SUMMER FOOD - SUMMER FUN! Healthy meals for kids and teens. FREE! No need to sign up or apply - just show up and enjoy! Nearest Location is: Jefferson Elementary, 586 N. Main St., Richland Center, WI 53581 TIME: Breakfast will be served June 17th - 28th and August 5th - 16th from 7:30 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. Lunch will be served June 17th - August 16th, except the 4th of July from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Contact: Nellie Tyl, Richland SD Food Service Director, 608-647-6063 More Info: wisummerfood.org or call 211 Text: 'food' to 877-877 for meals near you.
Seniors, graduation practice is tomorrow! Remember to report to the commons at 7:30 am Friday morning. Graduation practice is at 8am and is MANDATORY for you to attend.
Today our TBT photo honors the late Elroy Pampuch. In which year was Mr. Pampuch recognized as the Wisconsin District 5 Athletic Director of the year? A. 1980, B. 1989, C. 1990 or D. 1999
Seniors: Please, please bring your caps on Thursday. You will be doing a march for the elementary Thursday after Ms. Schoen kisses the pig!! Thanks.
There will be no Early Release on Friday, May 31st. This was a change in response to winter weather cancellations.
The Richland Center High School SADD Club sponsored the 2019 Mock Crash on May 22nd. With the efforts of high school students, as well as the support of our local emergency response crews, the day was a huge success.
We would like to thank Brian Jones and Darin Steinmetz and the crew of The Richland Center Fire Department, Amber Burch and the EMS personnel, Chad Kanable, Rita McCarthy and the Richland County Sheriff's Department, Billy Jones and the Richland Center Police Department, UW Med Flight, Coroner Jim Rossing and his crew, Mark Jelinek and Pratt Funeral and Cremation Service, Bruce Wegner and Wegner Auto Service, Veronica Carpenter and Gabe Schmitt for their amazing makeup skills, Greg Perry and Jordan Keehn for videotaping the performance, and Ron Fruit and WRCO Radio for all the time and effort they have put in over the past few months planning as well as executing an amazing event for the community.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCPfgpffxso&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1ZpPmHYkT-k2jslkqXDsONJG-7MP1UlcfpGNH7-3MERNZwjdHqcZZRnRU
8th grade families - please make note of the change for the 8th grade trip to Devil's Lake! The trip will now occur on Friday, May 31st in the hopes that the weather will be more cooperative. Please make this change on your calendars.
Next Monday will begin our Summer Library Check out. If your student hasn't turned in a permission form, it's not too late. Print, fill out, sign, and send it to school! As long as the student doesn't have any outstanding books checked out, they can pick up to 12 books to take home for the summer and return during Open House or the first day of school. More information may be found on the News tab of our website and app. Happy reading!
The Boxtops Program is changing! First, still keep cutting out those Box Tops for Education - as long as you see them, and they aren't expired, clip and send to school! The new Boxtops For Education app can be downloaded for free from Google Play or iTunes stores. This summer they are also giving a bunch of bonus boxtops just for using the app, so we could potentially earn lots of extra money. Scan your receipt and get bonus box tops for our school! Eventually, the clipping will end and it'll just be scanning. But for now, we can do BOTH and earn lots of money for our PTSO! https://www.boxtops4education.com/sneakpeek
The high school student council continued their How to Survive High School 101 with the 8th graders today. The members of the student council shared information on clubs and sports the first day. Today 8th graders heard student council members give advice from their experiences.
The phrase "student-athlete" is taken very seriously at Ithaca. Our athletes are students first! This balance is especially challenging at the collegiate level. A large Bulldog congratulations goes to Jacob Huebsch for being named to the 2019 NSIC Spring All-Academic Team. Jacob is the son of Mick and Carly Huebsch and on the baseball team at Winona State University in Minnesota.
https://winonastatewarriors.com/news/2019/5/16/s-a-services-forty-nine-warriors-named-to-2019-nsic-spring-all-academic-team.aspx?path=saservices&fbclid=IwAR0aVy_LhwVKrIBjqsrKj3WogQjtmjb45Z-KCjg5tUj7nC-FYHoj5Axvn64
The Boys JV Baseball Game vs Prairie du Chien for tonight has been cancelled.
4K families, we would like to remind you that your students will still have class as usual the week of June 3rd.
Our spring co-curricular night will be held at 7:00 pm on June 14th. This recognition night will be held in the High School Commons.
The Ithaca School board has been recognizing staff for their contributions to Ithaca. All of these staff have already been nominated by someone and recognized: Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Clary, Mrs. Alt, Mr. Wastlick (Frank) and Mrs. Newkirk. This month, they would like to recognize Mr. Hess, Mrs. Manning, and Mrs. Dickey. Thank you all for your positive attitudes and willingness to assist your peers.
Congratulations to the choir students competing at the make-up State Solo Ensemble Festival yesterday. Students earned seven 1st scores and four 2nd scores. Excellent work this year!
Congratulations to the High School Band! They have been selected by Disney Performing Arts to be part of the entertainment at Walt Disney World Resort on March 24th. The band submitted a recording as part of their application to audition for the chance to perform there. This will be the 7th time that the band has been selected to perform. Congratulations, Mrs. Behrens, and thank you for continuing our tradition of a strong music department at our district!
There will be a popcorn sale this Friday, May 24. Cost is 50 cents per bag limit 2 bags per student please. Proceeds this week go to the Kindergarten class. High school, we will come around at Attack time.
Lots going on tomorrow!! Grades 3-5 celebrate their reading successes and the 6th grade has a class trip. Cheer on our varsity athletes compete at the track sectional in Bangor, softball regional championships in Highland, and baseball regional playoff here at home.
Our Young Entrepreneurs and Destination Imagination students were the feature of WRCO's Morning Show this morning. Catch their broadcast and listen to what they had to say about those programs.
http://www.wrco.com/images/mp3/20190522.mp3