Please enjoy our "fun" video of breakfast goodies being delivered "room to room" by our very own Ms. Durkin, Mr. Gasser, and Mr. Zimmerman.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SaCLQlsFg8
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Tues, May 23, 2023
From PTSO:
Congratulations Jacob McGlynn for winning a free elementary/middle school yearbook!
From Track Coaches:
Congratulations to the Ithaca/Weston Track team on a very successful regional meet last night. Top four finishers move on to Sectionals at Lancaster Thur. The girls 4X800 relay of Maggie Kershner, Abby Wiedenfeld, Martina Olson, Emma Coy placed 3rd and the boys 4X800 of Landon Thompson, Channing Wheaton, Connor Montes, Hunter Moe placed 5th with a season PR. Tristen Peterson placed 3rd in the 100m hurdles, 2nd in the 300m hurdles, and 3rd in the long jump. Martina set a PR in the 1600m run for 6th, Clayton Lee placed 2nd in the 1600m run with a PR and 4th in the 3200. The girls 4X200 relay of Kaylee Miller, Maggie, Aubri Koch, and Alivia Koch placed 4th, the boys 4X200m relay of James Timm, Tyler Steinmetz, Landon Thompson, and Keegan Jones set a PR and placed 7th. The girls 4X100 relay of Tristen, Aubri, Kaylee Miller, and Kaylee Peterson set a season PR and placed 2nd. Alivia placed 2nd in the 200m dash and set a PR. Kaylee Peterson placed 3rd in the 3200 and 1st in the 800m run. Aubri set a PR in the triple jump, and Reese Ghastin set a PR in the shot. Well done everyone! Your coaches are very proud of you!
From Coach Olson:
There will be a meeting for current 8-11th gr students interested in playing football Wednesday in Mr Thome’s room during attack.
From MS Football:
There is a sign up sheet outside the office for students entering 6-8th gr interested in playing MS football.
From Ms Schoen:
YOUniversity staff (summer school) are seeking student helpers in gr 8-11 during the weeks of summer school, June 12-23. Please see Ms Schoen if interested. Volunteer hours available.
From Mrs. Burnley:
TODAY is a FBLA meeting in Mrs. Burnley’s room during Attack. We will be electing officers for next year.
From Ms Durkin:
Today is the day! The Ithaca Student Council will be hosting a Culvers Share Night from 4-8pm. Proceeds will go to the Newkirk Family.
From Ms Durkin:
There will be a brief student council meeting today during ATTACK.
Baccalaureate for the Ithaca Class of 2023 will be May 24 at 7pm at Willow Valley Church in Ithaca. Guest Speaker is Mr. Herbst. All Seniors and Ithaca School Staff, family and friends are invited.
From Mrs. Zorea:
National Honor Society will meet tomorrow during Attack to elect next year’s officers.
From the This-Should-Be-Interesting Committee:
Wed, May 24 is drive-anything-but-a-car-or-truck-to-school-day.
From Ms. Bevan:
On Thursday, May 25th, students in grades 8-11 will be completing High School Scheduling with teachers from 8-9am. Make sure your colored registration sheet is here, signed by your parent/guardian. After meeting with teachers, turn your sheet into Ms. Bevan. Questions/concerns about your schedule for next year, see Ms Bevan or Mrs. Kershner before Thur morning. Seniors may arrive by 8:55am on Thur.
There will be an informational volleyball meeting in the LMC during Attack on Fri, May 26th for students in 9-12th gr next fall planning to play volleyball. Any questions, please reach out to Angie Young.
From Ms Durkin:
The Senior Class and the Student Council will be hosting a Senior Farewell Dance Fri, May 26 in the commons from 8-11pm. The price for admission is free BUT we are accepting donations for the Newkirk Family as a free will offering. The dance is a casual dance so come as you are and have fun! Same rules apply for any non-Ithaca student attending the dance.
From the FFA:
Thank you to all who came out and supported the FFA greenhouse! We still have many beautiful 12-inch baskets, bedding plants and planters. This will be the last week of the greenhouse being open. Contact Ms. Sprecher to set up a time to come shop. We will be open Sat, May 27 from 9a-1p or also by appointment.
