| AHS Recognized in All Four Center Stage Categories |
| Ashwaubenon High School has been recognized by the Center Stage High School Musical Theater Program for their production of Les Misérables. Throughout the 2019-20 school year, 23 local high schools participated in the Center Stage High School Musical Theater Program, an education initiative of the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center that celebrates and supports the achievements of high school theater programs in Northeastern Wisconsin. |
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| Ashwaubenon's Coach Karcz Steps Down |
| Ashwaubenon High School basketball coach Chris Karcz has decided to step down. Coach Karcz was the men?s basketball coach for the past two seasons. Activities Director/Associate Principal Nick Senger said, "We appreciate Coach Karcz's time running the program and wish him well."
The program will continue to be competitive in the tough FRCC and will begin immediately to hire the best possible replacement. "We will be working on finding a coach that has the commitment, desire, and ability to connect to our student-athletes in the youth and high school program." |
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| AHS Students Win Photography Awards |
| Three students from Ashwaubenon High School won awards for their photography work at the 15th annual Edgar G. Mueller Photography contest held in Mayville, WI on May 19th, 2019. Ashwaubenon High School senior, Meganne Williams, won Best of Show for her black and white photograph titled, "Cake". Ashwaubenon High School junior, Skylar Story, took second place for her black and white photograph titled "Ex. Russ". Celeste Weidemann, senior at the high school, took 4th place for her color photograph titled "Surface Tension". These students received a certificate, a ribbon and a monetary award. |
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| Ashwaubenon Announces Cassandra Schneider as High School Associate Principal |
| Cassandra Schneider, current math teacher at Ashwaubenon High School, will take over as the Ashwaubenon High School's associate principal effective July 1, 2019. This change is the result of current associate principal, Dirk Ribbens, taking over as principal of Ashwaubenon High School for the 2019-20 school year. |
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| AHS Hires Girls Swim Coach |
| Ashwaubenon High School has hired Kari Klezcka as the new girls swim coach at Ashwaubenon High School. Kari has been involved as one of the lead coaches with the Green Bay YMCA swim club since 2010. She swam at Pulaski High School and has since worked under Coach Dave Korst during her time at the Green Bay YMCA. |
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| April AHS Art Student of the Month |
| Congratulations to Jaden Oshefsky for receiving the Ashwaubenon High School Art Student of the Month for April. Jaden is being recognized for his creativity, work ethic, and being a positive role model in the Studio Art classes. |
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| AHS Student Medals at International Competition |
| Ashwaubenon High School had one student compete at the DECA International Competition held April 27th through April 31st in Orlando, Florida. The competition welcomed over 20,000 students. Simran Armstrong medaled on the marketing test in the Food Marketing event, finishing in the top 10% of over 170 other students in that category. There are about 20 different event areas for the students to compete in. Each student takes a business test and does two business role plays with business professionals. Student scores on all three events are added together to determine overall winners in each event category. Students can earn a medal in any event if they finish in the top 10%. |
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| ASD DI PROGRAM TO HOLD SECOND QUARTERLY PAPER DRIVE |
| The Ashwaubenon Schools' Destination Imagination Teams (DI) will be holding their second quarterly drive on May 11, from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at Valley View Elementary School, 2200 True Lane. In December of 2018, the teams were notified by the paper company, that beginning in 2019, they will be switching their fundraising support from monthly drives to quarterly drives. |
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| STINGCANCER Wear Yellow Day on May 3rd |
| Local Ashwaubenon schools will be participating in the 15th annual STINGCANCER Wear Yellow Day on Friday, May 3rd. The goal of Wear Yellow Day is to show support for those who have been affected by cancer in some way. It is also an opportunity to remember those who have lost their battle to cancer. Ashwaubenon staff and students are invited to wear yellow on Friday, May 3rd, to show their support for the fight against cancer. |
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| AHS Art Student of the Month for March |
| Congratulations to Claudia Dumoulin for receiving the Ashwaubenon High School Art Student of the Month for March. Claudia is currently painting a 'Little Free Pantry' that will be on display at Ashwaubenon High School. Claudia is being recognized for her perseverance and strong skills in painting, illustration, photography, and graphic design. |
