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Montello, WI · Education
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A Share of Badger Small Title Is On The Line Tonight At Derleth Field!
The Beaver Dam High School football team will host Edgewood Friday night in a huge Badger Small Conference showdown at HH Derleth Field. Both teams enter the regular-season finale with 6-1 overall records and 5-0 conference marks. The winner will earn at least a share of the Badger Small Conference championship.
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Meet Horicon’s School Board Clerk
School Board Clerk, Lisa Bischoff, was appointed to the Board of Education in July of 2023. She also serves as the WASB Delegate - Alternate and on the Curriculum Committee and Facilities and Finance Committee. Bischoff graduated from Horicon High School and UW-Oshkosh for college. After graduation, she returned to...
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Wisconsin high school football: Top 10 Week 8 matchups
Week 8 games to watch All listed games are scheduled for Friday at 7 p.m. Waunakee (6-1) at Monona Grove (7-0) The winner of the Badger Large Conference showdown will clinch at least a share of the league title. Waunakee has won six straight games since opening the season with a loss to Muskego. Running back Eli Drangstveit leads a Warriors offense that averages 38 points per game while the defense allows just over eight points per contest. Monona Grove’s offense averages more than 45 points per game, led by quarterback Jaxon Zukowski , who has accounted for 28 touchdowns…
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Madison Schools Eye New West Side Middle School as City Booms by 100,000
Madison Metropolitan School District is weighing new attendance boundaries that could place a middle school on the west side and an elementary school on the east side. The second draft comes amid uneven capacity pressures: growth is expected in some areas even as district planning documents project an overall enrollment decline.
Daily Jefferson County Union
Sitkiewitz handily wins boys race as Fort claims Westby-Reed Invite title; Lakeside girls victorious
The boys competition at the Westby-Reed Invitational quickly turned into a two-horse race. By the end, Vinny Sitkiewitz was all alone, setting a blistering pace. Sitkiewitz, a senior for Fort Atkinson, won his home invitational in a personal-record time of 15 minutes, 37.3 seconds on Thursday at FAHS. “What stands out with Vinny is the way he won the race,” Fort Atkinson cross country coach Spencer Agnew said. “We talked about going out a little more conservative, but he got out fast which is impressive on our course. “We ran a flat course last week so for Vinny to go out even faster today impressive. Vinny looked strong, in control and dominant.” McFarland junior Willard Heitzman was within five seconds of Sitkiewitz at the mile mark and still within 20 seconds at the two-mile mark. By the time they crossed the finish line, Heitzman took second in 16:49.7, just ahead of senior teammate Blake Doolan (16:51.2). The Blackhawks reigned supreme in the team competition, scoring 36 points to clip McFarland by one in the seven-team event. Fort senior Jameson Stafford took fourth in 16:52.4 on a day all five of the Blackhawks’ scoring runners finished in the top 13. Sophomore
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UW-Madison's summer air conditioning woes cost $15.8 million
The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. On Oct. 8, the University of Wisconsin-Madison revealed the cost of its air conditioning problems over the summer: $15.8 million. A major chilled water line...
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Volleyball: Stoughton falls to Mount Horeb in conference finale
The Stoughton volleyball team capped off Badger Small Conference play with a 3-0 loss to Mount Horeb on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at Stoughton High School. Stoughton (4-21) finishes 1-6 in conference heading into the Badger Small Tournament, which will be held Saturday, Oct. 10, at Sauk Prairie High School. Junior...
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MMSD shows families draft school boundary changes as district plans for future growth
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Some Madison families could eventually see a change in where their children go to school as the Madison Metropolitan School District takes a districtwide look at attendance boundaries and how they may need to change as the city grows. MMSD is showing families draft boundary maps...
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Janesville school district gives voters another chance to ask questions about referendum
JANESVILLE, Wis. -- Voters looking for answers about the School District of Janesville's upcoming referendum will be in luck next week. The district will hold another meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 6-7:15 p.m. at Edison Middle School. District officials will present information on the referendum and answer questions from voters.
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Madison school district considers adding new west side middle school
The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. The Madison school district’s second draft of new attendance area maps would potentially build two new schools and change the boundaries for dozens of existing schools.
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Football: Verona bottles up Madison East in second straight shutout win
Everyday in practice, Verona junior defensive end Max Crimmings has a chance to test out a series of pass rush moves against one of the top offensive tackles in the state. The one-on-one pass rush work against senior Ethan McIntosh, a University of Wisconsin commit, has paid off. Crimmings had...
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UW-Madison professor wins Nobel Prize in physics
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics. UW-Madison officials said Tuesday that professor Francis Halzen was honored for his understanding of the astrophysical particles known as neutrinos, which are produced by the universe’s most energetic events. Halzen was named the...
Madison365
MMSD appoints Nasif K. Rogers as new senior executive director of schools and learning
The Madison Metropolitan School District has appointed Nasif K. Rogers as its new senior executive director of schools and learning. Rogers brings 17 years of experience in education, school leadership and equity-focused systems change. His background includes classroom instruction, instructional coaching, school administration, professional learning and organizational leadership, according to a press release from MMSD, and he has served as a teacher, principal, associate principal, director of equity and national director of diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Gutting Two-Year Colleges Leaves Rural Students Behind
Last May, just weeks before the end of the semester, students, staff and faculty at the University of Wisconsin—Platteville Baraboo Sauk County received the devastating news that the school was closing. Students scrambled to arrange transfers to other colleges, while employees tried to line up jobs elsewhere in the UW system. By the end of the month, ‘Boo U,’ as it was affectionately named, a fixture in south-central Wisconsin for nearly 60 years, was no more.
Madison365
Improve Your Tomorrow-Wisconsin showcases approach to supporting young men of color
Improve Your Tomorrow-Wisconsin (IYT) welcomed community members to Verona Area High School on Sept. 30 for a showcase highlighting its programming and the impact it is having on students across the state. The event offered an inside look at what IYT-Wisconsin Director Korbey White calls the organization’s “secret sauce” —...
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Madison365 Sports Wisconsin Class of 2031 Girls Basketball Watchlist
Wisconsin’s Class of 2031 is beginning to take shape, and the deeper Madison365 Sports looked at the class, the more difficult it became to keep the list small. So we stopped trying. The inaugural Madison365 Sports Wisconsin Class of 2031 Girls Basketball Watchlist features 89 players from across the...
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Composite four-star commit Cale Britt returns to Madison for an impactful weekend
Bishop Moore Catholic (Florida) 2028 composite four-star linebacker Cale Britt has had offers and interests from all over the country in his recruiting process, including from national powerhouse programs near and far. Over the summer, Britt realized he had found what he hoped for in Madison, Wisconsin, committing to Tuf Borland, Mike Tressel, Luke Fickell and the Badgers for his future.