Blenker
Blenker, WI · Education
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Shorter school year could become permanent
A survey sent to families and staff within the Shawano School District shows an interest in keeping the calendar the district utilized while referendum projects were being completed. Superintendent Kurt Krizan told the Shawano School Board during its Oct. 12 work session that a majority of the 246 respondents who...
Marshfield News Herald
Columbus Catholic Schools names Peter Weiss as president
MARSHFIELD – Columbus Catholic Schools has named Peter Weiss its new president. Columbus Catholic Schools announced Oct. 19 that Weiss would become president, effective immediately. The announcement said Weiss would meet with faculty and staff Oct. 19. School leaders will introduce him to parents and the broader community at parent-teacher conferences and athletic events in the coming weeks. Read more news: What Central Wisconsin school districts are asking voters Nov. 3 Peter Weiss begins leading Columbus Catholic Schools immediately The Rev. Dan Thelen, dean of Columbus Catholic Schools, said the organization was pleased to welcome Weiss after prayer and a thoughtful interview process. “We look forward to his arrival and the leadership he will bring to our community,” Thelen said in Monday’s announcement. “We pray that God blesses his transition and his mission to lead our students forward in faith.” Weiss said in the announcement that the interview process made clear that deep faith in God and a commitment to serving students and families drive the system. “I am grateful and humbled to take on the position of president of Columbus Catholic Schools,” Weiss said in the announcement. “I am excited to build on the strong foundation of Catholic education
Stevens Point Journal
WausauPilot
Mosinee, Marathon spearhead area programs to watch in postseason
Postseason volleyball is among us and Central Wisconsin is typically well-represented at the WIAA state volleyball tournament with Stevens Point and Newman Catholic the most recent programs to compete for a gold ball in 2025. This year, we have a handful of area teams entering the tournament aiming to make...
WSAW
Daily Cardinal
UW System sends out Direct Admit letters to high school students
The Universities of Wisconsin System is sending direct admission offers to students in the Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin area in an attempt to connect students with universities for fall 2027 enrollment, according to a UW systems press release. The UW System, along with Neenah Joint School District, Milwaukee Public Schools...
tchdailynews.com
Weyauwega-Fremont School District Putting $8.45 Million Referendum Before Voters
WEYAUWEGA, WI – The Weyauwega-Fremont School District will ask voters to consider an $8.45 million capital referendum on the November 3 ballot. District officials say the proposal would fund safety and security improvements, infrastructure repairs, capital maintenance and equipment upgrades across district facilities. The plan is a reduced version...
Antigo Daily Journal
Antigo School Board has new look
ANTIGO — There was a shake-up on the Antigo School Board following Thursday night’s special meeting. The board has new officers following the meeting, while the board’s former president resigned from his position effective immediately, marking a change in the district’s leadership. The changes leave the district’s governing body facing a transition as it continues its work on key school district matters. “I will announce that Danny Pyeatt has resigned from the board, effective immediately,” said Kristen Mattmiller, who was the acting president before elections were held. “I think we can recognize that may be where this is all coming from. So, if we could be respectful in the matter.” After Pyeatt’s resignation, Mike Parizek was elected president by a 5-3 vote in a one-round secret ballot. Jean Adams was named vice president in a three-round secret ballot; Danny Nicholson became treasurer; and Melissa Cornelius received the position of clerk. The motion to remove from office the current board president, vice president, treasurer and secretary passed 5-3 with Parizek, Adams, Nicholson, Cornelius and Randy Myers voting in favor and Mattmiller, Jill Mattek-Nelson and Angi Schreiber voting against. “At the time these officers were elected, we did not have a full
wcbu.org
Ali joins in announcement of consortium to boost training for riverway careers
Illinois Central College [ICC] and nine other schools across Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri will soon offer new training courses for careers in the maritime industry. Creation of the federally approved Corn Belt Ports Rural Maritime & Logistic Training & Education Consortium advanced with the signing of a memorandum of understanding during the annual meeting of the Illinois River Cities and Towns Initiative [IRCTI] at the Starved Rock Lodge and Conference Center near Oglesby.
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Change in leadership for Antigo Board of Education
The Antigo Board of Education held a special meeting at Antigo High School last week to reelect its officers, and discuss the future of the McKenna Aquatic Center. Five school board members requested the meeting in a letter last week to reelect a new president, vice president, treasurer and clerk of the board.
WSAW
Antigo Daily Journal
Hulman will bump, set and spike for Bryant and Stratton College
ANTIGO — Antigo’s Layla Hulman will soon be trading in her Red Robin wings for a chance to play as a Bobcat. The Antigo High School senior has committed to continue her volleyball and academic career by attending Bryant and Stratton College in Wauwatosa. “Throughout her time with Antigo volleyball, Layla has demonstrated dedication, hard work and leadership both on and off the court,” coach Brinna Mauk said during recent Senior Night festivities at Sheldon Fieldhouse. A daughter of Anthony (Michelle) Hulman and Calla (Nathan) Scheel, Hulman has cited her intention to pursue a nursing degree while also playing volleyball for the Bobcat squad. “As a senior captain, she has been an important part of our program in setting an example for her teammates,” Mauk continued, giving kudos to the middle hitter who has earned frequent accolades both on and off the court. Bryant and Stratton is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association, the second largest national intercollegiate athletic organization in the U.S., featuring over 500 member schools across 44 states. “We can’t wait to see what her future holds,” Mauk said.
marshfieldareasports.com
Marathon surges past Spencer/Columbus football
SPENCER – Marathon trailed at the end of the first quarter before ripping off five unanswered touchdowns and defeated Spencer/Columbus Catholic 35-7 in the Central Wisconsin Conference and regular-season football finale for both teams on Friday night at Spencer High School. Jack Hoeper scored on a 29-yard touchdown run...