Sheboygan Falls Elementary School

2nd Grade was busy today estimating and counting a large collection of sticks! Can you guess how many we counted??? 602! That's a lot of hundreds, tens and ones.

Winter weather has arrived! Please help and remind your children to bring and wear the appropriate winter gear for fun and safe outdoor recess play!

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Every year, the state's Department of Public Instruction reports student achievement, attendance, and graduation rates with publication of school and district report cards. Today the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction released the 2023-24 Report Cards. More information and links to the School District of Sheboygan Falls' report cards can be found on our website here: https://www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/page/accountability-reports

This weekend Sheboygan Falls Middle School FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Lego League teams, Atomic Toasters and Lego Ducks, competed at the FIRST Lego League competition at LTC. The game consists of two parts; an innovation project and the robot game. Both teams represented Sheboygan Falls Middle School with pride. Congratulations to the Atomic Toasters for advancing to the next level and to the Lego Ducks for an amazing rookie year!

Join us for tonight's Board of Education meeting!

Help us celebrate American Education Week next week!

Second Graders are finishing up their narrative writing piece. They got to use Phonics Phones to listen to themselves read their stories to make sure everything sounded good!

Students in one of Miss Hammarlund's math groups are hard at work sorting cubes into equal groups to solve division problems!

Kindergarten spent this week enjoying the nice weather (when we had it) outside, talking about voting, cheering on the High School Boys Soccer team ( Go Falcons!) We are also talking about patterning in math and practiced it by creating a Veteran's day quilt.

2nd graders in Mrs. Humski's school counseling class work on a project about what bullying is and isn't

Our school resource officer, Officer Allen, visited our 4K classes and read a book about his job as our School Resource Officer.

Mr. Perkovichs class has been working hard on emotional regulation. We wrapped it up this week by learning about our "inner beast." Everyone has one and it looks and feels different for each student. Ask your student about their "inner beast" and how they can help control it. :)

REMINDER: Join us on Monday, November 11th, beginning at 9:25 AM to honor and celebrate the service of veterans and their families. The program will feature student speakers who will share readings on the sacrifices made by our veterans. In addition, the school's talented music students will perform patriotic selections. A guest speaker will also be present to address the audience, offering inspiring words of gratitude and remembrance. Following the program, the community is invited to observe a 21-gun salute outside of the building near the flag. This solemn tribute will serve as a fitting conclusion to the Veterans Day observance. Community members can enter the building through the front doors on the southwest corner of the High School beginning at 9:10 AM.

We love our Nourish visits! Sweet potatoes were the star!

According to preliminary election results, the two capital referendum questions on the ballot for the School District of Sheboygan Falls fell short of being approved by voters in our community. As a result, we will not be moving forward with a series of Elementary and High School improvement projects. We also will not move ahead on recreation and athletic improvement projects at this time. No matter the outcome, we have had some great conversations about the future of our schools over the past several months. We want to thank our community for your thoughtful questions and feedback throughout this process. Our District leadership team and Board will now begin re-examining our needs and looking at potential alternative solutions. We hope you stay engaged as we embark on this important effort.

1st graders practice coping skills and stretching

First grade students casted votes on their favorite kind of cookie!

First grade students casted votes on their favorite kind of cookie!

First grade students casted votes on their favorite kind of cookie!