February 20th through the 26th was National FFA Week, where chapters from all over the country celebrate agriculture and FFA. Over the week our students participated in various activities like a trivia contest and a milk chugging contest. As we wrapped up the week, the Athens FFA and the Athens FFA Alumni joined forces to hand out string cheese during our home basketball games, and to present the colors in full official dress for the National Anthem.
Today's Girls game VS Spencer will be streamed on the following link:
https://ensemble.cesa10.k12.wi.us/Watch/g7R5SqJs
Game will start at 6pm. Due to WIAA rules the game will only be available live. Watch or come join us tonight!
Students made groundhogs on February 2nd and edible snow people last week. They definitely enjoyed eating their creative snacks!
Good Afternoon,
Today's Girls game will be streamed on the following link:
https://ensemble.cesa10.k12.wi.us/Watch/g7R5SqJs
Our 3rd grade students have been learning about spreading kindness in our Second Step lessons. They chose someone important in their life that they appreciate and wrote a thank you note to them. Their words are inspiring and we are proud of the kindness they continue to share!
The School District of Athens will be closed today February 22 due to inclement weather. There will be no afterschool activities or athletic events.
Here are the works of art done by Athens students that will be displayed at the Woodson Art museum in Wausau for the 45th Annual Student Art Exhibition showing from February 26 to April 10, 2022. Beautiful work done by Aleah, William, McKennzie, and Jazelle! Take a museum visit!
The Athens Distinguished Alumni Award is back!
The School District of Athens has developed an annual award to be given to 1-6 Athens Distinguished Alumni. The purpose is to provide inspirational role models for students through recognition of Athens graduates while promoting a legacy of community pride. Graduates may be alive or presented posthumously.
Nomination forms are due back by March 15. Paper copy forms are available at the Athens High School office.
The new Girls in Tech Ed class are making some sparks fly as they work to finish their projects.
On a winter's day in February, what is better than hot cocoa and a cool book? Sixth graders enjoy good books in the library and extra chocolatey hot cocoa.
Students created tasty snowpeople for Check-n-Connect Wednesday fun!
Great showing, Athens HS, at the SubDistrict level of High School Forensics at Medford HS. This group did a fantastic job and all will be moving on to the District level in early March. Congratulations.
The Ag room has been pretty active the last few weeks. Agronomy completed an edible soil profile lab and Equine Science completed a pasta skeleton lab.
FCCLA enjoyed their time with our elementary-aged friends decorating cookies for Valentine's Day!! Sweet treats sure bring lots of smiles!! Well done, ladies!!
On behalf of the School District of Athens employees, in partnership with Forward Bank, I would like to share some very exciting news with the Athens community. Forward Bank deposited $1,681.62 into the School District of Athens BCMMA as a result of designee’s selections for the Charitable Money Market Account. These monies will be used to support student learning, achievement, and success!
If you are interested in learning more about the Charitable Money Market Account opportunity at Forward Bank, please visit the website: www.forward.bank/personal/checking/charitable-money-market-account/
We appreciate the opportunity to partner with Forward Bank. @ForwardBankWI
Andrea Sheridan, Superintendent School District of Athens
What do we do on Friday when we have ALL of our homework done and just ACED a test? We play “Like Terms Uno,” of course! 7th grade math is FUN!!!
A few high school students competed in the SkillsUSA Competition at NTC on February, 4th. We had students entered into photography, welding, and team engineering. We couldn't get a picture of the welding students but we enjoyed our time at the competition.
"The life I love is making music with my friends." Mr. Triebold and AES are excited to announce the all-new 4th and 5th Grade Choir! These dedicated students give up their lunch recess twice a week to join voices in singing, and the results are truly beautiful. Well done, AES!
Mrs. Wilker's Novels & Society class had fun creating some imaginative projects (a map of the island the book is set on and newspaper front pages that reported their rescue) as they read the book LORD OF THE FLIES by William Golding.