From Ms. Schmitt:
Do you want to act on stage and shine in the spotlight? Join Community Players! CP is producing “Heidi” this summer, and needs YOU to audition! Roles for children of all ages. NO EXPERIENCE needed! Auditions are Tue, May 30 & Wed, May 31 at 6pm in the downtown auditorium. Email communityplayersswwi@gmail.com or Ms. Schmitt!
From the PTSO:
We have 6 Elem/MS yearbooks left. If you missed the deadline and would like one, please email hilbsam@ithaca.k12.wi.us. $15 per yearbook.
From Mrs. Wipperfurth:
On behalf of the Ithaca Playground Committee, thank you to everyone for making our brick fundraiser a success. This will be our final call for brick sales! Orders can be placed online at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi. Order deadline is Fri, June 2nd. If you have questions, please reach out to Brittany Penfield at brittany.penfield@ithaca.k12.wi.us. Bricks will be ordered this summer will be placed behind the school near the patio prior to the 2023-24 school year.
Birthdays:
Elementary: Annalynn Webster
MS/HS: none
On behalf of the Ithaca Playground Committee, we would like to thank everyone for helping make our brick fundraiser a success over the past couple years. This will be our final call for brick sales! Please take this opportunity to commemorate your child’s upcoming graduation, represent your graduating class from years past, honor a loved one, represent your business, and/or leave your legacy in any way you choose. Orders can be placed online at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi. The order deadline is Friday, June 2nd. If you have questions, please reach out to Brittany Penfield at brittany.penfield@ithaca.k12.wi.us. Bricks will be ordered this summer and will be placed behind the school near the patio prior to the 2023-2024 school year. Thanks again for your support!
Get your Culvers craving and support a great family! On Tue, May 23rd the Ithaca Student Council will be hosting a Culvers Share Night from 4-8pm. All proceeds for the share night will go directly to the Newkirk Family. Please come out and join us as we support this wonderful family!
Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship Student Spotlight...connecting students to career opportunities! The YA Program is a 1 or 2 yr program that gives Juniors & Seniors the chance to explore a career of their interest. Students will earn credit & wages while gaining career pathway experience under the guidance of a mentor. Over the next couple weeks we will showcase this year's Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship students! For more information about the program please contact our Youth Apprenticeship Career Coach: Monica Kershner 608-585-2311 / monica.kershner@ithaca.k12.wi.us
Ithaca High School Youth Apprenticeship students in the Manufacturing pathway is Tristan Logue and in the Marketing pathway is Rachel Stocks.
Ithaca 4K Bulldogs tried their first experience at coding robots in the Library this morning! Students experimented with the different operations to program the robot to move to squares with letters. They also worked through the frustrations of making mistakes and identifying what changes in their code to make when they tried again. Well done, Bulldogs!
Middle School students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade have been working hard on their science fair projects. Come and see all their hard work on May 31st from 3:30 to 5 in the Ithaca School Commons.
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Mon, May 22, 2023
Today is a Day 2
Lunch for today - First Choice: Sassy Chicken, Second Choice: Hot Dog/Hot Dog Bun, Mixed Vegetables, Applesauce, WG Dinner Roll, Milk
From Ms Schoen:
Teaching assistants, please submit your weekly log by the end of day Mon, May 22.
From Coach Olson:
There will be a meeting for current 8th grade through 11th grade students interested in playing football Wednesday in Mr Thome’s room during attack.
From Mr. Klang:
There will be a meeting today during ATTACK in Mr. Klang's room for current 7th and 8th grade girls interested in playing summer basketball.
From Ms Schoen:
YOUniversity staff (summer school) are seeking student helpers in grades 8-11 during the weeks of summer school, June 12-23. Please see Ms Schoen if interested. Volunteer hours available.
From Track Coaches:
We wish the Ithaca/Weston track and field athletes good luck today as they start their post-season at the Kickapoo Regional tonight! Come watch some of the state’s best D3 track and field athletes as they work their way to the state meet. Field events start at 3:30, running at 5:00. Admission is $6.
From the FFA:
Thank you to all who came out and supported the FFA greenhouse! We still have many beautiful 12-inch baskets, bedding plants and planters. This will be the last week of the greenhouse being open. We will be open Sat, May 27 from 9 am-1 pm. We will also sell by appointment. Support Ithaca FFA by purchasing your hanging flower baskets and bedding plants from our greenhouse.
