Schools

Sauk Prairie High School joined thousands of schools throughout the United States, Canada, and around the world in celebrating National Student Leadership Week. The theme for the April 22-26, 2024 event was “Trailblazing Leadership.”

A first-grade student was moved to tears of joy as she read a farewell card from her fourth-grade buddy. “I really loved being your buddy and am glad that we got to work together. I hope to see you again!” the card read.

The graduating seniors and their families gathered on a beautiful evening to celebrate. A now annual tradition took place as those assembled watched fireworks as the sun set and David Bowie’s “Heroes” played.

Look for the Sauk Prairie High School grad section in next wewek's paper.

At the Sauk Prairie School District meeting on May 13^th, Superintendent Jeff Wright explained to the board how Esser Funds have been spent by the district.

Ms. Backeberg’s 4th Grade Grand Avenue class, below,  and Ms. Chrisler’s 4th Grade Grand Avenue class, above and left, both had great times on Pioneer Day in Sauk Prairie last week.

Wisconsin Heights Class of 2024

Sauk Prairie Healthcare Foundation is committed not only to the health of our patients, but to the health of the communities we serve.  Every year the Foundation provides grants to a variety of community organizations for health-related projects.  Since 2004, we have awarded more than $405,000 in grants.

The topic of Wisconsin’s Heights new 4K program has been a frequent one since late winter, when the board made the decision to not accept any open-enrolled 4K students for next year. The decision was borne out of the honest reality that the program is at its limit as it is, and any more students would further stress it.

Above left, the March Above The Line theme was “Cooperation.” The students listed below received awards at Grand Avenue School on Friday, March 15th, from their classroom teacher or staff member who felt that they are an individual who shows cooperation.  Congratulations to these students!

Three Sauk Prairie High School students and their teacher received awards recently for their computing prowess.