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D C Everest announces field trips, recognitions and student rewards for week of April 28

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Summary

Wildcat News listed this week’s lunches, birthdays, a third-grade nature hike to Rib Mountain, a fifth-grade opera trip to Stevens Point, teacher recognitions and a student reward program run by Ms. Brooks.

The D C Everest Area School District’s Wildcat News broadcast on April 28 listed weekly lunches and several upcoming student activities and recognitions, including a third-grade nature hike to Rib Mountain and a fifth-grade trip to an opera in Stevens Point.

The hosts, Rita and Gage, announced the week’s lunch menu and birthdays before noting the district’s “weekly mindset” and a student rewards program. “This month's third to fifth grader students can turn in pause slips in the main office for a chance to win board games with Ms. Brooks,” Rita said on the program.

Hosts also said third graders will go to Rib Mountain on a nature hike to learn about keeping parks clean, and that fifth graders will attend an opera in Stevens Point on Friday. The broadcast noted two staff members—Mrs. Ziegelbauer and Mrs. Cartlidge—would be celebrated Thursday, and Friday is “school lunch hero day.”

Why it matters: the announcements outline routine educational enrichment (field trips and arts exposure), staff recognition and student incentives that shape school life and schedules. The segment did not present these items as school board actions but as normal weekly information for students and families.

The bulletin closed with the hosts signing off and an invitation to “stay tuned” for future previews and segments.