Students in grades 6-8 and 10 have set their brackets to track the outcomes of MMM2021. MMM is created and directed by Professor Katie Hinde, Arizona State University. This year students researched the 65 animals featured in the four divisional categories prior to making their picks and ultimately predicting the Champion. They eagerly await to see who will be the Champion this year!
Students can follow along and see updates from the battles all this month.
2021 Zaner-Bloser Handwriting Contest winners. They all now move onto the state finals. They are:
Fisher, Jaida, Emily, Xander, Freya, Lilian, Williamson, and Cydney (not in picture)
Listen to our newest student author!
Student papers on the way to the MOON!
One sixth-grade student, Julia Pratt; four fifth-grade students, Jaylyn Nickchen, Xander Weilbaker, Tristan Krueger, and Allison Bennett; and two fourth-grade students, Jaida Mann and George Findlay, who wrote essays for a contest that was sponsored by NASA’s Future Engineers Artemis Moon to Mars Program were invited to a special NASA virtual event on March 23rd with the astronaut, Ricky Arnold, and the Associate Administrator of Human Exploration and Operations, Kathy Lueders. In December, each student submitted an essay that describes the attributes and skills of a pod of astronauts that they would bring with them if they had the opportunity to lead an expedition, 250,000 miles to the Moon for one week. They also wrote about a robot or piece of technology that they would leave on the Moon to help future astronauts explore the area. Although our students did not advance to the semi-finalists for this contest, they got to hear first-hand about what it’s like to live and work in space aboard the International Space Station, as well as listen for their questions to be answered. On top of that, each student will not only receive a certificate from NASA for their participation but their essays, which are only seven of the 14,000 that were submitted, will be flown to circle the Moon in November of 2021 on the test run of the Orion capsule and rocket that will launch it on the mission, Artemis 1. Then, we all will await with these students for another test launch mission, Artemis 2 in 2023, and finally the mission, Artemis 3 in 2024, which will carry astronauts to the Moon once again!
Door Decoration Contest
Thank you to all the Homerooms that participated in the Women's History and African American History Door Decoration Contest. I truly hope you learned something new about pivotal women or African American's across the world. Judges loved all the entries and one even jokingly requested we come and decorate a door for them! We ended up with a tie for first place, since their doors represented very similar, creative, and research driven creations. Congratulations to students in Mrs. Grzelak and Mrs. Johnson's Homeroom. This Friday the Kindness Cart will be making a delivery.
We’re proud to congratulate our #SamsungSolve team for being recognized as 2020-2021 Honorable Mention Recipients! They’re hard and smart work is rightly celebrated in this national contest to develop #STEM solutions that address local issues. Our middle and high school students have partnered with Gathering Ground and the TPAC to create a Forest Pathway, establish a school forest, and ultimately an outdoor learning space.
Scholastic's The Hardest Math Problem Challenge:
Congratulations! Your student(s) correctly answered Challenge 1 of The Hardest Math Problem contest. They are eligible to compete in Challenge 2 for a chance to win a laptop and $5,000 for a college savings account! Plus, the three teachers of the Grand Prize-winning students will receive $500!
Your student(s) who correctly answered Challenge 1: Cameron M., Cydney K., Mangus P. and Tommy P.
The TPAC has put together the Trueblood Performing Arts Center Short Film Contest. The rules, with a little preface, are attached to this email. The filming is performed with a smartphone and the film length is capped at 4 minutes.
Women in the NFL: Callie Brownson (Cleveland Browns) April 14th
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. (EST)
The Pro Football Hall of Fame will offer a special “Women in the NFL” program on Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at noon (ET) with the current Chief of Staff from the Cleveland Browns, Callie Brownson.
The program provides students the opportunity to learn first-hand what it took beyond athletic ability to achieve success on and off the field.
Brownson, who was hired by new Browns Head Coach Kevin Stefanski in 2020, is the Chief of Staff with the organization, working with departments from Football Ops to Public Relations to the locker-room staff – the liaison to the rest of the organization for Coach Stefanski.
Growing up in Alexandria, Virginia – sports were a focal point of her life. She attended George Mason University and after a last-minute tryout with the DC Divas of the Women’s Football Alliance started her 8-year playing career, where she was a 4-time All-American. She also went on to win a Gold Medal with Team USA at the International Federation of American Football Women’s World Championship (IFAF) in 2013 and 2017.
