The Juneau County Health Department will update any students who are behind their regularly scheduled immunizations. This is free of charge, regardless of health insurance. If you have nay questions, please contact Sonja Preuss. s.preuss@nlsd.k12.wi.us
Congratulations to the New Lisbon powerlifters who competed at Adams-Friendship over the weekend.
Heidi Mathes: 2nd place
Greta Anderson: 2nd place, State Meet Qualifier
Chris Hart: 5th place
Our first READ with a Rocket was a success! Forty-two family members including parents, grandparents, brothers, and sisters joined their Rocket to read books from the Book Train while enjoying milk and muffins.
New Lisbon High School Students of the Month for November.
Rockets of the Month for November from the New Lisbon Elementary School
Students of the Month for November from the New Lisbon Elementary School
The nurse's office would like to share with you when to return to school graphic, to help parents understand when the student should stay home and when they are ready to return to class. Some students are coming back into classrooms too soon after throwing up, running fevers or having diarrhea and this contributes to the spread of germs, especially in our lower grade levels.
Rockets/Students of the Month from last month who were absent for the last assembly
After some technical difficulties, the New Lisbon School App is available on the Google Play and the Apple App Store.
The HS boys basketball game tonight is at Lincoln HS in Alma-Center, not Wisconsin Rapids. JV will start at 6 pm. The school address is 124 S School St, Alma Center, WI 54611.
December Fitness Center Schedule
Reminder!! Apparel orders due November 25th! Happy Shopping!
https://newlisbonboosterwinter.itemorder.com/shop
Mr. Morey's Woods-1 classes have finished up their flat build up projects. Students were able to choose a design or create one of their own to laser onto their boards. Up next will be a joinery unit and then students will start their final woodworking projects.
Mr. Morey
Technology & Engineering Teacher
On Friday, November 11, four teams competed in GIVE's annual Take a Hit for Charity dodgeball tournament. Each team contributes a $100 entry fee, and the winning team gets to donate all of the fees and the profits from concessions to a charity of their choice. This year's winning team, "Asian Invasion," donated the money to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin. GIVE would like to thank all the players and spectators who came to support our event! We raised $536.30!
Thank you book sponsors. The kindergarten students in Mrs. Dummer's class loved their new books from October and November.
Fitness Center Update
Hot off the press: New November Schedule for the Fitness Schedule
Check out what students are doing in our new Textiles Class.
This is a hands-on, project-based class that examines textiles in our lives. We have studied how textiles are produced and explored the processes involved. Students have applied knowledge and consumer awareness through multiple textile, clothing, sewing, and design projects. This course involves gaining an understanding of fibers and fabrics, basic sewing construction, the elements and principles of design, clothing roles, and fashion.
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Rachel Morey
Family & Consumer Science Education
New Lisbon Junior High/ High School
Coach Pfaff would like to congratulate Brayen Morey for reaching his goal of 25,000 shots during the off-season. This is the 2nd year in a row he has accomplished this. Hard work pays off!
17 New Lisbon Students got the opportunity to participate in an excellent hands-on field trip experience at the Wisconsin Operating Engineers Training Center in Coloma on Wednesday, Nov. 16th. Students got the chance to tour the 400 acre state-of-the-art training center, received an overview of the Destinations Career Academy Pre-Apprenticeship Program as well as talk to a Contractor to find out how to become an Operators Apprentice and the steps and requirements needed to become a Registered Journeyman Operator. Students favorite part of the day was the Hands-On Experience with machine Simulators and getting the chance to operate both large and mini excavators.
Ben Morey
Technology & Engineering Teacher
School to Work & Youth Apprenticeship Coordinator
