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Schools

Wed
10
Aug

School board approves KHS signage, office reorganization, lunch prices

Compiled by Brian Roebke
Editor
Publicity around the desire of the Kaukauna Area School District’s Board of Education to add a welcome sign in front of Kaukauna High School by the galloping ghost bronze statue turned out to be a pretty good financial deal for the district.
Thu
04
Aug

Little Chute schools have many changes within staff

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
“We view the retention of current staff as vital to ensure delivering the best possible educational experience and seek to do so by surveying departing staff to learn how we can meet that goal,” Superintendent Heidi Schmidt told the Little Chute School Board last week.
Thu
04
Aug

Kaukauna Alumni scholarship winners

Don Krueger photo — 
Wed
20
Jul

Little Chute hires new high school teacher

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Garrick Garvens was approved as the grade 9 to 12 instructional coach/literacy interventionist at last week’s Little Chute School Board meeting.
Wed
20
Jul

Kimberly School Board approves change in teacher vacations

By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kimberly School District will be changing how teachers can use their vacation dates and time off. 
Wed
13
Jul

Little Chute School Board hires student teacher for full-time position

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Editor
Monica Kleuskens, who completed her student teaching at Little Chute High School, was approved as the 2022-23 high school special education teacher by the Little Chute School Board.
Thu
07
Jul

Kaukauna school board approves preliminary budget

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The Kaukauna Area School District Board of Education approved its preliminary 2022-23 operating budget as presented last week with total revenues and expenses set at $60,570,612.
Thu
26
May

Tasha Schuh inspires Little Chute students with incredible story of resilience


Brian Roebke photo — Approximately 660 Little Chute High School students and eighth graders attended the all-school mental health wellness festival Friday, listening to the inspiring words of Tasha Schuh, a paraplegic who has used her misfortune to inspire others.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Imagine being 16 years old and rehearsing for a performance of “The Wizard of Oz” and finding yourself falling 16 feet onto a concrete floor.
That’s what happened to Tasha Schuh, who stepped back to give stagehands more space in 1997. 
Wed
11
May

Kimberly High School recognizes future teachers


Submitted photo — Kimberly High School students Mady Olsen, Rachel DeRidder, Brooke Smith, Sawyer Stevens, Kendra Scherg, Taylor Luxem, Mackenzie Bootz, Onnicah Hosey who are intending to pursue a career in education were recognized at the first Kimberly Area School District Papermaker Promise Luncheon.
By Jill Peeters 
Special to the Times-Villager
Eight Kimberly High School students intending to pursue a career in education earned recognition at the first Kimberly Area School District Papermaker Promise Luncheon. 
Wed
04
May

Little Chute hires elementary school principal

Melissa Yuska, who has served for the past three years as elementary school principal in the Harlem, Ill., Unit School District 122, was approved last week as the new elementary school principal by the Little Chute School Board.

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