Welcome to Wonewoc-Center School District - #WolvesofWC
Notes from Dr. Ennis, District Administrator:
Welcome to Wonewoc-Center Schools, Home of the Wolves.
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Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 26th at 5:30 p.m.
If you are coming, please remember it is a pot-luck!
Thank you Bling for the donation!
A big shout out to Bling of Wausau, WI, for the donation for flood victims in our area! Bling is a jewelry business in Wausau and Rita Hintz, Mrs. Bradley's sister-in-law, delivered a cart full of items. There are food items, bathroom/kitchen supplies, personal hygiene products, cleaning supplies, and bedding. Bling had made a post on Facebook looking for donations for the flood victims of our area. They have also delivered donations to the Reedsburg area. Thank you so much Bling, Rita Hintz and everyone that donated for helping the people in our area. Accepting the donation is:Ms. Noll, Mrs. Bradley, Rita Hintz, and Chief Ott.
New York over Spring Break!
Anyone is interested in attending the New York trip over spring break, to please contact Mrs. Baker ASAP if they have not signed up.
The Necedah DECA held a “Flooding Sucks” fundraiser to help support the flood victims from Wonewoc-Center. We would like to thank everyone who donated and helped make this happen! #wideca
A parent wrote: "Thank you to Necedah School DECA, players , parents and students for holding a fundraiser for flood relief for our community. Words can’t express how touched we are. Sports are sometimes about more than wins and losses."
OLA
Natural Resources
By Katelynn M
During the first semester of the 2018- 2019 school year our natural resource class consists of nine hard working students. We are spending every day that we can down at the OLA (Outdoor Learning Area), doing random things to help out the OLA. Our main priorities are flood cleanup, trail maintenance, prairie restoration, other environmental projects, and the restoration of the water mitigation system. We do different things every day and have different themes for them such as: Maintenance Mondays, Trailway Tuesdays, Wilderness Wednesdays, Trailway Thursdays, and Funky Fridays. On Mondays we try to fix things that have been damaged by the flood. Trailway Tuesday and Thursdays we focus on opening up the trails through the OLA. We remove brush and plants that just don’t belong there. On Wednesdays we focus on the prairie restoration project removing Burr Oak and other brush and identifying prairie plants and ways to help it grow. On Funky Fridays we work on controlling the water levels and restoring mitigation system. We’re focusing a lot on the beavers and removing the dams they have built inside the culverts under the road. Feel free to come down and check out our progress, we look forward to seeing what we will accomplish.
Resources to Assist Juneau County Residents
Here is a compiled list of resources to assist Juneau County Residents.
Salvation Army Flood Kits and bottled water can be found at the Hatch Public Library, 111 West State Street Mauston, WI. Hours M-TH 9AM-8PM, Friday 9AM-5PM, Saturday 9AM-3PM.
Salvation Army Flood Kits at Mauston City Hall 303 Mansion St. Mauston and Lyndon Station City Hall 116 Lemonweir St Lyndon Station, WI.
Cleaning Supplies, bottled water, hygiene products, pet food, and toilet paper are all at the Mauston United Methodist Church 420 Suszycki Dr. Mauston. Open M-F 8 am to noon and by appointment 608-847-5964 or Kathy Engelman at 608-548-8885.
Volunteers needed for clean up, tear out and many other things. Please contact Deb Burkhalter at 608-479-1181 if you can help.
Flood Supplies at Winding Rivers Church N6774 Germantown Road, New Lisbon
St. Vincent De Paul's is assisting flood victims with clothing and shoes, 925 W State Street Mauston, WI. Questions call 608-847-6235.
Food Pantries in the affected municipalities in the country are assisting flood victims. Please call your city food pantry for hours. Mauston Food Pantry 608-847-5454, Elroy Food Pantry at Grace Lutheran Church 608-462-5398, Wonewoc Food Pantry 608-464-3998.
Salvation Army questions or donations please call Kathleen Engelman 608-548-8885.
If you have questions or need to fill out disaster paperwork please contact Gervace C. Thompson at 608-847-9393 for information and assistance. If he is not available please leave a message.
BASE
Parents picking up BASE students should use the middle school doors.
Finding a "Best Fit" College
Wonewoc Public Library is holding a workshop for high school students and parents.
Because we are starting a week later than originally planned we will need to make up instructional minutes. Starting the week of September 17, 2018, Middle and High School will have a 20-minute homeroom added to the school day. School will be dismissed at 3:29 p.m. This will be for the first semester only. Elementary students will be dismissed at 3:25 p.m. starting September 17, 2018.
SafeSchools Alert - Report It!
Wonewoc-Center School District
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SafeSchools Alert is our district's tip reporting service. If you have information about a threat to our safety, do your part and report it! And remember, you can remain anonymous.
It is the intent of the Wonewoc-Center School District that the information on its website be accessible to individuals with disabilities in compliance with the requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and its implementing regulations at 34 C.F.R. Part 104, and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and its implementing regulations at 28 C.F.R. Part 35.
If you have difficulty accessing information on the District’s website due to a disability, please contact us at webmaster@wc.k12.wi.usand provide the URL (web address) of the material you tried to access, the problem you experienced and your contact information, including your name, email address and phone number, so that we can contact you and accommodate your needs.
Grievances can be filed with the District using the procedures established by the Wonewoc-Center School District Board of Education as outlined in policy 2260.01 (Section 504/ADA prohibition against discrimination based on disability). For more information or to obtain forms contact Dr. Ennis; ennisha@wc.k12.wi.us; 608-464-3165 ext. 150; 101 School Road, Wonewoc, WI 53968
District Section 504 Coordinator: Ms Noll; nollmic@wc.k12.wi.us; 608-464-3165 ext. 117; 101 School Road, Wonewoc, WI 53968
District Title II Coordinator: Ms Thompson; thomsal@wc.k12.wi.us; 608-464-3165 ext. 129; 101 School Road, Wonewoc, WI 53968
