Unified Sports

On February 6, 2023, Unified Sports hosted its first-ever basketball game right before the Hale vs. Central girls basketball game! Nathan Hale took on Cedarburg in an exciting game.

What is Unified Sports? Unified Sports is part of the Special Olympics program, which joins people with and without intellectual disabilities on the same team. It was inspired by a simple principle: training together and playing together is a quick path to friendship and understanding.

Check out the post-game interviews with our Hale athletes!

Dottke Kitchen Remodel 

This spring, the kitchen at Dottke PBL High School is getting an update! This renovation/remodel will turn the kitchen into a space for students to learn and get experience in a future culinary arts program. The current plan is to offer a block class during the first semester of the 2023-2024 school year that Hale, Central, and Dottke students can participate in.

The project is scheduled to be completed and operational for the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year.

Stay tuned for more exciting updates!

Congratulations Khalil

Congratulations to Nathan Hale's Khalil Brown, who will be among 16 African American Youth Initiative (AAYI) students recognized at the Leaders in Training luncheon at Concordia University on March 15.  The event is hosted by the Closing Achievement Gap Consortium.

The luncheon will feature Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. Leaders in Training students have participated in CAGC/AAYI programs for all four years of high school, all the while demonstrating excellent leadership and commitment. 

We are so proud to have Khalil representing our West Allis-West Milwaukee School District!

WAWM Shining Strings Performance

If you have never heard our very own WAWM Shining Strings perform, be sure to check out the beautiful performance of Beauty and the Beast. This talented group of WAWM students performs throughout the school year at various events and venues. They recently visited the West Allis Senior Center!

Candy Lane with Team Achieve

4th & 5th graders at Jefferson Elementary are continuing their driving question, “How can we as entrepreneurs develop and operate a business in order to raise funds that can help others in our community.”

This year, students were eager for this project which is an iteration of last year’s school store, “The Mercantile." It stemmed from a short Veteran’s Day inquiry lesson which inspired the students to want to give back to veterans. This was a two-part project: seeking donations for stockings to be sent to active military and students raising money to donate to homeless vets in southeast Wisconsin.

Great work, Team Achieve!

WAWM Hosts District Solo & Ensemble Music Festival

On Saturday, February 25, 2023, students from area schools participated in a Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) sanctioned District Solo & Ensemble Music Festival hosted at West Allis Central High School. During the festival, students performed vocal and instrumental solos, duets, trios and small ensembles before an adjudicator. There were 12 performance sites, over 400 events performed during the day by 507 student musicians. Read more...

WAWM Future Chef Finalists

Sodexo is proud to announce their six finalists for our 11th annual Future Chef competition. This year's criteria was "Complete the plate with your favorite fruit or vegetable side dish." 

With over 90 recipes submitted, our top six recipes were selected based on originality, taste, healthy attributes, and kids appeal.

Luis A, 3rd grade, Franklin Elementary

Hunter A, 4th grade, Walker Elementary

Amiah B, 5th grade, Walker Elementary

Matthew L, 4th grade, Walker Elementary

Taya M, 5th grade, Hoover Elementary

Jaylynn R, 4th grade, Wilson Elementary

Our junior chefs will now compete on March 15 at Nathan Hale HS for the district title. Check back next month to see who won the district title!

Wisconsin Chapter American String Teachers Association

Young Artists Honors Orchestra

On March 11, 2023, eighteen of our WAWM orchestra students participated in the WI-ASTA Young Artists Honors Orchestra at the Mukwonago HS Performing Arts Center. Read more... 

Upcoming School Board Meeting information can be found HERE.

Community members interested in receiving our meeting notices can be added to the list by emailing their contact information to Suzette Zimmerman.

WAWM RCS Department Youth Sports

We are positioned to offer families affordable, convenient, and accessible programming to all kids. Rec programming is inclusive to everyone regardless of a child’s level of skill or background, there is a place for them with us. As we head into summer and fall, our sports leagues will be in full swing. Our programs will help players develop their coordination, enhance their socialization and learn teamwork skills. Players will be introduced to basic skills to build a strong foundation for a lifetime enjoyment in sports. For children in 4K-8th grade, we have many affordable sports opportunities for children to get back in the game! 

WAWM RCS Sports Leagues: All players are assigned to a team, teams practice and play a game each week, and each participant receives a league t-shirt. Cost to participate is $40 or less

SUMMER: Early June - Early August

T-Ball (4K-5K)

Rookies Coach Pitch (1st-2nd)

Soccer (4K-8th Grade) 

FALL: Mid-August - Late October

Flag Football (4K-8th Grade)

Soccer (4K-8th Grade)

Girls Volleyball (2nd-8th Grade)

SPRING: Early March – Late April

Indoor Soccer (4K-8th Grade)

WINTER: December – February

Boys & Girls Basketball (4k-8th Grade)

WAMM RCS Instructional Sports: Players participate on their own and receive instruction from an experienced coach or WAWM RCS staff.  Our instructional sports offerings include: girls softball, tennis, golf, gymnastics, and archery!

Enrollment Center Reminder

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