Schools

Students in Kathy Haig’s sophomore research class at Wisconsin Heights Middle and High School recently competed in the National History Day® (NHD) Contest. The regional and state events were held virtually in Madison, WI in February and April, and the national event will be held virtually from June 12-18 in College Park, Maryland.

Through a competitive application process, the Sauk Prairie School District has been selected for the 2022-2023 Teachers of Critical Languages Program. The Teachers of Critical Languages Program (TCLP) is designed to increase and strengthen the study and acquisition of Mandarin Chinese and Arabic language in U.S. schools.

Sauk Prairie High School crowned its Prom Court recently. Pictured here are the royalty, top row left to right: Lord Parker Hooper, Lady Kyra Manning, Princess Carly Coy, Prince Marcus Larson, Duchess Charlotte Larson, Duke Nick Basken. Bottom row left to right: Luke Mast and Queen Molly Fabian.

Bridges Elementary held their Bridges Bolt last week. Each student gathered pledges for the distance they were going to run. After putting in those hard miles, 4K students were offered treats--a banana or an ice pop.

2021-22 

High School Quarter 3

HIGH HONOR ROLL

Grade 12

Devin Brabender

Kylee Doherty

Carson Hosking

Libbie Louis-Reindl

Weston Parman

Sophie Reader

Braden Ripp

Matthew Russell

Sauk Prairie High School is ready for prom! Here’s the 2022 Prom Court: Nicholas Basken, Carly Coy, Marcus Larson, Charlotte Larson, Molly Fabian, Kyra Manning, Parker Hooper, and Luke Mast.

Sauk Prairie High School – Honor Roll 2021-2022

Trimester 2

High Honor Roll

3.7 – 4.333

Seniors – Class of 2022

Connor J. Ballweg

Lucas C. Been

Signe R. Begalske

Christopher R. Blankenship

Do you need plants for your landscape, a simple Mother’s Day gift, or want to grow vegetables and herbs?  Then you will enjoy this year’s plant sale at Wisconsin Heights and Sauk Prairie High School. The agriculture departments will provide you with some of the highest quality plants for the lowest prices in the area.

They’re turning up the pressure in chemistry class at Sauk Prairie High School! During a lesson on atmospheric pressure, some students volunteered to experience being vacuum sealed.

The Sauk Prairie School Board voted unanimously last Monday to award professional development credit to teachers for their work over the past two years during the pandemic. Each teacher will be able to bank up to 30 professional development hours—15 per year—towards their education.