From Ms Durkin:
On Tue, May 23 the Ithaca Student Council will be hosting the Culvers Share Night from 4-8pm. All proceeds for the share night will go directly to the Newkirk Family. Please come out and support this wonderful family!
Baccalaureate for the Ithaca Class of 2023 will be May 24 at 7:00pm at Willow Valley Church in Ithaca. Guest Speaker will be Mr. Greg Herbst. All Seniors and Ithaca School Staff, family and friends are invited.
From Mrs. Zorea:
National Honor Society will have a meeting on Wed, May 24 during Attack to elect next year’s officers.
From the This-Should-Be-Interesting Committee:
Wed, May 24 is drive-anything-but-a-car-or-truck-to-school-day.
There will be an informational volleyball meeting in the LMC during Attack on Friday, May 26th. If you will be in 9-12th grade next fall and are planning to play volleyball, please attend this discussion. Important information will be given out regarding Summer League, Camps, Open Gyms, and preparation for the Fall season. Any questions, please reach out to Angie Young.
From Ms Durkin:
The Senior Class and the Student Council will be hosting a Senior Farewell Dance next Fri, May 26 in the commons from 8-11 pm. The price for admission is free BUT we are accepting donations for the Newkirk Family as a free will offering. The dance is a casual dance so come as you are and have fun! Same rules apply for any non-Ithaca student attending the dance.
From Ms. Schmitt:
Do you want to act on stage and shine in the spotlight? Community Players has the show for you! CP is producing “Heidi” this summer, and needs YOU to audition! There are roles for children of all ages, and NO EXPERIENCE is needed! Auditions will be Tue, May 30 and Wed, May 31 at 6:00 pm in the downtown auditorium. Email communityplayersswwi@gmail.com or talk to Ms. Schmitt!
From the PTSO:
Did you miss the deadline to order an Elementary/MS yearbook? We ordered extra. Email us at IthacaPTSO@gmail.com to reserve a copy today. First come, first serve basis. Yearbooks will be handed out May 31/June 1. Thank you!
From Mrs. Wipperfurth:
On behalf of the Ithaca Playground Committee, we would like to thank everyone for helping make our brick fundraiser a success over the past couple years. This will be our final call for brick sales! Place orders online at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi. Deadline is Fri, June 2nd. If you have questions, please reach out to Brittany Penfield at brittany.penfield@ithaca.k12.wi.us. Bricks will be ordered this summer and will be placed behind the school near the patio prior to the 2023-2024 school year. Thanks again for your support!
Word of the day: Reprehensible is a formal word that means “worthy of or deserving blame or very strong criticism.” A recent news article called for the mayor's resignation, citing the recent accusations of bribery as both plausible and reprehensible.
This Day in History: The first overland immigrants to Oregon, intending primarily to farm, came in 1841 when a small band of 70 pioneers left Independence, Missouri. They followed a route blazed by fur traders, which took them west along the Platte River through the Rocky Mountains via the easy South Pass in Wyoming and then northwest to the Columbia River. In the years to come, pioneers came to call the route the Oregon Trail.
Birthdays:
Elementary: Emmett Miller
MS/HS: none
Staff: Mr. Klang
Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship Student Spotlight...connecting students to career opportunities! The YA Program is a 1 or 2 yr program that gives Juniors & Seniors the chance to explore a career of their interest. Students will earn credit & wages while gaining career pathway experience under the guidance of a mentor. Over the next couple weeks we will showcase this year's Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship students! For more information about the program please contact our Youth Apprenticeship Career Coach: Monica Kershner 608-585-2311 / monica.kershner@ithaca.k12.wi.us
Ithaca High School Youth Apprenticeship students in the Automotive pathway is Bodie Hilleshiem and in the Finance pathway is Kyla Pluemer.
Baccalaureate honoring the Ithaca Class of 2023 will be May 24 at 7:00pm at Willow Valley Church in Ithaca. Guest Speaker will be Mr. Greg Herbst. All Seniors and Ithaca School Staff, family and friends are invited.
This school year, youth vaping is as big an issue as ever, especially given the growing mental health challenges our youth continue to face. Behind the bright colors and sweet flavors of e-cigarettes are harmful chemicals and nicotine addiction.
