Attention Bulldog Campers entering K-8th Grade: Are you interested in coding programs or construction projects? Would you like to create your very own barn quilt? Do you enjoy science and nature? Would you like to visit an airport, Miller Park, a children's museum, or go kayaking? Then don't miss your chance to join Camp Bulldog this summer! Registration and $25 for a whole week with fun-filled activities ($50 maximum family fee) are due by this Friday, May 10.
Student Drivers: We once again need your help regards to the parking lot. Sophomore and Junior drivers--please park in the south lot--south of the community gym from now until the end of the year.
Attn Middle School Students: Anyone interested in attending an Improvisation workshop on Tuesday, May 21 from 9-11:30 AM should meet in the Library at Attack time on Friday, May 10 to sign up with Mrs. Plonka.
Today is the last day to "donate" to the March of Dimes jars in the office. Mr. Hess is leading with $37. Mr Lechnir is in second with $10. Let’s make this a competition. Who would you rather see with that pie in their face? Donate today!!!
Help Ithaca Schools Pave the Patio
Seniors! As you pave your way to the future, consider helping your school pave the new patio. Personalized bricks can be purchased to honor your transition from graduate to alumnus.
Personalized bricks from That’s My Brick are once again being sold to help fund the student patio and beautify the school grounds.
Anyone can purchase a brick, for just about any reason:
Class spirit, as a memorial, groups, clubs, advertisement, family pride/heritage, etc.
Patio construction will begin this summer. It will replace the original 4K playground.
Orders can be placed at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi.
Order deadline date is May 31, 2019.
Questions? Contact Jenna Wipperfurth at Ithaca Schools 585-2311 or jenna.wipperfurth@ithaca.k12.wi.us.
There will be a popcorn sale this Friday, May 10. Cost is 50 cents per bag, limit 2 bags per student please. Proceeds this week go to the Kindergarten class. We will come around at Attack time to sell to MS and HS students with teacher permission. Thank you!
Grades 7 - 12 Band Students: A reminder that you have Large Group Contest tomorrow. Be ready to leave at 7:45 am. Middle school should wear black and white and High school should wear black pants and purple shirts. Make sure you have turned in your permission form.
Reminder: Thursday, May 9, 2019 is an early release at 1:00.
Attention Bulldog Campers entering K-8th Grade: Are you interested in coding programs or construction projects? Would you like to create your very own barn quilt? Do you enjoy science and nature? Would you like to visit an airport, Miller Park, a children's museum, or go kayaking? Then don't miss your chance to join Camp Bulldog this summer! Registration and $25 for a whole week with fun-filled activities ($50 maximum family fee) are due by this Friday, May 10.
There will be old elementary and middle school yearbooks available for purchase for $5 at the book fair. See Mrs. Zorea or Mrs. Thompson to purchase one today!
There will be a popcorn sale this Friday, May 10. Cost is 50 cents per bag, limit 2 bags per student please. Proceeds this week go to the Kindergarten class. We will come around at Attack time to sell to MS and HS students with teacher permission. Thank you!
Today FBLA began our March of Dimes, Dimes for Babies collection. Each elementary class is competing to see who can collect the most money for the March of Dimes from May 6- May 9. First place will win a pizza party and the second place class will receive dilly bars.
High School and Middle School students will be placing their dimes (or other forms of currency) in jars labeled with the faces of some of our admin/teacher/staff. These jars are available in the office or during lunch time. The teacher with the most money in their jar as of 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, will get a pie in the face at lunch on Friday. Thank you to Mr. Triphan, Mrs Moser, Mr. Mani, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs Schoen, Mr. Stettler, Mr. Favreau and Mr. Hess for volunteering your face!
Thank you all for your help with this worth while cause. (remember, staff can donate too!)
The annual Ithaca Elementary Science Fair is Tuesday, May 7. Judging will be Tuesday morning and open house for parents and visitors is Tuesday after school until 4:30pm.
Middle and High School Band students: Please remember to turn in your field trip permission forms by Tuesday.
Is your 4K through 3rd grade girl interested in Girl Scouts? Check out what Girl Scouts is all about at information night next week! The event is next Thursday, May 16th at 6pm at the community center in Richland Center. See attached flyer for details.
Help Ithaca Schools Pave the Patio
Seniors! As you pave your way to the future, consider helping your school pave the new patio. Personalized bricks can be purchased to honor your transition from graduate to alumnus.
Personalized bricks from That’s My Brick are once again being sold to help fund the student patio and beautify the school grounds.
Anyone can purchase a brick, for just about any reason:
Class spirit, as a memorial, groups, clubs, advertisement, family pride/heritage, etc.
Patio construction will begin this summer. It will replace the original 4K playground.
Orders can be placed at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi.
Order deadline date is May 31, 2019.
Questions? Contact Jenna Wipperfurth at Ithaca Schools 585-2311 or jenna.wipperfurth@ithaca.k12.wi.us.
Congratulations to Erin Miller and Logan Clary on being named King and Queen of the 2019 Junior Prom. Thank you to the students for attending the dance and for your excellent behavior displayed that night. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Lechnir, Mr. Klang, Mrs. Moser, and Ms. Durkin for giving of your time to chaperone. Finally, thank you to the Junior Class for being such a great class to work with and putting on a very classy prom. Mrs. Behrens and Mrs. Jump
Spring has finally sprung in our courtyard!
Students from several area high schools recently were announced as the Black Hawk Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizens for 2019. Among the winners was our own Diego Ortiz, son of Kris Fry. Diego was one of nine winners. State Regent, Judy Mason, stated that receiving the Good Citizen Award is like getting a gold star. "It is an honor," she said. Congratulations, Diego!
The High School Yearbook staff will be distributing high school yearbooks during ATTACK time in the commons on Thursday, May 23. Any students who have not ordered one, please see Ms. Sprecher as we do have a limited number of extra copies.