Schools

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

Kimberly students were able to show off their robotics projects at last week’s school board meeting. Students showed the board projects ranging from a tablet stand to a robot that picks up tennis balls.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Little Chute School Board discussed the search for a write-in candidate at the spring election at last week’s meeting.

By Daniel Schoettler 

Reporter

The Kimberly School Board approved the academic and technical excellence recipients at last week’s meeting, while the Maple View and Woodland Intermediate school principals provided a life skills implementation update.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Good things can come to those who cram.

JR Gerritts Middle School seventh grader Kaashvi Kasera survived 23 rounds and 42 contestants spelling at last week’s CESA6 Regional Spelling Bee, held right at JRG in Kimberly.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Jan. 16 was a really big day for     16 Kimberly High School students when they had the “INCubator Final Pitch” at the school auditorium.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Little Chute School Board approved donations from various groups and to the recently initiated robotics club, which conducted a successful fundraising effort that allowed them to purchase their robot and enter competition this season.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The Kimberly School Board was given a comprehensive update on the district’s ATODA programs last week.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Little Chute School Board held a first reading on a proposal to shift record keeping of policies from the Wisconsin Association of School Boards to Neola at last week’s meeting.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

Due to declining enrollment in the Kimberly Area School District, the district may need an operational referendum in the next two to three years to sustain the programming and quality education that the district is known for.