Each month each department selects a student to recognize for their Mishicot PRIDE. Teachers look for students in their department that display Mishicot PRIDE each day, shows exceptional character (i.e. Positive Attitude, Hard-working, Leader in the Class, Helpful), No Behavior Errors or Late/Missing Homework in the nominating department. Who will be... READ MORE >
Each month each department selects a student to recognize for their Mishicot PRIDE. Teachers look for students in their department that display Mishicot PRIDE each day, shows exceptional character (i.e. Positive Attitude, Hard-working, Leader in the Class, Helpful), No Behavior Errors or Late/Missing Homework in the nominating department. Who will be... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Mrs. Armbruster, who has been awarded the School Forest Award from LEAF in recognition of her contribution to the school forest program. READ MORE >
Congratulations to the following Mishicot Middle School students who are recipients of the National Junior Honor Society annual Outstanding Achievement Award Scholarship. The award recognizes 500 exceptional NJHS members in the United States, overseas armed service bases, and US held territories with $500, to be placed in a college savings account. 14 NJHS members... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Becky Armbruster, who has been selected as a 2019 Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Teacher Fellowship Award recipient. Becky has worked diligently to bring a positive change to our district and has built relationships with businesses and community members throughout the county. She will be recognized at the regional luncheon in April. READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Mishicot M.E.C.C.A. Trail Restoration team on being nominated for the 2017 Cooperation Award by The Chamber of Manitowoc County! READ MORE >
Education Impact: Sara Greenwood of the Mishicot School District Greenwood worked at Lakeshore Technical College from 2007 to 2014 as a high school liaison, before transferring to the Mishicot School District. While at LTC, she strengthened relationships between K-12 school districts and the college, as well as faculty from both schools. In her final year at LTC,... READ MORE >
The 8th graders are building Roller Coasters in Science class. The roller coasters will demonstrate the students' knowledge of speed, acceleration, energy, G.P.E. and friction. Each roller coaster must use a loop-d-loop, corkscrew, 2 hills, an 8 foot drop and a constant. They are using the Engineering and Design Process to explore their ideas and design a roller... READ MORE >
8th graders in STEM class used the Engineering and Design Process to design working pinball machines. READ MORE >
Students in 7th grade have been listening in class to the story A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park. As part of World Read Aloud day, the students tried to eat one peanut at a time to better understand the harsh conditions the main character, Salva, faced while walking across Sudan and trying to escape the civil war. There were different observations, but the... READ MORE >
Kaden Kowalski won the regional spelling bee and Kenna Stodola (Schultz 4th grader) took runner up! READ MORE >
Congratulations to all Spelling Bee participants and to Kaden Kowalski, the winner for the fifth year! READ MORE >
Bank First National recently organized a food drive, with donations benefiting Mishicot Middle School’s Snack Pack Program and a local food pantry. Bank representative Crystal Wood delivered the food donation to the school district, where it was received by middle school principal Terri Risch and guidance counselors Sara Greenwood and Marci Kuhn READ MORE >
MISHICOT — This is one teacher who definitely deserves an “A” for shining a spotlight on agriculture. Jamie Propson is in her sixth year of teaching agriculture to Mishicot students in grades seven through 12, in addition to advising the high school’s FFA chapter. Each of the previous two years, she received an award for her work in furthering agricultural... READ MORE >
Mishicot Middle School has been awarded the designation of ninth top-rated middle and junior high school in Wisconsin. The rankings, compiled by American City Business Journals, list the top 25 best-performing middle schools by sourcing data from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s accountability report for 2015-16. The school was given an overall... READ MORE >
Nineteen students, one school teacher and three Woodland Dunes staff members, armed with loppers, handsaws and muscle power, marched from the Nature Center to the woods along Conifer Trail. The mission was to spend two hours removing invasive honeysuckle that was out competing native plants and taking over large areas of the forest. READ MORE >