Enjoy the second last daily announcement video for the year!
National Best Friend Day!
Make your best friend(s) day... reach out to that person(s) with a "thank you" for being your bestie(s)!
National LGBTQIA PRIDE Month
How is Milwaukee celebrating Pride Month?

MCTS Pride Bus: The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) is rolling out its first-ever ‘Pride Bus’ starting June 1. The 40-foot-long bus features a colorful design, the phrase ‘MCTS Rides with Pride’, and the hashtag #PrideMCTS. The bus’s normal paint scheme has been replaced with a rainbow design featuring inclusive colors – like black and brown to represent people of color; as well as pink, white, and powder blue in a nod to the Transgender Pride flag.
The Hop: The City of Milwaukee’s streetcar, The Hop, is wrapping one of its three-piece, articulated cars with an inclusive rainbow ribbon, Pride-themed Hop logo, and special messaging to help celebrate diversity and remind passengers -- as well as residents, employees, and visitors of the downtown community -- of the important occasion. The design will also promote "Massimals MKE: Rainbow" at Cathedral Square Park.
"Massimals MKE: Rainbow:" The five polar bears that inhabited downtown Milwaukee’s Cathedral Square Park this past winter are back for the summer – and this time, they’ve received a colorful makeover! Artist Jason Scroggin of Scroggin Studio is behind this refreshed public art installation – presented by PNC Bank – which makes for a great Pride Month photo-op.
"True Colors" Mural Installation: The boat landing stairs along the Milwaukee River, behind the Marcus Performing Arts Center’s Peck Pavilion, will be transformed into a temporary art installation called "True Colors", by artist Josephine Rice. The beautiful display, supported by Northwestern Mutual, will debut this week.

Landmarks Lighting Up: Several local landmarks and businesses will light up in rainbow colors at various points throughout the month, including the Mitchell Park Domes, Hoan Bridge, Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee County War Memorial Center, Northwestern Mutual, US Bank Center, 600 EAST Wisconsin, The Pfister Hotel, Lakefront Brewery, and others.
National Great Outdoors Month
One of the most relaxing and easy ways to be outdoors is to stargaze. According to Bob Bonadurer, director of the Milwaukee Public Museum's Daniel M. Soref National Geographic Dome Theater & Planetarium, there are 5 places in the Milwaukee area where you can stargaze or watch for the northern lights that open to the public and are usually far from street lights. Plus it's easy to find a parking place.

  • Harrington Beach State Park - Bonadurer frequently visits Harrington Beach State Park, which is near I-43 about 35 miles north of Milwaukee and 20 miles south of Sheboygan.
  • Whitnall Park - Home to Boerner Botanical Gardens and Wehr Nature Center, Whitnall Park has 220 acres in Franklin.
  • Kettle Moraine State Forest - The Southern Forest is 35 miles southwest of Milwaukee and features more than 22,000 acres of glacial hills, kettles, lakes, prairie restoration sites, pine woods, and hardwood forests. The Northern Forest has 30,000 acres stretching 30 miles across Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, and Washington counties. For both forests, a state park sticker is required. It's open until 11 p.m.
  • Lapham Peak State Park - Part of the Kettle Moraine State Forest, Lapham Peak is 25 miles west of Milwaukee and just one mile from the I-94 Delafield exit. A 45-foot observation tower is the tallest spot in Waukesha County.
  • Hit up a local observatory or stargazing club - a list of them can be found here.
YEARBOOKS are in!!! Students, if you are face-to-face for term 4, your advisors have your yearbook, if you are a virtual or in a charter school, your yearbooks are in the front office. The front office is open from 7:00 am - 3:00 pm.
The FRC Laser Robotics team designs, fabricates, builds, and programs robots for competition and demos. Students interested in marketing, public relations, social media, photography, video, and graphic arts the Laser Robotics team has a place for you. We will meet this summer on Mondays from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm in room B33.
All students will eat lunch in the cafeteria and West Commons area for this week. No tables will be available in the auditorium area moving forward.
TONIGHT Let’s celebrate the end of the year and give athletics a boost at the same time by ordering from PIZZA GUY from 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm.

  • Place your ORDER NOW (262) 968-4900
  • Orders can be either delivery or pick up (323 N. Wales Rd, Wales, WI 53183) 
  • Cannot be combined with other offers or discounts

Yes! They do have wings too!!!

A portion of the proceeds of all qualifying sales will be dedicated to athletics and activities. Thank you for your support!
Need volunteer hours? Just feeling helpful? The Kettle Moraine Junior Laser's Baseball Club will be hosting their annual tournament on June 19th and 20th, and they need help. Two-hour shift opportunities exist at Ottawa Town Park, the Delafield Sports Commons, and Wales Community Park.

Click on this link for more details or reach out to Jennifer Moston at 608-219-7159 or jennifermoston@gmail.com if you have any questions not answered in the signup.

Thank you in advance for volunteering to help make the tournament a success!
Tuesday, June 8
G JV/V Softball vs Muskego 4:30 pm / 4:30 pm
G V Soccer Regionals vs Janesville Parker 7:00 pm
B V Golf Sectionals @ North Shore CC 9:00 am
B JV/V Baseball @ Burlington 5:00 pm / 5:00 pm
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