Wisconsin Heights has decided to go with a roof-mounted solar power system, after a DNR study found the proposed ground for the system is a protected wetland. The proposed installation was to go on unusable ground owned by the district by the Wolf Run Trail.
Afternoon Magic, part of the Sauk Prairie Summer School program, has made “space” it’s theme this summer. Students used the sun to make a life-size cyanotype, which is a type of photography. They planned and then executed an image on the fabric with a 10 minute exposure. Their cyanotype shows students (who had to lie in the sun in total stillness) reaching towards the sun with rockets, moons, planets, and handprints in the background.
Afternoon Magic, part of the Sauk Prairie Summer School program, has made “space” it’s theme this summer.
Jordan Sinz, who recently left his position as District Administrator of Wisconsin Heights School District, worked for the district in that position for six years. The Star News interviewed him before he left.
1. What and where was your previous job, before coming to Wisconsin Heights?
65 Sauk Prairie High School students are participating in our annual musical, Big Fish, June 15-18. This fantastical tale was first a book penned by Daniel Wallace in 1998, Big Fish was then adapted to the screen by Tim Burton in 2003 and later a full-stage musical in 2013 with words by John August and Music by Andrew Lippa. Since our first rehearsal in early April, our students have explored the world created by Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman trying to stay connected to his young son through tall tales. Come see what all of that hard work has created! Tickets available at www.riverartsinc.org or at the door on day of show!
65 Sauk Prairie High School students are participating in our annual musical, Big Fish, June 15-18. This fantastical tale was first a book penned by Daniel Wallace in 1998, Big Fish was then adapted to the screen by Tim Burton in 2003 and later a full-stage musical in 2013 with words by John August and Music by Andrew Lippa.
The Sauk Prairie School District wishes twelve 2023 retirees the best of the future this year. They are: Sauk Prairie High School retirees Joel Chrisler and Bennett West, both social studies teachers; Debora Johnson-Bousquet, French teacher; Shar Staat-Scherschel, High School school psychologist; Susan Baumann-Duren, High School and Middle Sch
Grand Avenue Elementary held its end of the year assembly on the last day of school, June 7th. Awards were presented for the following: Outstanding Attendance, Safety Patrol, Art Club, Student Council, Chorus, Ukulele and Xylophone Club.