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| AHS Artwork on Display at Performing Arts Center |
| Inspired by the concert posters of the late 60's and early 70's, Art & Design students explored design principles through the layout of text, imagery, and color combinations. The artwork will be on display through May 23rd at the Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center. This exhibit celebrates the tenacity and dedication of Ashwaubenon High School art students. |
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| Parkview's HEA Kids Pack Nominated for Green Bay Packers Give Back Large Group Award |
| Parkview students involved in the HEA Kids Pack have been nominated for the Green Bay Packers Give Back Large Group Award. This award recognizes individuals and groups in the community who make a difference through volunteerism. The HEA Kids Pack will find out if they are winners of this award at the upcoming Wisconsin Public Service Volunteer Awards Breakfast on Thursday, April 18th held at the KI Convention Center in Green Bay. |
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| Ashwaubenon Announces Dirk Ribbens as High School Principal |
| Dirk Ribbens, current associate principal at Ashwaubenon High School, will take over as the Ashwaubenon High School's principal effective July 1, 2019. This change is the result of current principal, Brian Nelsen, announcing his retirement after serving as principal for six years. |
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| Ashwaubenon's Sam Stanko Earns Perfect ACT Test Score |
| Ashwaubenon High School student Sam Stanko earned a perfect composite score of 36 on the ACT test. Of all students nationwide, only 0.195% earn a perfect score. The ACT test consists of testing in English, Mathematics, Reading and Science, each scored on a scale of 1-36. |
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| AHS TECH ED PROGRAM AWARDED ITEEA PROGRAM EXCELLENCE AWARD |
| The Technology and Engineering Education program at Ashwaubenon High School was recognized as one of only 37 programs worldwide to earn the Program Excellence Award in 2019 from the International Technology and Engineering Educator Association (ITEEA). The award was received at the annual conference for ITEEA held in Kansas City, Missouri last month. The Ashwaubenon High School educators receiving the award included Tom Barnhart and Dave Stroud, along with Jeremie Meyer, who was unable to attend the event. |
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| ShopKo Foundation Donates $200,000 to Ashwaubenon Schools |
| The Shopko Foundation presented a check for $200,000 to the Ashwaubenon Education Foundation on Friday, April 5th. The money donated will help provide the Ashwaubenon schools with educational materials and programs that benefit our students. |
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| AHS Music Students Qualify for Wisconsin State Honors |
| Five students from Ashwaubenon High School have been selected to take part in the Wisconsin State Music Association's State Honors Music program. This year?s recipients are Koby Harris, Tuba-Band, Evan Larson, Bass-Mixed Choir, Madeline Miner, Alto-Mixed Choir, Sam Stanko, Trumpet Band, Kate Stenson, Alto-Mixed Choir. |
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| AHS Student Receives Voice Scholarship |
| Ashwaubenon High School senior, Ashlee Vyskocil, was recently awarded a voice scholarship. She auditioned for and was selected to receive the scholarship for non-music majors at the College of Saint Benedict?s/St. John?s University. This award is in the amount of $2,000 each year. Her selection was based on her audition performance, experience at Ashwaubenon High School and in the community, and a letter of recommendation. This scholarship is renewable for four years as long as she stays in compliance with the scholarship requirements and participates in a curricular choir. Ashlee has recently committed to Saint Benedict's, where she plans on majoring in Political Science with a minor in Spanish. |
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| AHS Art Student of the month for February |
| Congratulations to Bailey Braun for receiving the Ashwaubenon High School Art Student of the Month for February. Bailey is currently the Art Department assistant, were she has been cutting mats for the artwork that will be on display in the high school art show. Bailey is an asset to the art classes by displaying her positive work ethic, integrity, and conscientiousness. |
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| AHS Students Earn Honors at District Solo & Ensemble Festival |
| The Ashwaubenon High School Music program held their annual Wisconsin State Music Association District Solo and Ensemble Festival this past Friday, at Ashwaubenon High School. There were over 150 instrumental and choral events at the festival. |
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| AHS STUDENTS PLACE TOP 10 AT DECA STATE |
