AREA SCHOOLS
Challenge bowl
Four schools and a total of 24 teams went head-to-head during the annual Financial Investment Challenge Bowl Jan. 9 at Nicolet College in Rhinelander. (subscriber access)
NCES students send holiday greetings around the world
The first grade and fifth grade students at Northwoods Community Elementary School (NCES) recently participated in a holiday card exchange, the school announced in a press release. (subscriber access)
Miazga receives Distinguished Alumni Award from UW-Oshkosh
Jim Miazga of Rhinelander received a 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh in ceremonies Oct. 19-20 at the UWO Alumni Welcome and Conference Center and on the field during halftime of the Titan homecoming football game. (subscriber access)
Crescent and Pelican first graders meet their pen pals
While they attend different schools for now, Pelican and Crescent Elementary School students will eventually come together when they reach the higher grades. (subscriber access)
NCES teacher receives 2018 Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Teacher Fellowship
Northwoods Community Elementary School fourth grade teacher Shari Wendland has been recognized as a 2018 Herb Kohl Foundation Teacher Fellow.
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RAREA supports food for the mind
Mike Wiernasz is shown presenting Pauline Doucette with a $100 check that will benefit the Food for the Mind program.
JWMS Students of the Month
James Williams Middle School has announced its Students of the Month for December.
Musky Minute keeps 'er movin'
Oh my gosh! Arbor Vitae-Woodruff's weekly Musky Minute recently had a host change.(subscriber access)
Bee suit donation
Eagle River Elementary School students in Mrs. Lewandowski's class received a grant from Land O' Lakes Fish and Game Club to purchase Bee Suits and gloves for the students and community members. "We were able to purchase a class set with the grant. Mr. Wilfer, Northland Pines Middle School Science …
Callaghan competes at National History Day Competition
Northland Pines High School student Annalise Callaghan recently advanced to a national competition in Washington D.C., this year's National History Day (NHD) Compet-ition. The 2016 theme was "Explora-tion, Encounter, Exchange."
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Three Lakes students of the month
Three Lakes middle and high schools recently their February students of the month. Pictured are Ethan Snyder, Jake Dart, Natalie Hicks, Bryan Straus, Novalee Juel and Mr. Gene Welhoefer, principal.
JWMS Students compete in state poster contest
On March 2 all Wisconsin Regional Environmental Poster Contest winners were submitted and judged to the state competition in Elkhart Lake. James Williams Middle School sixth-grade student, Mallory Meyers, finished in second place at state competition for her poster. Carleene Morien's artwork was also submitted to state competition and she …
Self-regulation: A skill to empower children
Self-regulation is the ability to manage emotions and impulses, and to think before you react. Helping students to develop this skill is of utmost importance in our schools today. When children struggle to effectively regulate anxiety or discouragement they may move away from, rather than engage in, challenging learning activities. …
Three Lakes High School January students of the month
Three Lakes High School recently named its students of the month for January. Pictured are (front row) Janna Kleinhans, Alison Zwettler, Madeline Krajewski; (back row) principal Gene Welhoefer, Lynda Pietrzak, Jeremy Bedore, Sam Holzbauer. The names of these students incorrectly ran with a picture of the Rhinelander High School students …
Crescent crafts
Guests browsed vendors' booths Saturday at the third annual Crescent Elementary School Craft Fair.
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