Join PAVe next Tuesday, May 23, at 6:00 PM (EASTERN) for a FREE virtual conversation with Dr. Nicole Beurkens, the world's leading holistic child psychologist. She'll answer all your most challenging youth vaping and tobacco use questions. Register Here: https://bit.ly/3ocpHmg
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Fri, May 19, 2023
Today is a Day 1
Lunch for today - First Choice: Spaghetti & Meat Sauce, Second Choice: Ham & Cheese Sub/Sub Bun, Raw Vegetables, Peaches, Garlic Bread, Yogurt, Milk
From the 2nd Grade Class:
It’s popcorn Friday! Cost is 50 cents per bag, limit 2 per child.
From the FFA:
Thank you to all who came out and supported the FFA greenhouse! We still have many beautiful 12-inch baskets, bedding plants and planters. We will be open Sat, May 20 from 9 am - 1 pm. We will also sell by appointment. Support Ithaca FFA by purchasing your hanging flower baskets and bedding plants from our greenhouse.
From Mrs. Thompson:
A reminder to Forensics students that Sun, May 21 at 5:30pm in the LMC will be our awards program.
From Ms Durkin:
On Tue, May 23 the Ithaca Student Council will be hosting the Culvers Share Night from 4-8pm. All proceeds for the share night will go directly to the Newkirk Family. Please come out and support this wonderful family!
Baccalaureate for the Ithaca Class of 2023 will be May 24 at 7:00pm at Willow Valley Church in Ithaca. Guest Speaker will be Mr. Greg Herbst. All Seniors and Ithaca School Staff, family and friends are invited.
From Mrs. Zorea:
National Honor Society will have a meeting on Wed, May 24 during Attack to elect next year’s officers.
From the This-Should-Be-Interesting Committee:
Wed, May 24 is drive-anything-but-a-car-or-truck-to-school-day.
There will be an informational volleyball meeting in the LMC during Attack on Friday, May 26th. If you will be in 9-12th grade next fall and are planning to play volleyball, please attend this discussion. Important information will be given out regarding Summer League, Camps, Open Gyms, and preparation for the Fall season. Any questions, please reach out to Angie Young.
From Ms Durkin:
The Senior Class and the Student Council will be hosting a Senior Farewell Dance next Fri, May 26 in the Commons from 8-11 pm. The price for admission is free BUT we are accepting donations for the Newkirk Family as a free will offering. The dance is a casual dance so come as you are and have fun! Same rules apply for any non-Ithaca student attending the dance.
From Ms. Schmitt:
Do you want to act on stage and shine in the spotlight? Community Players has the show for you! CP is producing “Heidi” this summer, and needs YOU to audition! There are roles for children of all ages, and NO EXPERIENCE is needed! Auditions will be Tue, May 30 and Wed, May 31 at 6:00 pm in the downtown auditorium. Questions? Email communityplayersswwi@gmail.com or talk to Ms. Schmitt!
From Mrs. Kershner:
For any potential Youth Apprenticeship students entering the healthcare pathway… Please stop in the guidance office for new information regarding summer CNA courses & job opportunities. Thank you!
From the PTSO:
Did you miss the deadline to order an Elementary/MS yearbook? We ordered extra so don't pay for the price increase/shipping. Email us at IthacaPTSO@gmail.com to reserve a copy today. First come, first serve basis - right now we have about 20 extra. Yearbooks will be handed out May 31/June 1. Thank you!
From Mrs. Wipperfurth:
On behalf of the Ithaca Playground Committee, we would like to thank everyone for helping make our brick fundraiser a success over the past couple years. This will be our final call for brick sales! Please take this opportunity to commemorate your child’s upcoming graduation, represent your graduating class from years past, honor a loved one, represent your business, and/or leave your legacy in any way you choose. Orders can be placed online at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi. The order deadline is Friday, June 2nd. If you have questions, please reach out to Brittany Penfield at brittany.penfield@ithaca.k12.wi.us. Bricks will be ordered this summer and will be placed behind the school near the patio prior to the 2023-2024 school year. Thanks again for your support!
Birthdays:
Elementary: none
MS/HS: Sun, May 21-Elise Newkirk and Rebekah Weitzel
A full day of celebrations tomorrow!
From 9:30am until 11:30am, our many generous scholarship donors and benefactors will present scholarships to our 2023 senior recipients. Families of our seniors, staff, and donors are invited to celebrate with us. Attendees should RSVP to the High School office.