| Ashwaubenon High School had three students compete at the DECA State Competition held March 4th and 5th in Lake Geneva. The competition welcomed over 100 schools and more than 1,000 students. All three Ashwaubenon competitors finished in the top ten for their event, finishing as an overall series finalist. One student will be moving on to the DECA International Competition in April. There are about 20 different event areas for the students to compete in. Each student takes a business test and does two business role plays with business professionals. Student scores on all three events are added together to determine overall winners in each event category. |
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| VV 4th Grade Classes Perform Patriotic Concert |
| Ashwaubenon's Valley View Elementary fourth grade classes will perform a patriotic concert on Thursday, February 28th at 9:45a.m. This concert will take place at Valley View Elementary School, located at 2200 True Lane. Highlights of the concert include songs "The Star Spangled Banner", "Sing, America, Sing!", "My Flag", "This Land is Your Land", "I Love My Country", "Heart of America", and "American Dream Finale". |
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| VV 3rd Grade Classes Perform Seussical Mini-Musical |
| Ashwaubenon's Valley View Elementary third grade classes will perform the Seussical Mini-Musical and choral reading excerpts from Dr. Seuss Books on Tuesday, March 5th at 10:45a.m. This event will take place at Valley View Elementary School, located at 2200 True Lane. Highlights of the musical include songs "Oh the Thinks You Can Think", "Horton Hears a Who", "It's Possible", "Green Eggs and Ham", and "Seussical Mega-Mix". |
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| VV 2nd Grade Classes Classes Perform Bremen Town Musical |
| Ashwaubenon's Valley View Elementary second grade classes will perform The Bremen Town Musicians Mini-Musical based on a fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, about animal strangers on the road who became best friends. The concert will also include three additional songs about friends and friendship. This concert will take place at Valley View Elementary School, located at 2200 True Lane, on Tuesday, March 5th at 1:15p.m. |
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| SCHNEIDER PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR AHS MUSIC PROGRAM |
| The Ashwaubenon High School Music program is excited to announce that Schneider Transportation and Logistics has generously agreed to donate the transportation of all of the music students' equipment and luggage to New York City for their upcoming trip there from March 14th through March 18th of 2019. |
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| ARTWORK OF 3 AHS STUDENTS SHOWCASED AT STATE CAPITAL |
| Artwork by Caylee Behnke, Kharmilla Barton, and Mackenzie Lindow were selected to participate in the Wisconsin Youth Art Month Exhibit at the State Capital. This exhibit, featuring 300 works of student art, will on display at the Rotunda at the State Capitol, 2 E. Main Street, from February 27 through March 11, 2016. On March 11 there will be an awards ceremony from noon until 1:00pm. The event is hosted by the Wisconsin Art Education Association, wiarted.org. |
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| AHS STUDENTS' ARTWORK SHOWCASED AT THE NEVILLE |
| The artwork of five Ashwaubenon High School students will be on display at the Northeast Regional Art Education Association?s Youth Art Month exhibition at the Neville Public Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin. This show contains over 150 works by students in the Northeast region of Wisconsin and will be open to the public from February 5th through March 3rd, 2019. The students representing Ashwaubenon are as follows: Caylee Behnke, Claudia Dumoulin, Kharmilla Barton, Mackenzie Lindow, and Nancy Lor. A reception will be held at 1:00 on Saturday, February 9th to commemorate the student artists. |
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| AHS HIRES MATH TEACHER/FOOTBALL COACH |
| Ashwaubenon High School has hired Brian Ryczkowski as a math teacher and head football coach at Ashwaubenon High School. Ryczkowski has taught in the Little Chute School District and led the Little Chute football program since 2013. He comes in with the experience of guiding his team deep into the WIAA playoffs, year in and year out. His 2014 team was state runner-up, and this past season he guided the Mustangs to a perfect regular season and a Level IV playoff berth. |
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| AHS STUDENT-ATHLETE NAMED GATORADE WI VOLLEYBALL PLAYER OF |
| In its 34th year of honoring the nation's best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, today announced Maddie Koch of Ashwaubenon High School as its 2018-19 Gatorade Wisconsin Volleyball Player of the Year. Koch is the first Gatorade Wisconsin Volleyball Player of the Year to be chosen from Ashwaubenon High School. |
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| ASD DI October Paper Drive |
| Throughout the school months, the Ashwaubenon School?s Destination Imagination (DI) teams have been holding paper drives as a fundraising activity. The teams continue their monthly paper drives at Valley View Elementary School, 2200 True Lane, on the second Saturday of each month not only to earn money, but also to help make the community aware of the importance of helping the environment by recycling paper. The October paper drive will be held on Saturday, October 13th, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. |
