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Students in CAPP World Regional Geography display their illustrated maps on threats the Great Lakes.
Congratulations to Dominic Kephart for being recognized by the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association for Individual Academic All-State. Dominic met all the qualifications set by the WFCA: senior, 3.75 GPA or higher, and a varsity letter winner. Picture-Holly Stoenner
đź’ś3rd Grade Jedi Noodle Battleđź’›
Last week, select 8th-grade students from the Middle School Band had the opportunity to perform with other 8th graders from around Southwestern Wisconsin in the 6 Rivers East 8th Grade Honor Band! These students worked all day in rehearsals and sectionals to then perform a final concert in the evening. They also had the privilege to work with amazing teachers and an amazing guest conductor, Mr. Mark Grauer, who is in his 46th year of teaching! All the students had a great time and learned so much!
The Middle School Choir performed in the Six Rivers East Conference Honors Choir in Monticello. It was a great experience and they all sounded great!
Mark your calendar
We have books. As we update our library collection with the use of Common Library Funds, we have books to get into the homes of our students and community members. As you join us for Hype Night, tonight at 7:00 pm, please take a handful of books to add to your home library.
This week we celebrated our term 1 academic excellence awards. Students achieving academic excellence will receive awards determined by their term grade point averages. Points in the program to be awarded on the following basis: High Honor Roll (3.5-4.0) – 1 pt. Honor Roll (2.99-3.499) - .50 pt. Awards will be given at the following levels: Level I -Academic certificate (4 points) Level II - Academic letter (6 points) Level III - Academic excellence medallion (9 points) Level IV - Plaque for academic excellence (12 points) - these will be recognized at Senior Awards Night in May.
Senior Spotlight
The high school Physical Science class is investigating circuits. After building the model of the transmission of electricity from a power plant (set of batteries) to a substation (a dissected power strip) to various buildings in a community (dissected power strips connected to light bulbs), they determined how broken circuits and short circuits would effect a community. We will be using our model to answer the driving question of the unit - "How can we design better electricity to meet our communities' needs?"
7th and 8th grade students attending Quiz Bowl at SWTC in Fennimore. Sophie Green place third in 8th grade individual, Judah Herr placed 3rd in 7th grade individual, and Ramsey Schulting placed second in 7th individual.
Congratulations goes out to the Wisconsin Heights/Barneveld Soccer team on a Fantastic Season! We'd also like to congratulate those earning All-Conference recognition!!
What's going around at school?! We have seen numerous cases of an unknown stomach bug at all levels of education here in the Barneveld School District. Symptoms including stomach ache, vomiting, and diarrhea have been reported for 24-48 hours. Student's with symptoms such as these will be sent home from school and need to remain there until 24 hours after the last episode. This will limit the spread of illness throughout the community. Kicking off the cold and flu season, please remember to practice good hand hygiene, cover coughs and sneezes, and stay home when indicated. Review the school's illness policy to determine when your student needs to stay home. Contact Hilary, the District Nurse with questions; hshemak@barneveld.k12.wi.us Visit the school's Health Services Webpage for other rescources at https://www.barneveld.k12.wi.us/page/health-services-page
Winter Sports Hype Night
Long-term Sub for first grade
We recently celebrated our Student of the Month Luncheon for the month of October. We honored these students with pizza, sweets, juice boxes, and prizes. Teachers nominate students each month for their positive behavior and success in the classroom. Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to the Barneveld High School Math Team for earning second place our of 11 teams at the UW-Platteville Math Meet.
Have you noticed some new, young trees around the school campus? On this mild, sunny early November day, ecology class was outside cultivating three by the baseball field.
Regular School Board Meetings