Then Ithaca Public Schools will celebrate all the academic accomplishments of our students as well as honor staff milestones and recognition. Community, families, staff, and students are welcome to attend the Ithaca High School Awards Program beginning at 1:30pm.
Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship Student Spotlight...connecting students to career opportunities! The YA Program is a 1 or 2 yr program that gives Juniors & Seniors the chance to explore a career of their interest. Students will earn credit & wages while gaining career pathway experience under the guidance of a mentor. Over the next couple weeks we will showcase this year's Ithaca Youth Apprenticeship students! For more information about the program please contact our Youth Apprenticeship Career Coach: Monica Kershner 608-585-2311 / monica.kershner@ithaca.k12.wi.us
Ithaca High School Youth Apprenticeship students in the Business pathway are Erica Steinmetz and Lexi Stowell.
Wisconsin School Garden Day 2023 is May 18th! This day brings recognition to the people and programs giving Wisconsin’s youth access to innovative, hands-on educational opportunities. In honor of this special day, AmeriCorps Farm to School Program (F2S) created this video to help show the steps and resources to creating a school garden. Look for our very own Julie Severance in the clip. Julie is the Ithaca Public Schools AmeriCorps Farm to Table member. She works daily to improve child nutrition through the implementation of educational F2S activities for students and families. These activities encourage healthy eating choices within an educational setting, develop strong communities by creating future community leaders, connect schools with local farmers and food businesses, and increase the capacity of communities all over Wisconsin to support sustainable F2S programs that encourage healthy behaviors and improve the school food environment.
https://youtu.be/E61Krcn08TU
Popcorn Friday this week! This is the final popcorn Friday for the school year! This week is hosted by the Second grade class. Cost is 50 cents per bag, limit 2 per child.
Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Announcements: Thurs, May 18, 2023
Today is a Day 2
Lunch for today - First Choice: Cheesy Quesadilla, Second Choice: Cheddarwurst/Hot Dog bun, Green Beans, Pineapple, WG Dinner Roll, Milk
From Mrs. Kershner:
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) will gather for our last morning Huddle Thur, May 18 at 7:00 a.m. Join us for an inspiring message, uplifting devotion and a big breakfast! All middle school & High School students are welcome!
From Ms. Sprecher:
High School FFA will meet on Thur, May 18 during ATTACK in Ms. Sprecher’s room.
From Mrs. Pluemer:
Sources of Strength will be having its final meeting of the year Thur, May 18, in Ms. Nugent’s room. We will be celebrating the year and planning for next year. We need all Peer Leaders to attend!
Popcorn Friday this week! This is the final popcorn Friday for the school year! This week is hosted by the Second grade class. Cost is 50 cents per bag, limit 2 per child.
From Mrs. Thompson:
A reminder to Forensics students that Sun., May 21st at 5:30pm in the LMC will be our awards program.
From the FFA:
Thank you to all who came out and supported the FFA greenhouse! We still have many beautiful 12-inch baskets, bedding plants and planters. We will be open Sat, May 20 from 9 am - 1 pm. We will also sell by appointment. Support Ithaca FFA by purchasing your hanging flower baskets and bedding plants from our greenhouse.
From Ms Durkin:
Next Tue, May 23 the Ithaca Student Council will be hosting the Culvers Share Night from 4-8pm. All proceeds for the share night will go directly to the Newkirk Family. Please come out and support this wonderful family!
From the This-Should-Be-Interesting Committee:
Wed, May 24 is drive-anything-but-a-car-or-truck-to-school-day.
From Ms Durkin:
The Senior Class and the Student Council will be hosting a Senior Farewell Dance next Friday, May 26th in the commons from 8-11 pm. The price for admission is free BUT we are accepting donations for the Newkirk Family as a free will offering. The dance is a casual dance so come as you are and have fun! Same rules apply for any non-Ithaca student attending the dance
From Mrs. Kershner:
For any potential Youth Apprenticeship students entering the healthcare pathway… Please stop in the guidance office for new information regarding summer CNA courses & job opportunities. Thank you!
From the PTSO:
Did you miss the deadline to order an Elementary/MS yearbook? We ordered extra so don't pay for the price increase/shipping. Email us at IthacaPTSO@gmail.com to reserve a copy today. First come, first serve basis - right now we have about 20 extra. Yearbooks will be handed out May 31/June 1. Thank you!
