Ithaca students are currently touring Washington D.C. Memories (and GREAT photo ops) are being made. Our students learned about MLK , visited the Gettysburg National Military Park, and more! Special thanks to Peg Durkin and Chay Schmitt for the pictures.
Congratulations to Ithaca's graduated senior Josie Laue and Richland Center's incoming senior Keegan Cooley as both will be competing this week in the 2024 National High School Rodeo Finals in Wyoming. It will be a busy week for Josie, as she will be competing in the following events:
Barrel Racing: Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon
Girls Cutting: Monday afternoon and Friday morning
Breakaway Roping : Tuesday morning and Thursday afternoon
Goat Tying: Wednesday morning and afternoon
Keegan will be competing in the following events:
Boys Cutting: Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon
Tie-down Roping: Monday morning and Friday afternoon
Steer Wrestling: Wednesday morning and afternoon
Congratulations to both Josie and Keegan, as they represent Southwest Wisconsin in Wyoming! The 2024 National High School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR) will take place from July 14th to July 20th at the Sweetwater Events Complex in Rock Springs, Wyoming. The event will feature over 1,700 competitors from various countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Mexico (NHSRA) (Sweetwater Events Complex).
Key events include 13 rodeo performances, four competition arenas, a large vendor trade show, the Queen Contest, and shooting competitions. Additionally, there will be various family-friendly activities and opportunities for community involvement.
Congratulations to the Weston Trap Team. The Weston Trap Team has 8 kids that will be competing in the national tournament. Coming off a 4th place finish at the state tournament and winning the spring conference. The team had just an outstanding season and they plan to keeping it going. 2 members of the team are /were Ithaca students. Danny Feryance is a graduated senior and making his 4th trip to nationals carrying a 23.8 season avg. He will be in the team and individual events. Owen Feryance is an incoming junior and will be making his 2nd trip to nationals. He has a season average of 23.1 and will be competing in the individual event. Weston team members include: Brianna Clark, Lilyanna Kast, Gavin Kast, Mason King, and Hayden Verthein.
Ithaca students are currently touring Washington D.C. Memories (and GREAT photo ops) are being made. Our students learned about MLK , visited the Gettysburg National Military Park, and more! Special thanks to Peg Durkin and Chay Schmitt for the pictures.
Ithaca students are currently touring Washington D.C. Memories (and GREAT photo ops) are being made. Ithaca graduate, Laurel Richards talked with the students in an impromptu break and told them about her work at the White House. Special thanks to Peg Durkin and Chay Schmitt for the pictures.
Ithaca students are currently touring Washington D.C. Memories (and GREAT photo ops) are being made. Ithaca graduate, Laurel Richards talked with the students in an impromptu break and told them about her work at the White House. Special thanks to Peg Durkin and Chay Schmitt for the pictures.
Are you enjoying your summer? Why not share the fun? Email summer fun pictures, with description to adam.hess@ithaca.k12.wi.us and we will share those stories on our social media!
SUMMER FUN! Here is the Ithaca Bulldog grades 3/4 softball team. 9 girls from Ithaca plus 1 girl from Weston. The team is coached by Colleen Neefe and Cody Pulvermacher. HOW are you spending the summer?
Are you enjoying your summer? Why not share the fun? Email summer fun pictures, with description to adam.hess@ithaca.k12.wi.us and we will share those stories on our social media!
The WBCA ALL STAR CLASSIC is this weekend, June 28-29. Micah Salisbury will be representing the South All-Stars. Game times are today 4:00pm- South vs. North
Saturday June 29 10:00 am - South vs. East - 2:30 pm- South vs. West
Games will be played at the EJ Schneider Field at Oshkosh North High School.
**Games are subject to change and may start earlier.
Congratulations Micah!!
Are you interested in becoming a substitute teacher? CESA 3 has you covered. CESA 3 will offer a training session this summer and 2 more during the school year.
Thursday, August 8 - https://cesa3.eventsmart.com/events/substitute-teacher-training/
Tuesday, December 3 - https://events.ringcentral.com/events/substitute-teacher-training-12-3-24-fea0b87b-54ab-4b32-b944-27d4c0587edf/registration
Tuesday, March 4 - https://events.ringcentral.com/events/substitute-teacher-training-3-4-24-310e6215-d424-405a-a5ad-71587375130b/registration
Summer School Friday - Our final day of Pioneers was a lot of fun! Mrs. Zorea played her fiddle; we learned how to square dance; we played marbles!
Friday summer school students completed their time travel while exploring the 70s, 80s and 90s. Pet rocks, Orange Julius, Bagel Bites pizza, playing Simon, and so much more. What a fun 2 weeks we have had.
More Summer School fun!
Photos by Aaron Feryance! In Pioneer Class Mrs. Zorea played her fiddle, and we learned to square dance!
Ms Pope and her crew in Costa Rica. Riding a “lancha” in the rainforest. Where they saw sloths, crocodiles, toucans, monkeys, and several types of birds.
First day in Costa Rica for the Ithaca crew!
Summer School ROCKED at Ithaca!! We learned so much from working through the activities in the Junior Ranger booklets, including the process for how wood petrified at the National Park!
Summer School ROCKED at Ithaca!! Our Pioneers learned that kids in the 1800s made toys with any materials they had. They also learned that pioneer kids played for hours with no screentime! Our students tried their hands at solving tangram puzzles, and then made their own puzzle pieces to take home so they could continue to play!
Summer School ROCKED at Ithaca!! When learning about the polar habitat, students learned about penguins.
Summer School ROCKED at Ithaca!! Learning about the 1920s and 1930s. Fun food that was invented, making grape jelly, mock apple pie, learning new games and old. Kick the can and cup phones were a big hit. We even learned how to do the Charleston dance. Thanks to Mrs. Tina Ramsden.
