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Welcome to the monthly publication of the eNews. In this edition, you will find:
Welcome Back to School!
Preparing for the New Year
Learning Year-Round
Bus Driver Awarded
New Teachers Welcomed
Office Update
Hometown Kids
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Dates to Note
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August 16:
Registration for Grades 5-12
August 17: Grade 5 Transition Camp
August 29: Bulldogs of Character in the Community Meeting
August 30: 4K-Grade 8 Open House
September 1: Grades K-9 First Day of School
September 5:
4K
and Grades 10-12 First Day of School
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Back to School
Welcome!
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Welcome to the 2017-18 school year! Many students have participated in a variety of transition activities over these past months, and there are still several events planned. It is always an exciting time, but one that can also be met with apprehension. Please connect with your building principal or school counselor if there are any questions or concerns. We look forward to an outstanding start to the new year.
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Preparing for the New Year
Awesome Accomplishments
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Thank you to everyone who is working tirelessly behind the scenes to prepare for the new school year. This includes those who are cleaning, waxing, painting, repairing, mowing, landscaping, delivering new resources, roofing, resurfacing parking lots, and more.
  
Thank You!
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Learning Year-Round
Summer Fun
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New London students participated in a variety of summer learning opportunities that excited and engaged.
Camp Invention, Summer Show Choir, Band Camps, Meet and Mingle, Racing for Education, Rural Wisconsin Pre-College Camp, and more.
The Wolf River Theatrical Troupe partnered with the district to present Anne of Green Gables, Gateway Academy provided a hands-on engineering experience, Project Lead the Way biomedical students participated in activities that served as an introduction to the Health and Human Services Academy, and summer school provided opportunity to sharpen skills while having fun, fun, and more fun!
Thank you to participants, planners, and personnel who made these experiences such a success!
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New London Bus Driver Awarded
Accolades and Applause
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School District of New London bus driver, Ken Price, was presented an 'Excellence in Driving Award' from the Wisconsin School Bus Association for his professionalism and dedication to students.
We all know Ken as the bus driver who on February 21 compassionately and courageously tended to the needs of the children after a semi collided with his bus on Highway 45.
Accolades and applause go out to Ken and all others who helped to ensure student safety. We are grateful for the well-being of all involved.
 
Thank you and Congratulations Mr. Price!
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| New Teachers Welcomed
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Nineteen new faculty members participated in an orientation that helped them prepare for the upcoming school year. Welcome to the Bulldog family!
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Office Update
Welcome Mr. Krueger and Mrs. Peterson
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You will see a couple new faces at the District Office and Parkview Elementary School this year. Dennis Krueger, District Administrator, joined the team on July 1 and Jody Peterson, Parkview Principal, began just a few weeks later.
Jody will use her experiences in instructional coaching to support strategies that ensure success for all students. Dennis will continue to look, listen, and learn about all that the School District of New London offers and how his service can enhance opportunities for students, staff, families, and community.
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Hometown Kids
Kids From Wisconsin
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Thank you to the New London Lions for bringing
Kids from Wisconsin
to New London and to local sponsors who supported this outstanding performance.
The group provided a complimentary outreach opportunity for New London youth, and later performed to a packed auditorium.
New London High School students, Emelia Roberts and Trent Kloehn proudly served as 'hometown kids'. Emelia performed as one of the troupe's 25 singers and Trent participated as an understudy. Mark your calendars for next summer's performance.
Bulldog Pride!
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Pupil Nondiscrimination Statement
It is the policy of the School District of New London that no person may be denied admission to any public
school or be denied participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any curricular,
extracurricular, pupil services, recreational or other program or activity because of the person's sex, race, religion,
national origin, ancestry, color, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation or physical, mental,
emotional or learning disability.
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