Whitnall School District celebrates achievements and announces upcoming events

Whitnall School District is gearing up for an exciting week ahead, highlighted by the recognition of Public Schools Appreciation Week in Wisconsin. Superintendent Brady expressed gratitude to students, staff, families, and community members for their dedication and support, emphasizing their vital role in the district's success.

In addition to appreciation activities, the district is preparing for several community events. The HCE and Edgerton schools are set to host a dance this Friday, alongside a fundraiser featuring a silent auction that opens the same day. The auction promises a variety of enticing items, including unique experiences like a fire truck parade and special raffles with teachers, ensuring engagement from families even if they cannot attend the dance.

The Music Boosters are also making strides, offering two $500 scholarships to seniors involved in music, with applications due by April 1. This initiative aims to support students pursuing their passions in the arts.

On the competitive front, the district recently participated in the NARIG greenhouse competition, winning the People's Choice Award and securing second place in technical skills. The success of the greenhouse project has sparked discussions about its future use in educational programs.

Athletic achievements were also celebrated, with the boys swim and dive team finishing seventh at the state meet, and individual athletes like Ethan Shutten setting state records. The cheer team earned second place in their division, while various teams gear up for upcoming state competitions.

As the district continues to foster community involvement and celebrate student achievements, the upcoming events and initiatives reflect a commitment to enhancing educational experiences and supporting student growth.