February 2023

Tue
28
Feb

Compeer Financial Grants 65 Schools Ag Education and Classroom Equipment Grants

The Compeer Financial Fund for Rural America, the Farm Credit cooperative's giving program, awarded a total of $229,852 through the Agriculture Education and Classroom Equipment Grant Program this year. Sixty-five high schools in Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin, located across Compeer Financial's territory, will be receiving grants of up to $4,000 each, funding a variety of hands-on learning tools and new technologies for agriculture education classrooms.

Tue
28
Feb

Carter Scholey Goes the Distance

What does it mean to push yourself as a high school student athlete? Carter Scholey knows first-hand after training for five months to run the race he dreamed of running – the State Cross Country Championship in Wisconsin, where he recently achieved a third place title. For Carter, from the start of the season through the last seconds of his journey to that finish line, he had to push himself. How he did that takes a lot of inner strength and a lot of outside support from his teammates, coaches, friends and family.

Tue
28
Feb

Ms. Burton and Mr. Siegenthaler

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Tue
28
Feb

Monticello High School Presents ^The Little Mermaid Jr.^"

Monticello High School students delighted the audience last weekend with their production of ^The Little Mermaid Jr.^" Performances were held Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.

Tue
28
Feb

View Art on Election Day

Take time to view a middle school art exhibit at Village Hall on election day. The display, titled, ^Mapping Our Community: Middle School Perspectives^"

Tue
28
Feb

Monticello High School Presents ^Little Mermaid Jr.^"

The Monticello High School will be performing the musical, ^Little Mermaid Jr.^"

Tue
28
Feb

Students Take Stage in WSMA Middle Level State Honors Concerts

Many of Wisconsin's most accomplished junior high and middle school music students (band, choir and orchestra) performed in Verona on Saturday, October 29, 2022, at the Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) Middle Level State Honors Music Project concerts.
Throughout the state, 304 students in grades 6-8 were selected from over 850 who auditioned for the program in April. Auditions were held virtually and in person as individual student performances that included a prepared solo, memorized scales and sight-reading exercises.

Tue
28
Feb

Child Care Matters Community Conversation

On Wednesday, October 26th, the Green County Healthy Communities Coalition Mental Health Matters Subcommittee and the Green County Child Care Network (GCCCN) presented about the role that child care and early care and education have in mental health. Presenters were Brooke Skidmore and Corrine Hendrickson, who talked about creating a cohesive system with a variety of community stakeholders to meet the needs of young children, who, through no fault of their own have had adverse experiences in their lives.

Tue
28
Feb

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