She started her football coaching career in 2015 with her local Mount Vernon High School team, eventually earning a spot with the New York Jets in 2017 as a personnel scouting intern. After a stop at Dartmouth College, where she became the first full-time female coach in Division One Football History in 2018, she rejoined the NFL ranks with the Buffalo Bills in 2019 as a coaching intern. Coach Stefanski saw her potential and brought her in to his Cleveland Browns organization in 2020. On November 29th, 2020, she became the first woman to work as a position coach in NFL History when she filled in as the Browns’ Tight End Coach.
Any school can connect to the Heart of a Hall of Famer program via a PC/MAC/IOS/Android device or a traditional video conferencing system. There are limited interactive and video conferencing system spots are available, and the first 7 schools to register will receive those spots. If you register and are not one of the first 7 schools, you can still be part of the program — as a “view only” school. You still will be able to access the chat function to ask Ms. Brownson a question.
A session is available to grades 4th-12th and is free of charge, thanks to our sponsors at Extreme Networks! For more information or to register, please contact our Education Department at Education@ProFootballHOF.com or register below!
Due to the differences in how schools are operating this year, we ask that you only register for this program if your students will be in the classroom. If your students are not in the classroom during this time, please see the information below on how to view the live stream of this program!
We will be streaming the program on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s YouTube page and will take questions from students throughout the program. To participate, all you will need to do is:
To ask a question, comment on the post with the following information:
First Name of Student
Name of Teacher
Name/Location of School
Question for Gold Jacket
View the Program by using the button below. The program will be taking place at Noon (ET) on April 14.
Door County Public Health is sending out a COVID-19 vaccination survey. Please share with your parents and staff members to help us to get a well-rounded understanding of what our community needs.
Link to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6J638FG
DPI is collecting data on internet speeds across the state
As part of our efforts, DPI is collaborating with Measurement Lab (M-Lab) to collect data on internet connection speeds across Wisconsin. DPI will use M-Lab’s internet speed test data to create detailed reports and to provide maps of internet speeds across the state. These reports can help the Governor’s Task Force on Broadband Access and other broadband task groups target initiatives to improve internet speeds and performance. In order to get an accurate picture of the state, we need a lot of data. That’s where you come in.
We’re writing to invite you to participate in this collection to help us accurately measure residential internet speeds in your community.
For more detailed information, refer to the Broadband Speed Test page on the DPI website.
Random Acts of Kindness
Our teachers have been submitting random acts of kindness they have witnessed our students do. Today we picked 10 random winners to get an award and visit from the Kindness Cart.
"Peace and Great Joy" A 2020 Holiday Greeting - Mike McGowan
Student made ornaments being sent to the state capital at the request of the Governor. According to the request:
"Instead of having a Holiday Tree in the Capitol, we’re going to showcase the great work of our students a little differently this year by sharing "Hope" at veteran’s homes, hospitals, and nursing homes across our state."
Veterans Day Cards
WISD 4-5th graders making Veteran's Day cards for those Washington Island vets.
High School Academic Decathlon Team Advances to Regionals!
Washington Island placed 35th overall in order to be one of the 45 teams who will compete at Regionals on January 8, 2021. This is the second year in a row the team has advanced.
Kindness Door Decorating Contest
Students in grades 4K-11 depicted either the theme "Random Acts of Kindness" or "Kindness is Contagious" in order to support National Kindness Day on Friday, November 13. Ms. Wagner's 1st and 2nd grade class won the most votes from the judges. They earned a visit from the Kindness Cafe Cart which provided milk and warm chocolate chip cookies.
Door County Parents - Excellent Resource
“Working together and supporting families.”
The Door County Partnership for Children and Families, together with our partner organizations, is dedicated to connecting people to resources through a family centered approach in order to achieve social emotional well-being and school success.
We will work collaboratively with community service providers to create a safe and welcoming environment. By increasing access to resources, families will feel equal, respected, and supported so children will be successful in school.
Gov. Evers Welcomes Wisconsin Students Back to School with a Video Message
MADISON — As many school districts enter their first or second week of the 2020-21 school year, Gov. Tony Evers shared a video message welcoming students back to school and thanking educators and staff for their good work to ensure a safe, quality education for every student. The governor’s video message is available for use here.
