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Virtual Graduation Program Videos - 2020
This July, we celebrated our seniors as they graduated from our high schools. We were excited for these events and the opportunity to recognize the Class of 2020 as they received their diplomas. Each school created a Virtual Graduation program featuring inspiring messages from students, teachers, and principals.
Visit our district website to view a live stream of the graduations.
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West Allis Central High School Distinguished High School Graduates
Class of 2020
We would like to thank students, families, teachers, counselors, staff, and administrators for their dedication to a journey that begins in elementary school, progresses through intermediate school, and concludes in high school. We are proud to announce the distinguished graduates of the West Allis Central High School Class of 2020:
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Nathan Hale High School Distinguished High School Graduates
Class of 2020
We would like to thank students, families, teachers, counselors, staff, and administrators for their dedication to a journey that begins in elementary school, progresses through intermediate school, and concludes in high school. We are proud to announce the distinguished graduates of the Nathan Hale High School Class of 2020:
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Class of 2020 Graduation Snapshots
While commencement this year was different, we worked hard to make it forever memorable. Check out our snapshots for West Allis Central High School and Nathan Hale High School
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Learning Pays Off for Class of 2020
Many students graduate from a university with huge student loan debt or have to limit their education in order to keep a lid on costs. Scholarships allow students to focus on their careers instead of worrying about how they will repay student loans. By removing financial barriers, scholarships make education and career goals easier to achieve.
Counselors at each high school work hard to assist students as they apply for scholarships.We are proud of the scholarship monies awarded to Class of 2020 graduates
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General Mitchell Elementary School Wins MMSD Award for Green Infrastructure Project
On Monday, June 22, 2020, the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) Commission approved the award of $3,619,917 to 20 successful applicants to the District’s Green Infrastructure Partnership Program. One of the applicants, General Mitchell Elementary School, received $115,791.
“General Mitchell’s Green Team is committed to improving their campus grounds with bioswales, trees/forest, prairie gardens, and even patios in order to provide their students with a wide variety of locations and activities for furthering their educational experiences,” said principal Ryan Johnson.
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A Seamless Shift to Online Learning
Reports of a new virus emerging in China, spreading through Europe, eventually hitting home in Wisconsin seemed like a distant bell that soon became a gong.
When asked what the future holds, Dr. Marty Lexmond is reflective. “By May, some districts had not even started working with their students. We were connected from the start. As we move forward, we’ll continue to respond to COVID-19. We’re prepared to help students learn whether they’re at home or at school. And we’ll do everything we can to ensure our students stay on track and life ready when they graduate. We face challenges together even if we’re apart.”
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Kori Sack Named New Principal at Hoover Elementary School
We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Kori Sack has been approved by the Board of Education as the new principal of Hoover Elementary School.
Mrs. Sack participated in a rigorous application, interview, and selection process involving a final interview panel which included teachers, parents, and district administrators.
This past year she served as Hoover Elementary School’s Deeper Learning coach. The panel felt strongly that Mrs. Sack is the right leader moving forward. In addition to her prior work as an educator, there are a number of strengths she brings to this role.
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Connie Bergmann Named Interim Principal at West Milwaukee Intermediate School
We are pleased to announce that Mrs.Connie Bergmann has been approved by the Board of Education as the new principal of West Milwaukee Intermediate School.
After we completed initial interviews of qualified applicants for this position, we did not identify any candidates that we felt confident would be the right fit for West Milwaukee Intermediate School at this time. In similar situations in the past, and given how important it is to have leadership identified as we plan for the fall, we considered current administrators for this position. Given that Mrs. Bergmann knows the school well and is an experienced and highly regarded administrator in our district, we feel she is the right person for the principal role.
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Community Connections
Community Connections Support Learning that Works in our District. Check out the video!
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Athletic Director Named at Nathan Hale High School
We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Liz Kayzar has been assigned as the Interim Athletic Director at Nathan Hale High School for the 2020-2021 school year. This reduces a position in our Communication and Community Relations Department while addressing a need at Nathan Hale High School.
Mrs. Kayzar comes to us with 24 years of experience in education and has been a high school and middle school administrator the past eight years.
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High School Fall Athletics Registration
We have begun planning high school athletic offerings. As the fall seasons quickly approach please complete athletic paperwork and registration as soon as possible to ensure participation at the beginning of each sport season.
New for the 2020-2021 school year, all families will register online for athletics.
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is an infographic with all sports registration details.
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Enrollment Center
Our Enrollment Center has now reopened!
As we work to practice safe social distancing, please adhere to the following guidelines:
- No more than 2 persons per family in the building
- Wear protective personal equipment (i.e, face masks), if possible
- Bring required enrollment information (see resident enrollment)
All enrollment center specialists will be wearing protective personal equipment (PPE) which includes facial masks. Additionally, we will be sanitizing enrollment stations after each use. We would ask that if possible when you physically attend the enrollment center that you take any possible precaution to promote the safety of all parties. This would include wearing any protective personal equipment that you have as well as coming prepared with all required enrollment information, please see our
resident enrollment page
for additional information.
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Skyward Student Information System
Skyward is the tool that helps parents view student schedules, attendance, and grade reports while logged in on any personal device! We ask that parents access Skyward to track their child’s progress in school (we only print paper records upon request).
It also allows for increased communication with teachers. It is very important that parents maintain accurate telephone numbers and email addresses on Skyward.
Help for Skyward:
- Click here for Skyward Directions.
- Click here for a complete menu of online tutorials or click “Tutorials” on the Skyward link.
- Call your School Main Office with questions regarding logins and passwords.
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Junior Bulldogs and Junior Huskies
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