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| AHS Students Named Semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship Program |
| Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced that Ashwaubenon High School students Simran Armstrong, Mieka Clark, Kyra Schamber and Emmaline Teska are among 16,000 Semifinalists in the 64th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships worth about $31 million that will be offered next spring. |
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| ASD DI September Paper Drive |
| Throughout the summer months, the Ashwaubenon School?s Destination Imagination (DI) teams have been holding paper drives as a fundraising activity. The teams continue their monthly paper drives at Valley View Elementary School, 2200 True Lane, on the second Saturday of each month not only to earn money, but also to help make the community aware of the importance of helping the environment by recycling paper. The September paper drive will be held on Saturday, September 8th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. |
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| Ashwaubenon PAC Announces 2018-19 Series |
| The Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center (PAC) announces its second annual Performing Arts Series, featuring eighteen titles and performances, an increase from last year?s ten, running September 2018 through May 2019. |
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| ASD DI August Paper Drive |
| Throughout the summer months, the Ashwaubenon School?s Destination Imagination (DI) teams have been holding paper drives as a fundraising activity. The teams continue their monthly paper drives at Valley View Elementary School, 2200 True Lane, on the second Saturday of each month not only to earn money, but also to help make the community aware of the importance of helping the environment by recycling paper. The August paper drive will be held on Saturday, August 11th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. |
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| Ashwaubenon Blast 2018 |
| We are excited to share with you our plans for the 2018 Ashwaubenon Blast. This annual event is in its 4th year and continues to grow. The Ashwaubenon Alumni Association in partnership with the Village of Ashwaubenon and the School District of Ashwaubenon will be holding the Ashwaubenon Blast on Saturday, August 11 from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm at Ashwaubomay Park in Ashwaubenon. This event will be open to the public starting off the day with a car show and continuing with live music starting at 11:30am by Big Mouth & The Power Tool Horns followed at 3:00pm by Rocker and 6:30pm by the Cougars. In addition there will be carnival games, face painting, balloon animals, bounce houses, free swimming at Ashwaubomay Lake. Admission is free and food and beverages will be available to purchase. |
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| Senior Jaguar Prowl Scheduled for May 20, 2020 |
| Ashwaubenon High School seniors and staff will take part in its first ever Jaguar Prowl on Wednesday, May 20th. This event provides an opportunity for the graduating class of 2020 to decorate their vehicles, dress up in their cap and gowns, and have a parent/guardian drive them in a loop of nostalgia past the high school grounds. The event will begin at 5:00p.m., with a fire truck leading the caravan of vehicles. |
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| Ashwaubenon Announces Brian Carter as Cormier Principal |
| Brian Carter, current Associate Principal at Parkview Middle School, will take over as the principal of Cormier School and Early Learning Center effective July 1, 2020. This change is the result of current principal, Maria Arena, retiring after the 2019-20 school year. |
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| 3 AHS Students Names NMSC Finalists |
| Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced that Ashwaubenon High School seniors Emma Fischer, Samuel Stanko and Christian Van Iten have been named NMSC Finalists. They are part of a select group of 7,500 students nationwide that were chosen from a group of 16,000 semifinalists. |
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| ASHWAUBENON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS MEDAL AT DECA DISTRICTS |
| Ashwaubenon High School had 23 students compete at the DECA District Competition held on Saturday, January 4th at Bay Port High School. The competition welcomed 20 schools and more than 700 students. Thirteen of the Ashwaubenon High School students medaled in the competition, and one team was a series finalist. Six of those students will be moving on to the DECA State Competition in March. There are a total of 16 event areas for the students to compete in. Each student takes a business test and does two business role plays with business professionals. Student scores on all three events are added together to determine overall winners in each event category. |
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| Tickets on Sale for Ashwaubenon High School Musical |
| The Ashwaubenon High School performing arts students are excited to present their 2019 production of the Broadway hit musical Les Misérables! Les Misérables is the world's longest running musical ? a true modern classic based on Victor Hugo's novel and featuring one of the most memorable scores of all time. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, Les Misérables tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption--a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. |
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| PIONEER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOLDS ITS ANNUAL FALL FEST |
| Pioneer Elementary School's PcTO is hosting its annual Fall Fest on Thursday, November 14th, from 5:30-7:30 pm. Children, parents, teachers, and community members are invited to attend. There is no admission fee, and game tickets are only 25 cents each. |
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| Sting Cancer Wear Pink Day |
| The Ashwaubenon High School Sting Cancer group will be holding a Wear Pink Day on Friday, October 4, 2019. This will carry into the night of the football game against Bay Port, which will take place at Goeltz Field in Ashwaubenon. All money raised during Wear Pink Day will be donated to the Ashwaubenon Sting Cancer Club. The Sting Cancer group will be decorating the surrounding field in pink, conducting a bake sale, and hosting a "Miracle Minute" fundraising activity between the first and second half of the varsity football game. Please wear pink in support of the fight against cancer! |
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| 3 Students Named Semifinalists in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program |
| Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced that Ashwaubenon High School students Emma Fischer, Samuel Stanko and Christian Van Iten are among 16,000 Semifinalists in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth about $31 million that will be offered next spring. |
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| Farm To School Program |
| Read about how Ashwaubenon schools has been actively involved in the Brown County Farm to School program. |
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| Ashwaubenon Hires Basketball Coach |
| Ashwaubenon High School has hired Mark Tomashek as the new boys basketball coach at Ashwaubenon High School. Tomashek most recently coached varsity basketball at Denmark High School where he compiled a 117-75 career record from 1999-2008. The Denmark teams coached by Tomashek were competitive and successful. |
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| ASHWAUBENON TO HOLD JAGUAR QUAD EVENT |
| On Friday, June 4th, the Peer Mentor Program of Parkview Middle School, along with the Goody Triathletes of Ashwaubenon High school, will be participating in the 4th annual Jaguar Quad event. This event, consisting of running, biking, cornhole, and kickball events, is a culmination of the students? hard work both inside and outside of the classroom. Events will kick off on Goelz field at 12:25 p.m. and conclude at 2:30 p.m. with closing ceremonies. |
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| Tickets on Sale for Ashwaubenon High School Musical |
| The Ashwaubenon High School performing arts students are excited to present their 2020-2021 production of the Broadway hit musical Damn Yankees!
The AHS Musical usually occurs in the fall, but this year with the pandemic the directors made the decision to push it back to the end of the school year and to move the show outdoors, in the hope that vaccinations would have been effective in slowing down the virus, and that some of the restrictions might be lifted by this time. We chose the Broadway Classic musical, Damn Yankees as our production - and what better outdoor venue to use than Ashwaubenon?s own Ed Krcmar Field at Klipstine Park! |
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| Ashwaubenon Hires Wrestling Coach |
| Ashwaubenon High School has hired Chase DeCleene as the new wrestling coach at Ashwaubenon High School. DeCleene has been an assistant coach for the Jaguars since 2017. Prior to teaching and coaching at Ashwaubenon, DeCleene was teaching at Merrill High School for one year and spent three years as an assistant at UWSP. |
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| AHS Music Students Qualify for WSMA State Solo & Ensemble |
| The Ashwaubenon High School music department is proud to announce that twenty-four students have qualified for State Solo and Ensemble this spring! Solo and Ensemble is entirely virtual this year and is hosted by the Wisconsin School Music Association. |
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| AHS STUDENTS FINISH SECOND OVERALL AT DECA STATE COMPETITION |
| Ashwaubenon High School had ten students compete at the DECA State Competition held virtually this year. The competition welcomed over 100 schools and more than 1000 students. All ten Ashwaubenon competitors did well, but only one team finished at the top. Two students will move on to the DECA International Competition in April, which will also be held virtually this year. There are about 20 different event areas for the students to compete in. Each student takes a business test and did one business role play with a business professional. Student scores on both events are added together to determine overall winners in each event category. |
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| PARKVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL'S STING CANCER STUDENT GROUP SUPPORTS CANCER PATIENTS AT THE HOLIDAYS |
| Everyone needs support and help at various times in life, and this is especially true when someone is going through an illness. Parkview Middle School?s STING Cancer student and staff group is offering support and help to those affected by cancer this month. On Tuesday, December 8th at 1:30 p.m., students and staff will be working at Parkview Middle School to put together STING Cancer Care packages. |
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| Parkview Middle School Staff & Festival Foods Give Back at Thanksgiving |
| While 2020 has been nothing normal and ordinary, Parkview Middle School Staff of the Ashwaubenon School District isn?t letting this fact ruin the annual tradition they look forward to each year at this time. This is the 9th year that the Parkview staff is working together with Rob Vought, Bakery Manager of Festival Foods East, to put together, donate and deliver 10 Thanksgiving meals to 10 Parkview families. |
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| Ashwaubenon Hires Mens' Swim Coach |
| Ashwaubenon High School has hired Jason Martin as the new men?s swim coach at Ashwaubenon High School. Martin most recently coached varsity swim at Sheboygan North High School from 1999-2016. Since 2016 he has been an assistant at Bay Port High School. |
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| AHS Students Names Semifinalists in 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program |
| Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced that Ashwaubenon High School students Naveen Balu, Mikayla Mitchell and Clayton Monfils are among approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 66th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth about $30 million that will be offered next spring. |
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| Dr. Andrew Bake Announced as Director of Curriculum and Instruction |
| Dr. Andrew Bake, the current Principal at Valley View Elementary School in Ashwaubenon, has been announced as the district's Director of Curriculum and Instruction effective July 1, 2022. This appointment is the result of the current Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Jill Kieslich, retiring at the end of this school year. |
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| ASHWAUBENON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE SECOND AT FINANCIAL CHALLENGE |
| Ashwaubenon High School had 17 students compete at the Financial Challenge held at UWGB. The competition welcomed 5 schools and more than 40 students. Students compete in teams of three or four in a quiz bowl type competition answering financial questions to earn points. At the end of four rounds, the team with the highest point total moves on in the tournament. It is a double elimination tournament. |
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| INTO THE WOODS MUSICAL OPENS NOVEMBER 19! |
| The Ashwaubenon High School performing arts students are excited to present their 2021-22 production of the Broadway hit musical Into the Woods!
Into the Woods is one of Stephen Sondheim?s most popular musicals, as he and writer James Lapine brilliantly take everyone's favorite storybook characters and bring them together for a timeless, yet relevant, piece that has become a rare modern classic. This Tony Award-winning production humorously follows a Baker and his wife, who wish to have a child; Cinderella, who wishes to attend the King's Festival; and Jack, who wishes his old cow would give milk. When the Baker and his wife learn they cannot have a child because of a Witch's curse, the two set off on an enchanting journey in the woods to break the curse. Everyone's wish is granted, but the comedy gets a little darker as the consequences of all their actions eventually return to haunt them in this spectacular musical production of Into the Woods! |
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| WI Student Assessment System Exam Results |
| The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction today (Oct. 20, 2021) released results of the Wisconsin
Student Assessment System (WSAS) exams given to students during the 2020-21 school year. Assessments
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| Ashwaubenon Fishing Club Receives Donation from Nate Dax Family |
| The Nate Dax Memorial Bass Open has generously donated $14,000 to the Ashwaubenon High School Fishing Club. Nate was a 2009 graduate of Ashwaubenon High School and his goal after graduating from UW-Oshkosh was to have an open water fishing club at Ashwaubenon High School. Nate passed away unexpectedly in 2016 due to heart complications after a long, hard battle against Muscular Dystrophy. |
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