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Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay East alum Billy Yang hired as boys basketball coach
The Green Bay East boys basketball team has found a temporary solution to its coaching vacancy. The school has named Billy Yang as the interim coach for this season, helping to quickly fill the void created earlier this month when James DeVault stepped down after four seasons. Yang, a 2007 East graduate, is the third consecutive boys basketball coach at the school to be an alum, following Rick Rosinski (1987) and DeVault (2003). Despite taking over so late in the offseason, he isn't a stranger to players thanks to his work with Rise Up Athletics. The nonprofit organization was founded in 2022 by former East athlete Kyle Cropsey and helps train and develop future Red Devils athletes. Yang was busy in meetings and not immediately available to speak, but it’s clear others are big supporters of him and what he can offer the team. “Coach Yang brings a tremendous passion for working with young athletes and helping them grow, both on and off the court,” East athletic director Steph Mathu said. “His experience working with many of our players, combined with a commitment to teaching fundamentals, leadership and sportsmanship, makes him an outstanding choice for our basketball program. “He understands
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Shawano School District Responds to Bullying Concerns Following Parent Complaints
SHAWANO, WI – The Shawano School District is addressing growing concerns about bullying after several parents took to social media to share their frustrations with how incidents involving their children have been handled. Some parents have publicly stated they have removed their children from district schools because they believe...
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Shawano schools joining social media suit
The Shawano School District has agreed to join a class action lawsuit against social media companies, including Meta, TikTok, ByteDance, Snap and Google after the board approved a resolution Oct. 26. The resolution allows the district to execute a retainer agreement with the law firms of Lieff Cabraser Heimann and...
The Post-Crescent
Appleton admin assistant is a lifelong Brewers fan | Hallway Voices
For Appleton West High School administrative assistant Debby Andrews , baseball is part of her family and a lifelong passion. "I just can't get enough," she said. Her father played amateur baseball when she was younger, her son Matt Andrews has caught balls in the bullpen for the Timber Rattlers, and her daughter Megan Andrews works in food and beverage service at the stadium. During the summer, Debby can often be found working at the stadium with Megan, too. She's also passed Brewers fandom on to her grandchildren, she said; her 6-year-old granddaughter is a fan of Cooper Pratt. She told the Post-Crescent that it was "exciting" to see the Brewers on their World series run – especially since she's seen a number of the current Brewers team work their way up to the big leagues through the Timber Rattlers. More: Timber Rattlers helped Brewers stars build 'winning culture' "That connection there makes it more special," Debby said, adding, "I hope the ride continues and those magic moments go their way." Here's what else she told us. How long have you been a fan of the Brewers? I've been a fan from little on. We'd taken trips from the Upper
NBC26
Green Bay school's bilingual kindergarten unites English, Spanish speakers
GREEN BAY (NBC26) — Doty Elementary is teaching its youngest students differently this school year, enrolling kindergartners in a two-way bilingual program where English and Spanish-speaking children learn alongside one another — and serve as second instructors for their peers. Langlade and Doty Elementary merged this school year,...
Eagle Herald
Marinette School District passes budget amid state funding pressures
MARINETTE — The Marinette School District Board of Education’s annual budget hearing focused on a difficult balance: keeping costs controlled while managing limited state revenue, changing enrollment and uncertainty about future funding. After approving the agenda and receiving no public comment, the board heard an overview of the district’s 2026-27 revenue and expenditure assumptions. Finance Director Sean Kelly said the district’s revenue limit is $11,975 per pupil, among the lowest in Wisconsin. Kelly attributed the district’s constrained funding to state policies dating back to the 1990s, which limit the amount districts can raise through property taxes and state equalization aid. “Even at the state average, we are $1,000 off,” Kelly said. Kelly added that matching the average would mean roughly $2 million for Marinette. Enrollment is also shaping the district’s planning. Kelly described a gradual decline, while noting that two relatively large classes are still in the system: recent senior classes have numbered 155 to 170 students. After those classes graduate, the district expects enrollment to settle into a more typical range of about 125 to 150 students per class. Kelly credited staff with adapting programs and services to changing class sizes. The revenue forecast assumes flat per-pupil categorical aid
Advance Titan
UWO business students debut brand new coffee shop
UW-Oshkosh School of Business students debuted their Titan Gold Coffee enterprise and a coffee cart that provided students with free coffee sponsored by Chancellor Manohar Singh on Wednesday, Oct. 21. “At UWO, we want students to graduate with more than knowledge. We want them to have the confidence and experience...
