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Schools

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May

Kaukauna musicians advance to state competition


Brian Roebke photo/Kaukauna High School students qualified for state solo/ensemble this spring. Front: Payton Kasel, Randi McMorrow, Josie Mikesh, Lizzy Campbell, and Aubrey Norred. Middle: Lauren Tews, Kiran Lison, Raigen Nass, and Reghan Millard. Back: Elliott Meyer, Hannah Breckheimer, Colin Vandeloo, Abby VanElzen, and Peter Lison. Not pictured: Leah McElhaney.
Wed
05
May

Autumn Davis is Little Chute High School student of the month


Autumn Davis
The Kiwanis Club of Little Chute, in an effort to recognize Little Chute High School students who excel in their club activities, has developed an award to honor these students.
Wed
05
May

Little Chute schools hire three new teachers

Three new hires were approved at the Little Chute School Board meeting last week.
Wed
05
May

LCCPA receives high national ranking

U.S. News has ranked Little Chute Career Pathways Academy No. 2 among Appleton/Wisconsin metro area high schools, No. 2,443 in national rankings, No. 66 among Wisconsin high schools, and No. 350 in national charter high schools.
Wed
05
May

Kimberly School Board discusses diversity, equity in district

Last Monday’s regular meeting of the Kimberly Board of Education began with recently-elected members Mary Pribbenow, Brad Siebers and Ammie Ebben taking the Oath of Office. Each will serve three-year terms.
Wed
05
May

Miller-Flynn earns 2021 Educator of the Year Award


Brian Roebke screenshot/Karla Miller-Flynn, a Kaukauna High School health education teacher, received the Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce’s 2021 Educator of the Year Award in a virtual ceremony Thursday evening.
Kaukauna High School health education teacher Karla Miller-Flynn received the 2021 Educator of the Year Award in a virtual ceremony Thursday evening, sponsored by the Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce.
Wed
28
Apr

Gov. Evers, DHS pledge $175 million to support COVID-19 testing in schools

Governor Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services announced the state has received more than $175 million in federal funding to develop a program to support school-based COVID-19 testing for teachers, staff, and students. 
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21
Apr

Kaukauna school board approves purchase of four vans


Brian Roebke photo/KASD Board President Chris Bouressa gives departing board member John Seckel a parting gift after he was not re-elected to a new term in office earlier this month.
The Kaukauna Area School District’s Board of Education approved the purchase of four vans for student transportation at last week’s meeting. Three of the vans will be used for special education but the fourth, which can transport up to 10, will be used for various reasons including required homeless student transportation.

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