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“A Lifetime of Success" - Mike McGowan for Door County Families on Social and Emotional Learning
If children are going to learn to become self aware and manage their own feelings and behavior, they need to learn and master a set of skills. Social and Emotional Learning helps students recognize and manage emotions, demonstrate care for others, form healthy relationships all while making responsible decisions. Mike discusses why children need to learn these skills and why the Door County schools are focusing on social emotional learning this year. After all, we just want our children to be happy and successful. This video is sponsored by the wonderful people at the United Way of Door County.
WEF will continue to be a resource for our students and schools.
As in the past, we'll need your help to get our students and families pointed in WEFs direction. We're expecting nearly 100 colleges, universities, military branches, and specialty schools to participate in the college fair portion. Register Now!
Offering a monthly virtual college fair from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m., followed by 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. interactive financial aid presentation.
Today (9/4/2020) we celebrated our first week of school and we reminded ourselves WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER by wearing T-shirts designed by one of our students, Breanna!
The Washington Island School District has successfully opened the door to all our students, in person and virtual! We missed all our students and are so happy to see them back! We are attentive to the students well being, health and safety as we have many precautions in place during this time. The staff is excited and positive about this educational challenge! Go BUCKS!
The teachers and staff of the Washington Island School District are missing the students as much as their students are missing them, so they found a creative way to reach out and say HELLO! Stay well, and push through, you are loved by all of us. Together we are stronger.
Student appreciation Week
Dress like a rock star day
Rockstar winner selection
Green Bay Packers virtual event for Washington Island Elementary
The Green Bay Packers and Brown County United Way are inviting you to meet Packers Linebacker Oren Burks to discuss character in the time of COVID-19. Oren will be sharing the story of his journey to the NFL and what has made the difference for him in his life.
Please join us!
What: Green Bay Packers and Brown County United Way Character Playbook Webinar
When: Friday, May 22nd at 10:30am CST -11:00am CST - sign on by 10:20am
Washington Island School has been recognized as a Sprout School! The Science Professional Learning Committee (PLC) has been working hard on determining what our goals is to be a Green & Healthy School. We determined goals in the areas of reducing environmental impacts and costs as a District, increasing health and wellness of students and staff, and improving our environmental and sustainability literacy. We emphasized on building our connection with Gathering Ground, the Island community, and to continue to develop our Forest Education program. Congratulations WISD - next stop is the status of a Seedling School! Go BUCKS!
Michele Gay, Co-founder and Executive Director Safe and Sound Schools
Alissa Parker, Co-founder and Director of Outreach, Safe and Sound Schools
Dr. CJ Huff, Former Superintendent Joplin Schools, MO and Advisor to Safe and Sound Schools
Additional videos from Mike McGowan
All, I wanted to send along the latest 2 videos I’ve done. The first addresses “Staying Positive”. In many counties in our state there has been dramatic increases in Emergency services due to Mental Health Issues, drug overdoses and suicide attempts. Southeastern Wisconsin we have seen a 70% increase in March and April of those Emergency responses form the same period last year. Not everyone is coping with the current conditions. (Handout attached)
The second video you may share with your Activities/Athletic Director. I know many of them do Code of Conduct talks and have heard they are looking for resources to share online if they cannot do those meetings in person. My “Leadership” video is a brief message to co-curricular students, coaches and families.
If there is anything specific you need me to do for you, simply ask. I have been asked by numerous districts to develop several videos for distribution during the summer leading up to the 2020-2021 school year. I will be doing those videos soon, and schools can distribute them as they wish during the next several months.
Thanks again for participating, and stay well. Mike
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Students will once again have the opportunity to actually tune into a live webinar hosted by the Hall of Fame. This time we will take a look at our program “Kanas Comet’s Roommate.” This program examines the relationship between Gold Jacket Gale Sayers and his teammate Brian Piccolo. Not only will students examine the historical implications of being one of the first black/white roommates in the NFL, but also the character traits each of these players displayed in order to overcome adversity both on and off the field. This webinar will take place Monday, May 18 from noon to 1 p.m. ET.