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Shawano School District Presents Balanced 2026-27 Budget Despite Declining Enrollment and Reduced State Aid
SHAWANO, WI – The Shawano School District is moving forward with a balanced budget for the 2026-27 school year, but declining student enrollment and a reduction in state aid are creating financial challenges and placing additional pressure on local property taxpayers. During the district’s annual meeting, Brian Kadlec presented...
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Bonduel football players earn all-conference honors
Bonduel High School senior Carter Moesch was named the Packerland Conference offensive player of the year in his role as running back, while teammate Jackson Krause, a junior, was honored as offensive lineman of the year. Members of the Bears named to the all-conference first team offense were senior Quinn...
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Manitowoc Public School District to Set Tax Levy
The Manitowoc Public School District is taking some action before approving its 2027 budget. In a special meeting tonight, the school board will set its tax levy. They could also review 2026-2027 budget amendments before discussing future committee meeting dates. The school district’s proposed budget projects a tax levy of...
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SASD Shines Light on Sheboygan South Students’ Service Day Work
The Sheboygan Area School District has highlighted the recent work of its students. October 21st served as Sheboygan South High School’s annual Service Day, an event that has gained momentum since its implementation in 2015. Since the inception of South High’s Service Day, it has grown into an all-day...
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Suring stays alive in WIAA 8-player playoffs
Kroix Kempka ran for a team-high 164 yards and scored three touchdowns in Suring’s 42-22 win over Sevastopol. (Greg Seubert) Suring football coach Mitch Taylor and his staff didn’t have to think too hard to come up with an offensive game plan for the Eagles in their 8-player playoff matchup with Sevastopol.
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Sheboygan Area School District Liaison Recognized for Student and Family Support
Education / Sheboygan Area School District Liaison Recognized for Student and Family Support. Sheboygan Area School District’s district-wide McKinney-Vento Liaison, Amee Dulmes, was recognized as a Bay-Lakes Council Frontline Hero for her work helping students and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability access support that can help them stay engaged in school.
WFRV Local 5
HSSPX: Neenah earns postseason revenge over De Pere
(WFRV) – This week on High School Sports Xtra, we break down Level 1 of the WIAA football playoffs, including our Game of the Week matchup between Neenah and De Pere. Plus, we sit down for an exclusive interview with Kaukauna wrestling head coach Jeff Matczak as he reflects on his career and looks ahead […]
Eagle Herald
Menominee High School Athletic Hall of Fame unveils Class of 2027
MENOMINEE — On May 1, eight athletes from four different eras will join the elite list of Maroons able to call themselves members of the Menominee High School Athletic Hall of Fame. From football to baseball to gymnastics, nearly every sport under the map is represented by the Class of 2027. Comprising this year’s crop of inductees are: Jack Walter Parker, Timothy James Rosemeyer, Jim Uecke, the 1982 girls gymnastics team, Jeff Nason, Colleen (McShane) Johnson, Lee Rankinen and Jason Hofer. The Menominee High School Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place at the Pullman House in Menominee. Ticket information will be available at a later date. The EagleHerald will profile each inductee beginning in February. Jack Walter Parker (Class of 1962)Strength was the name of Jack Parker’s game, in more ways than one. Parker was an outstanding athlete who played football, basketball and baseball. He also competed in the 100 and 200-yard sprints as well shot put for the Menominee track and field team. He was a fullback for the Northern Michigan University football team, but a greater purpose soon beckoned. Parker quit school and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, serving in the Vietnam War.