2013 Summer School Exploring Wisconsin Trips

We are excited to again offer an exciting component to our summer school program.  Click here to access the Exploring Wisconsin Trips book to read the description of the various trips offered.  Slots will be filled on a first come/first served basis and close when the limit is reached.  Registration will conclude on June 6, 2013.

We are looking forward to this opportunity for our students and we hope you will take advantage of them.

If you have any questions, please call 485-4423 and ask for Mr. West in room 307.

Horicon School District Breaks Ground for High School Addition

Photo Courtesy of The Dodge County Pionier

Groundbreaking ceremonies took place at the Horicon High School for the 7th and 8th grade classroom addition.   Present for the event were from left to right ; Joe Schmidt (CG Schmidt), Gary Berger (Superintendent), Patricia Ninmann (Board President), Eric Krause-Emerick (Board Member), Craig Muenchow (Board Clerk), Teresa Graven (HS Principal), Jerry Tribbey (Board Member), Aaron Olson (Elem/MS Principal), Morgan Brandenburg (Class of 2013), Amanda Prothero (Class of 2015), Nick Kent (Plunkett Raysich Architects) and Rick Schmidt (CG Schmidt).

FFA Plant Sale Starts May 4!

More info here.

School Year Extended By One Day

Due to the larger than normal number of snow days this year, we will need to extend the school year by one day in order to meet requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.  Our last day of school will now be Thursday, June 6th.  This will be an early release day.

Link Wisconsin Broadband Surveys

DPI and Public Service Commission Partner to Help Improve High Speed Internet Connectivity.

Please click here to learn about how you can participate in the broadband survey effort.

Higher WKCE Expectations Adopted for Math and Reading

Parent Letter

Wisconsin Department of Instruction - School Accountability

State Superintendent, Tony Evers, describes several of the changes for Wisconsin Public Schools in the years to come.  A lot of changes that we wanted to share with you.