Heart of a Hall of Famer: Cris Carter
May 21st 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (CST)
During this time where students and teachers are learning and teaching from home, the Pro Football Hall of Fame will once again offer its highly popular Heart of a Hall of Famer series, powered by Extreme Networks, on Thursday, May 21st, 2020 at 12:00PM ET with Gold Jacket and Class of 2013 Inductee Cris Carter. The program provides students the opportunity to learn first-hand what it took beyond athletic ability to achieve success on and off the field.
Cris Carter, a fourth-round pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1987 Supplemental Draft, started his pro career on a high note as his first NFL catch came on a 22-yard touchdown play in a game against St. Louis Cardinals. Carter's career started slowly as he showed occasional flashes of brilliance during his three seasons with the Eagles, but consistent success did not begin until after he joined the Minnesota Vikings in 1990. Over the next 12 seasons in Minnesota, Carter developed into one of the game's most prolific pass receivers. Carter set a then-NFL record in 1994 for receptions in a season when he hauled in 122 passes for 1,256 yards and scored 7 touchdowns. His finest season came one year later when, in 1995, he registered his second straight 122-catch season and amassed a career-high 1,371 yards and 17 touchdowns. His two-year total of 244 catches was the most in NFL history.
Known for his durability, Carter played full 16-game seasons in 13 of his 16 years in the NFL. He finished his 234-game career as the NFL's second all-time leading receiver with 1,101 receptions for 13,899 yards. A member of the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1990s, Carter had 10 or more touchdowns in a season six times and led the NFL in receiving touchdowns three times (1995, 1997, and 1999). He recorded 70 or more catches in a season 10 times and had 100-yard receiving games 42 times during his career.
We will be streaming the program LIVE on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Facebook page and will take questions from students throughout the program. To participate, all you will need to do is:
United Way of Door County wants to hear about child care needs!
Child care is an important community-wide issue, and United Way wants to hear from as many parents as possible in order to understand how the COVID-19 epidemic and "Safer at Home" mandate have impacted parents' needs and concerns.
The estimated amount of time it takes to complete the survey is 15-20 minutes. Please share the link with parents of children younger than 13 who live or work in Door County any time during the year (year round or seasonal)."
If you live or work in Door County and have one or more children younger than 13 who you would like to have child care for at least occasionally (or you expect to have a child in the next 9 months), please complete this survey.
If you have any questions, please contact United Way. We apologize if you receive this information more than once in the upcoming week, we are just hoping to get as many answers as we can.
CATCH Health at Home
Classroom teachers are working so hard to create excellent, interactive lessons online. I just learned about a great new web-based resource for teaching nutrition & health, CATCH Health at Home. The program offers free and evidence-based material from the Coordinated Approach to Child Health (CATCH). (There is also a piece that can be purchased as an extra, but the CATCH Health at Home is free) You can enroll as an educator or as a parent, and identify your audience as Pre-K through Grade 8 children. Materials are in English and Spanish.
What a perfect Teacher Appreciation Day email—free lesson plans!
Please see the Earth Day Letter Home for information on activities for Friday, April 24th.
Breakout EDU daily at 1:00 PM (updated 4/27)
Door County Schools - additional video
Mike McGowan has been asked by some younger students to help them with boredom and fatigue. Mr. McGowan answered these emails with this video - Student Backup Plan to Stay Active and Healthy. He indicated he directed this information to 3rd-12th grade students. The other three videos have been placed onto the WISD COVID-19 Resource Page. Again, please refer to his biography, as his contact email is in this. He is always available for you to share your concerns, questions and comments. Thank you.
Mike McGowan: biography and credentials:
Michael McGowan is President of McGowan and Associates, a training and consultation firm specializing in school, workplace and family issues. He works with helping agencies, companies, schools, parent groups, and students as a trainer, consultant and motivational speaker. Mr. McGowan has spent the last twenty-five years working with families and children. He worked as an educator, a family counselor, an addiction counselor, an administrator and trainer. He has directed state certified training programs and rehabilitation programs. During the last twenty five years he has given presentations to over one hundred thousand people each year and has trained thousands of social service workers, educators, students, parents, coaches and administrators worldwide. Additionally, he has worked with social service agencies, the department of corrections, professional athletes and teams from the NFL and MLB, and dozens of private companies as a trainer and consultant. His experience also includes numerous published articles and guest appearances on radio and television. Mr. McGowan is a renowned speaker whose presentations are personal and inspirational. Mike is available via his web page, if you want to connect with him directly. Please feel free to contact him at michael07@aol.com , if he can assist you in any way.
Pro sports leagues offer free tools for online learning
Brennan Scarlett (Zach Tarrant/Houston Texans)
The NFL, NHL and MLB are offering collections of learning activities designed to support remote instruction amid the coronavirus pandemic. Among the offerings listed in this blog post are mini workouts, science lessons and read-aloud sessions with players from the Houston Texans, including linebacker and literacy advocate Brennan Scarlett.
Here are three videos created by Mike McGowan, for Door County Schools. Mr. McGowan's time and expertise were a result of a United Way Grant, intended to assist school communities, students, as well as parents-guardians during this time. Thank you for taking the time to watch them, and discuss the content with your families and children. Mike is available via his web page, if you want to connect with him directly. Please feel free to contact him at michael07@aol.com , if he can assist you in any way.
Mike McGowant: biography and credentials:
Michael McGowan is President of McGowan and Associates, a training and consultation firm specializing in school, workplace and family issues. He works with helping agencies, companies, schools, parent groups, and students as a trainer, consultant and motivational speaker. Mr. McGowan has spent the last twenty-five years working with families and children. He worked as an educator, a family counselor, an addiction counselor, an administrator and trainer. He has directed state certified training programs and rehabilitation programs. During the last twenty five years he has given presentations to over one hundred thousand people each year and has trained thousands of social service workers, educators, students, parents, coaches and administrators worldwide. Additionally, he has worked with social service agencies, the department of corrections, professional athletes and teams from the NFL and MLB, and dozens of private companies as a trainer and consultant. His experience also includes numerous published articles and guest appearances on radio and television. Mr. McGowan is a renowned speaker whose presentations are personal and inspirational.
Here are some additional resources provided by the Brown County United Way:
United Way Worldwide and the NFL are now offering the Character Playbook, and Mental Wellness program for free to families, as a way to keep kids/families engaged during this time. THE WISD is passing this on to families and students to use. Here is the info:
Parents follow this link to access the online courses Character Playbook, Mental Wellness Basics, and other resources from @EVERFI. Visit CharacterPlaybook.com to learn more!
They also provided additional offline resources for parents and families for continued learning at home:
5th grade students have built their own underwater ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle), which they've nicknamed "Ramona" to compete in the National SeaPerch Competition. They will use their ROV to compete in two challenges, an underwater obstacle course, and a waterway cleanup mission. They have been practicing twice a week in the REC pool to prepare for competitions. They will be graded based on time and tasks completed. They are going to Green Bay on Feb 22 to compete against 20 teams to try and qualify for Nationals.
Too learn more about the National SeaPerch Competition, visit seaperch.org
Thank you to the Washington Island Observer for allowing us to post the Bucks Bulletin section of the paper on our website. Please visit the Bucks Bulletin tab to view the latest news.
Spelling Bee
Participants and winners from the Spelling Bee held Thursday evening, January 30, 2020
Geo Bee
GeoBee classroom winners, Alli, TJ, Emily, Julia, Cameron, Tommy, Jaxin, and Jocelyn, competed in the School Bee on Jan. 23. The winner of the school GeoBee was Julia who answered an incredibly hard question correctly! Congratulations, Julia!
The Washington Island School District is proud to announce that the district's After School science program will be featured this upcoming Tuesday, January 22nd, as part of Fox 11's S.T.E.A.M. educational recognition series. The story will air in Good Day Wisconsin between 6-8 a.m., Fox 11 News at 5 and Fox 11 News at 9. The full feature can be viewed on Fox 11's website by clicking the blue link above.
The highlighting of our District's innovative work in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (S.T.E.A.M.) is brought to you in a coordinated effort by our District, Fox 11, and CESA 7.
The Washington Island School District is proud to announce that the district's "ROV Program" will be featured this upcoming Tuesday, February 26th as part of Fox 11's S.T.E.A.M. educational recognition series. The story will air in Good Day Wisconsin between 6-8 a.m., Fox 11 News at 5 and Fox 11 News at 9. The full feature can be viewed on Fox 11's website by clicking the blue link above. The highlighting of our District?s innovative work in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (S.T.E.A.M.) is brought to you in a coordinated effort by our District, Fox 11, and CESA 7.
