along Highway 14 in front of the school.  The Star News’ annual graduation sections for both Wisconsin Heights and the Sauk Prairie School District will appear in the May 28 issue.

The staff at Bridges and Grand Avenue Elementary School miss you and want to see you! We have planned a parade on Friday, May 8, at 10 a.m. Cars for staff and administrators will drive by and wave to you. We would love to see you waving back to us!

Forty Eight Sauk County students in grades K-12 created posters for the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) Conservation Awareness Poster competition.

Sauk Prairie High School  Trimester 2 High Honor Roll 3.7 – 4.333 Seniors – Class of 2020   Acker, Summer J. Ahmetaj, Flaka Apel, Ainsley G. Breunig, Grace K. Breunig, Macy E. Breunig, Parker T. Cole, Emily E. Denu, Breanna E. Desroches, Camden D. Dietmann, Elise C. Drescher, Ella R. Elsing, Colby M. Estrada, Samara E. Fauerbach, Grace A.

Sauk Prairie High School will join thousands of schools throughout the United States, and around the world to celebrate National Student Leadership Week, April 19–25. The week is dedicated to recognizing and reinforcing the important role of student leaders. The theme for this year’s event is “Leadership in Lights.” 

At school and at play   Throwback Thursday

2019-20 High School 3rd quarter HIGH HONOR ROLL   Grade 12 Cody Amble Raegan Doherty Dylan Gee Tanner Gee Kelsi Handel Lauren Henningfield Natalie Hering Riley Holcomb Ivy Kartman Ozur Kepler Alexander LeVoy Alina Pietrzykowski Brooke Presny Natalie Sander Nicole Sander   Grade 11 Kylan Bartel Colby Brown Sydnee Duhr Maisey Gullickson Alta Jacobus

Seated six feet apart in the Step Room at their March 30 meeting, the Wisconsin Heights School board grappled with the new reality of running a school district in the Coronavirus era. The district chose to pay district employees at their regular rate through the closure. The motion read: