Lady Warriors Bring Home Consolation Trophy at OLS Tournament
The Winter Warriors Middle School Girls Basketball team traveled to the OLS Tournament this weekend to compete against seven strong teams in a full slate of games. The Warriors opened tournament play with a tough loss to Lake Holcombe but showed resilience and determination as the weekend continued.
They bounced back with a solid win against Bruce, setting the tone for their final matchup. In the consolation championship game, the Warriors delivered an outstanding performance, defeating Ladysmith 36–6 to secure the consolation trophy.
The team displayed great teamwork, hustle, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament. Congratulations to the Winter Warriors on a hard-fought weekend and a well-earned trophy!
The Winter Warriors Middle School Girls Basketball team traveled to the OLS Tournament this weekend to compete against seven strong teams in a full slate of games. The Warriors opened tournament play with a tough loss to Lake Holcombe but showed resilience and determination as the weekend continued.
They bounced back with a solid win against Bruce, setting the tone for their final matchup. In the consolation championship game, the Warriors delivered an outstanding performance, defeating Ladysmith 36–6 to secure the consolation trophy.
The team displayed great teamwork, hustle, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament. Congratulations to the Winter Warriors on a hard-fought weekend and a well-earned trophy!
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Liesel is academically responsible and encourages her classmates to be as well. In Liesel's spare time, she likes to read, golf, work with animals, spend time with her friends, and play games. Liesel is our "January Student of the Month."
Congratulations, Liesel!
Congratulations, Liesel!
Ryan Granica is the HS Boys Player of the Week. Ryan gives 100 percent effort in practice and in games. He puts in extra work. He plays hard on both ends of the floor and has a great understanding of the game!
This week the Physical Science students have learned about velocity, acceleration and momentum. Each student designed and built a rubber band car using only specific supplies. Then, we tested each car for its maximum distance traveled in three trials. However, the catch is points are subtracted from the total score for each item used to build the car! The good news is that every car went at least some distance forward! Nice job, High Schoolers!
The winter Olympics are right around the corner and the K/1 students are having a great time learning about the different games that the US will be competing in. After learning about the sport of CURLING, we decided to have a friendly game of Math Olympics! Kinders practiced their teen numbers, while first grade practiced their adding and subtracting sentences. Team USA vs Team Canada! All were great sports and we even had our Medal Ceremony for gold and silver. We are definitely looking forward to seeing the real thing this February!
We are seeking highly qualified teachers for the 2026-2027 School Year!
The Winter School Board attended the State Education Convention. Superintendent, Craig Olson is serving his last term as a WASDA Board of Directors member. The State Education Convention provides school board members and administrative team members the opportunity to collaborate with other school districts and leaders from across the state of Wisconsin.
We are looking for a long term sub.
Coaches Needed
A Huge thank you to one of our local businesses, Cal's Tuscobia Tavern! They had a coat drive in November for our students here at school. Thank you for helping keep our students warm!
Please note the Regular School Board of Education meeting date has changed to Monday, February 9, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
Mrs. Strop's 5th graders have been learning about animal behavioral and physical adaptations. They are currently working on creating a creature and writing reports that includes any adaptations that the animal needs in order to survive in its natural habitat. This is a work in progress, so stay tuned for the completed projects! Great job, fifth graders! Part 2
Mrs. Strop's 5th graders have been learning about animal behavioral and physical adaptations. They are currently working on creating a creature and writing reports that includes any adaptations that the animal needs in order to survive in its natural habitat. This is a work in progress, so stay tuned for the completed projects! Great job, fifth graders! Part 1
We are selling hardwood kindling and pine kindling. $4.00 a box for the hardwood and $3.00 for the pine per box. Perfect for the ice shack. Contact Mr. Mike at the school at 715-661-1894
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WINTER’S WILDEST BASKETBALL NIGHT!
Attached is an updated schedule for the rest of the basketball season as of today. One main update is that the games in Siren that were postponed last week have been rescheduled to February 5th, and this Friday's games in Luck will both be played at 5:45. Please also note that on January 27th when we are at Lake Holcombe, the Boys will play at 5:45 p.m. followed by the Girls.
Please reach out to Mr. Delabar with any questions.
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A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Jaxon Nichols ('32) for earning 3rd place in the elementary division. This is 2nd runner up for moving on to State!
A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Ethan Rackouski ('28) for earning 1st place in the senior division. He is advancing to State in March!
Congratulations to both!!
A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to Ethan Rackouski ('28) for earning 1st place in the senior division. He is advancing to State in March!
Congratulations to both!!
