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Schools

Wed
17
Jun

Little Chute School Board accepts Fellowship Christian Athletes student organization

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Little Chute School Board last week accepted a new student organization, the Fellowship Christian Athletes, on a one-year trial basis.
Wed
17
Jun

Super mileage vehicles presented at Kimberly School Board meeting

By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kimberly School Board was presented with a demonstration of super mileage vehicles at last week’s meeting held at Kimberly High School. The program had a clean sweep of awards last year and the board was given an update on their success at the meeting.
Wed
10
Jun

Kaukauna Area Board of Education reviews budgets

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Budgets were the main discussion points during the regular meeting of the Kaukauna Area School District Board of Education held Monday, June 1, at Kaukauna High School.
Wed
03
Jun

NDLC holds Leadership Day

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Students at New Directions Learning Community in Kaukauna practiced leadership by doing on Friday, May 29, when they held their first Leadership Day at the Kaukauna charter school.
Wed
03
Jun

Little Chute School Board approves employee handbooks

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The employee handbook and the staff with individual contracts handbooks were approved by the Little Chute School Board last week.
The staff with individual contracts handbook added references to trainings, procedures for visiting classrooms and student supervision.
Wed
03
Jun

INCubator class ends with Kaukauna students earning $2,400Brian

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Electric City Detailing was the winner of $1,000 and bragging rights among their classmates after being judged as having the best business proposal at the “Final Pitch” INCubator presentations on Friday, May 22, at Kaukauna High School.
Wed
03
Jun

Kaukauna school board agrees to terminate Meyer’s teaching contract

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The First Amendment to the United States Constitution gives people a right to free speech but former Kaukauna High School social studies teacher Patrick Meyer learned there can be repercussions for that.
Wed
27
May

Kaukauna teacher wins hydroponic system to grow student learning

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Kaukauna teacher Nick Mees, a grade 7-8 science teacher at River View Middle School, was recently named the winner of a EdRack Hydroponic System valued at $5,000 and has integrated the system into his classroom learning.

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