From Mrs. Wipperfurth:
On behalf of the Ithaca Playground Committee, we would like to thank everyone for helping make our brick fundraiser a success over the past couple years. This will be our final call for brick sales! Please take this opportunity to commemorate your child’s upcoming graduation, represent your graduating class from years past, honor a loved one, represent your business, and/or leave your legacy in any way you choose. Orders can be placed online at https://www.thatsmybrick.com/ithacawi. The order deadline is Friday, June 2nd. If you have questions, please reach out to Brittany Penfield at brittany.penfield@ithaca.k12.wi.us. Bricks will be ordered this summer and will be placed behind the school near the patio prior to the 2023-2024 school year. Thanks again for your support!
Word of the day: Zephyr, noun. A zephyr is a breeze blowing from the west. More loosely, a zephyr can be any gentle breeze. We were relieved when a zephyr blew in just as the heat of the day was peaking, allowing us to remain comfortably on the beach for a little while longer.
This Day in History: On this day in 1980, following an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.1 on the Richter scale, Mount St. Helens in Washington state erupted in one of the greatest volcanic explosions ever recorded in North America.
Birthdays:
Elementary: none
MS/HS: none
Please take a few minutes and enjoy our YouTube presentation of Ithaca's 2023 Senior Class.
Tómese unos minutos y disfrute de nuestra presentación en YouTube de la Clase Senior 2023 de Ithaca.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB3lYyMztn8
* Disclaimer: If a senior is missing from this presentation, it does not necessarily mean they are not graduating, it may simply be they did not send in a picture and requested information.
* Descargo de responsabilidad: Si falta un estudiante de último año en esta presentación, no se infiere que no se gradúe, simplemente puede ser que no envió una foto ni solicitó la información.
As we near the end of the school year, Ithaca Public Schools wishes to congratulate the Ithaca High School Senior Class of 2023. Today's spotlight shines bright on seniors Haydn Howe, John Clary, and Tristan Logue. Congratulations to them and to all their classmates. Your community is so proud of you, and we wish you well in all you seek to accomplish. #ClassOf2023 #LearnersTodayLeadersTomorrow #IthacaBulldogs
In case you missed it, our Ithaca/Weston Track and Field athletes had a fantastic meet last night at the John D Young Ridge & Valley meet last night. Every athlete scored points for the teams!
On the boys side, Clayton Lee finished 6th in the 3200m and set a personal best in the 1600m race for 3rd, Landon Thompson placed 4th in the 100m, Keegan Jones placed 6th in the 200m, Tyler Steinmetz placed 6th in the 400m, Hewsten Garcia-Boland placed 6th in the 300m hurdles, the 4X800m relay of Hunter Moe, Channing Wheaton, Conner Montes, and Hewsten placed 3rd, the 4X200m relay of Keegan, Tyler, Landon, and James Timm placed 3rd, the 4X400m relay of Keegan, Landon, James, and Hewsten placed 4th, Hunter Moe placed 6th in the triple jump.
The girls team placed 2nd behind Kickapoo/LaFarge led by scoring from Alivia Koch with 3rd in the 200m, Kaylee Peterson with 1st in the 800m and 1st in the 3200m, Kaylee Miller with 4th in the 800m, Martina Olson placed 3rd in the 3200m with a personal best, Tristen Peterson placed 1st in the 100m Hurdles and 300m Hurdles, the 4X800m relay of Maggie Kershner, Abby Wiedenfeld, Emma Coy and Martina placed 3rd, the 4X400m relay of Aubri Koch, Alivia Koch, Tristen Peterson and Kaylee Miller placed 2nd, the 4X200m relay of Marie Dunow, Maggie, Aubri and Alivia placed 3rd, the 4X100m relay of Kaylee Miller, Kaylee Peterson, Aubri and Alivia placed 2nd, Miller and Peterson placed 3rd and 5th in the high jump, Aubri and Marie placed 3rd and 6th in the triple jump, Emma placed 5th in the pole vault, Tristen Peterson set a new meet record in the long jump and took 1st place, and Reese Ghastin placed 4th in both shot put and discus.
Such a strong showing for teams so small in numbers. Congratulations to all the athletes on a successful meet! The Regional meet is Monday, May 22nd at Kickapoo High School.
