Elementary yearbooks have been sent home with students. If you didn’t order but still want one, there are a few copies left available on a first come first served basis. Contact Susan Bloczynski for details.
Middle School yearbooks have been delivered, and the contest to find mistakes is underway! A few more yearbooks are on order and will be here sometime next week. If you forgot to order but still want one, please contact Susan Bloczynski for details. First come first served!
The Spring Elementary Concert will be tomorrow, May 22nd at 1:30 PM in the old the gym. Grade levels Kindergarten through 5th grade will perform a variety of music. Hope to see you there!
Donuts! Yes! The FBLA will be selling donuts tomorrow during attack and after lunch! They will also be selling them to the elementary students after their spring choir concert. Don’t forget your dollar to buy a donut and help send our students to Nationals.
Parents and Guardians: If you are in active military service or in the reserves, please contact the school office at 585-2311. Thank You!
There is an NHS meeting in Mrs. Wontor's room during ATTACK time tomorrow. Please attend.
Seniors: Turn in your permission slip for the field trip to Devils Lake to Ms Durkin by Thursday. IF you still owe dues, you need to pay them before you can go on the trip.
Tomorrows JV baseball will be a double header with Hillsboro. We will play two five inning games starting at 5:00 pm.
The Ithaca 1st graders were challenged by Mrs. Schoen to read 2,000 books per classroom. They met their goal! See Mrs. Schoen kiss Oswald the pig on May 30th at 2:30 in the playground.
The 3rd - 5th graders enjoying the school forest this morning.
Permission slips for the new summer check out program may still be turned in!! Sign the form and send it to school as soon as possible if you would like your student to participate. If all library books are turned in by Monday, students may check out twelve books to read over the summer. Simply bring the books back when school begins again in September. More information is available on our "News" tab of the school website or app.
High School Band Students: Please be here at 6:15 am tomorrow for your trip to Mall of America.
Seniors! As you pave your way to the future, consider helping your school pave the new patio. Personalized bricks can be purchased to honor your transition from graduate to alumnus. Personalized bricks from That’s My Brick are once again being sold to help fund the student patio and beautify the school grounds. Anyone can purchase a brick, for just about any reason: Class spirit, as a memorial, groups, clubs, advertisement, family pride/heritage, etc. Patio construction will begin this summer. Orders can be placed at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi. Order deadline date is May 31, 2019. Questions? Contact Jenna Wipperfurth at Ithaca Schools 585-2311 or jenna.wipperfurth@ithaca.k12.wi.us.
The Ithaca Lions would like you to know that they do not charge to use their facilities. Please call Dean Rinehart if you have any questions or would like to set up an event. 604-4692
Attention Elementary students and teachers! The winner of the 2018-2019 Boxtops and Milkcaps collection is......the 5th grade with 5,410! You will receive a party of your choice from the PTSO. Coming in second place this year was the 1st grade with 3,601! Thank you to everyone in our community - we collected approximately 20,000 caps and labels this year raising about $1500 for our school! The Milk Moola program has ended, but keep saving Boxtops, Tyson, and Village Hearth labels this summer. Thank you for your support of the Ithaca PTSO.
Seniors: If you would like to help with the planning for your Baccalaureate Ceremony, please meet in Mrs. Wontor's room Tuesday, May 21st during lunch.
It is always great to recognize honor students, of any era. Today we go back in the archives of the Richland Observer for today's Throwback Thursday picture. In what year was this picture published? A. 1968, B. 1970, C. 1972 or D. 1974
After learning about Wisconsin culture throughout the year, 4th graders took a trip to the Wisconsin Capital building and the Wisconsin Historical Museum. Students got a tour of the Capital complete with the Governor's Office, had their picture taken in the rotunda, and were shown what it may have been like to live in other times of our state's history while at the museum. Senator Marklein shared our photo with his constituents in his weekly update.
There will be an informational meeting for high school students interested in playing football at lunch on Monday May 20 in Mr. Thome's room. All interested players should attend.
All sophomores please return your permission slips to Ms. Sprecher by Friday, May 17 for the field trip on May 21.
Band students: Your summer band lesson forms are due on Friday, May 17.