Campuses will be closed March 17th-21st for Spring Break next week. Classes resume March 24th.
Mark your calendar! February 21st is an Early Release day for students, and an Inservice day for our teachers. Today is also our last day of Parent-Teacher conferences.
We invite you to Parent-Teacher Conferences tomorrow, February 18th and again on 20th.
Save the date! Parent-Teacher Conferences are February 18th & 20th.
Tomorrow is the big day! This is a reminder about our community Blood Drive hosted at Mishicot High School (660 Washington Street) on Wednesday, January 29 from 8:00AM - 11AM. To schedule your donation, please call (800) 280-4102. You may also visit communityblood.org/donor. Log in, click "Donate Now" and search for sponsor code N452. In just about an hour, you can help provide lifesaving opportunities for patients in need!
Winners of the OH Schultz Elementary 2nd Quarter PBIS Raffle!! Fully loaded art baskets!! Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports- It's a school-wide approach that focuses on teaching kids positive behaviors and expectations, rather than just punishing bad behavior, to create a safe and positive learning environment for everyone; essentially, it's a system that actively promotes good behavior by clearly explaining what's expected.
This is a reminder about our community Blood Drive hosted at Mishicot High School (660 Washington Street) on Wednesday, January 29 from 8:00AM - 11AM. To schedule your donation, please call (800) 280-4102. You may also visit communityblood.org/donor. Log in, click "Donate Now" and search for sponsor code N452. In just about an hour, you can help provide lifesaving opportunities for patients in need!
The 8th grade science students completed their simple machines/Rube Goldberg unit. They designed and built a Rube Goldberg machine, presented to 3rd graders and developed communication skills. This project required hours of work, patience and perseverance.
Great work! Be sure to check out additional photos by visiting https://www.facebook.com/share/15j34XP63o/
CESA 7 NEWYA and the Mishicot School District are incredibly proud of our Youth Apprenticeship students who represented their career fields with excellence at the Career Fair hosted at Lakeshore Technical College in Cleveland last week.
During this event, sponsored by the Manitowoc Chamber, our outstanding students shared their workplace experiences and highlighted how the Youth Apprenticeship program is helping them achieve their career goals.
Thank you to the Manitowoc Chamber for providing this valuable opportunity, and to our students for showcasing the power of hard work and dedication!
Big shoutout and congrats to the Mishicot choir students who participated in the 2025 Big East Honors Choir concert this month! These students spent 2 days rehearsing for this event (with some down time to play the ruthless game of Uno). Let's hear it for our wonderful performers!
🗳️ Referendum Announcement for the School District of Mishicot - November 5th! 🗳️
The School District of Mishicot is going to referendum on November 5th to enhance our schools' safety, infrastructure, and academic offerings for our students and community.
🔒 Safety and Security: Reconfigure and consolidate middle/high school offices and improve site traffic patterns including pick-up and drop-off.
🏢 Building Infrastructure Portions of district-wide building infrastructure are in need of repair or replacement including: Roofs, plumbing, electrical, parking lots, greenhouse ventilation and water systems, playground equipment
🎓 Academics, Arts, and Athletics Tech Ed (shop) addition/renovation to address space needs, performing arts center (PAC) and cafeteria (will also be PAC lobby) addition to provide dedicated performance space, renovate and improve aging band and choir classrooms to address space needs and improve student supervision, and expand weights/fitness and update athletic facilities for better student/community access and support of growing programs.
For more information on the upcoming referendum, visit: https://www.mishicot.k12.wi.us/.../page/referendum2024
CTE Spotlight Recognition: Technology Education - Treven Rahmlow
CTE Spotlight Recognition: Art - Sedona Spaeth
CTE spotlight recognition: Agriscience - Steven Rahmlow
CTE Spotlight Recognition: Family and Consumer Sciences - Aubry Hassemer
CTE spotlight recognition: Business and Information, Technology - Mike Koeppel
CTE Spotlight Recognition: Health Science - Adriana Siehr (Butler)
Throughout the month of February, Mishicot School District will be celebrating CTE or career and technical education month. Last night we kicked off our celebrations with our CTE spotlight recognition. Six alumni were celebrated for their contributions to each of our career and technical areas. Follow our feed throughout the month of February to learn more about each of our award winners and shoutout to our CTE teachers for all they do to engage past, present, and future students.
Did you know that parents, students and community members can nominate school employees for the Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education Awards Program? This program is similar to the "Golden Apple" program in Green Bay. Nominations are open through February 5, 2024.
"We are excited to announce that twenty-four school districts are partnering with Channel 5 to recognize exceptional school employees in a program called the “Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education" awards. This program is similar to the “Golden Apple” and “Shining Stars” programs in Green Bay and the Fox Valley.
This program allows parents, students, community members, and staff to nominate deserving school employees in the following categories:
Innovation in work (How has the employee demonstrated innovation in his/her work area?)
Culture creator in the work environment (How has the employee gone above and beyond in creating a positive school culture?)
Social/emotional well being (How has the employee impacted the social/emotional well being of students and/or the school environment?)
Community involvement (How has the employee positively impacted the community?)
Student connection (In what ways has the employee built positive relationships with students?)
Nominations need to be submitted by February 5, 2024. Following the submission deadline, a panel of judges will review each nomination to determine finalists. These finalists will then be asked to elaborate on the work outlined in the nomination. The judges will then select the award recipients in each of the five categories.
The awards show ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 18, 2024 at the Kiel Area School District Performing Arts Center. The program will be live streamed on the Channel 5, WeAreGreenBay.com website."
Please use this link to complete your nomination: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15ilvFAut0HQdIse-Hk8T90nidM1qLqhwEhFrm9cyQNY/viewform?ts=65946379&edit_requested=true
Manitowoc County Health Department Flu Clinic - Tuesday October 24: 3pm-6pm