This link is to another video provided by CESA7 that documents the Day of Service provided by Death's Door Spirits this past Fall.
Washington Island School Named Wisconsin State Winner in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest
Here is a link to Mrs. Dahlke's Solve for Tomorrow page that gives an updated status and lists what we were able to purchase with the contest winnings:
Selected from thousands of entries nationwide, Washington Island School on Washington Island has been named the Wisconsin state winner in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest for its proposed plan to address Wastewater Treatment.
The Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest encourages teachers and students to solve real-world issues in their community using classroom skills in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). This year classrooms identified issues that are unique to their communities – such as contaminated water, emergency relief in the face of natural disasters, and access to proper food and resources – as well as critical societal issues that are impacting classrooms nationwide, such as the topics of mental health, school shootings, vaping, bullying, homelessness, and veteran care.
Washington Island School is among the nation’s 50 state winners (representing all 50 states) and will receive $20,000* in technology for its achievement. The school will also receive a Samsung video kit to create and submit a three-minute video showcasing their project development and how it addresses the issue in hopes of advancing to the next phase of the contest and win additional prizes and educational opportunities.
“The scale and importance of the issues addressed in this year’s contest reflect how students are taking responsibility for their role as change agents for the future,” said Ann Woo, senior director of corporate citizenship, Samsung Electronics America. “These state winners and trailblazing teachers and students are taking action to create tangible solutions and promote positive change. Samsung is proud to support their vision for a brighter future and looks forward to seeing how they will use imagination and creativity with complex technologies such as VR and 3D printing to bring these projects to life.”
About the School:
Wisconsin State Winner and Details:
Washington Island School District, on Washington Island (WI)
Teacher, Mrs. Miranda Dahlke, and her Eighth Grade students
About the School’s Project:
Local Problem: Washington Island is a year-round Door County tourist destination hotspot. The heaviest tourist traffic is felt during the summer-fall months. Winter’s tend to be quieter, with a number of tourists who visits during the colder season. This island way of life creates a “summertime season of waste” versus a “wintertime season of waste. The island community is challenged in terms of the treatment of greywater, sewage, and by-product management from septic systems.
Proposed Project: The team of students will need to consider what the Washington Island Wastewater Advisory Committee has proposed as solutions to treat wastewater, and the consideration of the short and long-term effects the impact of these solutions would have on the island.
Future Contest Phases:
All 50 state winners will work on their projects and submit their three-minute video in hopes of advancing in the contest’s remaining phases:
National finalists: 10 national finalists will be selected to attend a Pitch Event in the spring where they will present their project to a panel of judges. For achieving national finalist status, 7 schools will receive a $50,000* Samsung technology package. The other three will progress to the national winner stage
National grand prize winners: 3 national winners will be selected, and each will receive a $100,000* Samsung technology package
Community Choice Award: The general public will elect one winner from the 10 national finalists who will be eligible to win an additional $10,000 Samsung technology package
Interview Opportunities:
Mrs. Dahlke and her students are available for interviews about the local issue they’re working to solve and the importance of hands-on STEM learning.
Media Contact:
For questions about the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest, please reach out to SamsungSFT@allisonpr.com. For questions about the school’s project, please reach out to miranda.dahlke@island.k12.wi.us
At the August 23, 2018 Board Meeting there were a few changes to the School Calendar. Attached is the new calendar. If you have any questions please call the school.
Washington Island School is the smallest 4K-12 public school in Wisconsin with 80 students. Students benefit academically, socially and emotionally from a variety of courses that are offered through experiential project based learning. Visitors are always welcome and encouraged to stop in.
Washington Island School
Mission Statement
Our mission as a caring, passionate community is to establish a foundation for lifelong learning. By entrusting our students to a highly trained staff and focusing on individualized learning, we generate a school culture of high learning expectations and engagement, intellectual independence, creativity, and mutual respect.
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Mr. Grandy works with Karoline in Tech Class
Students snowmobile to school
John and his tech project
Mrs. Foss and her Class
Elementary Students
Racing their CO2 cars
Michael Gillespie playing the bagpipes in the Canterbury March
