Glenwood City-Boyceville School Lunches – 8-27-2014
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt BOYCEVILLE – It was a fairly quick meeting of the Board of Education in Boyceville on Monday night, August 18. The Board approved a handful of items including the hiring of Kirsten Redding as a High School English teacher and Rebecca Paulson as a Four Year Old Kindergarten teacher. There were two…
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt BOYCEVILLE – The Boyceville football program in 2014 has a strong group of athletes at the forefront with 15 experienced seniors on the roster along side eight juniors, 14 sophomores and 12 freshman for a total of 49 players.
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — For as long as Ron Grutt can remember, Boyceville High School’s mascot has been a bulldog. Grutt has lived in Boyceville all his life and graduated from Boyceville High School in 1950.
Read MoreRecent Boyceville graduate Bryor Hellmann excelled both on and off the wrestling mat. Hellmann capped his senior wrestling season with 42-7 record and a state silver medal when he placed second in the Division 3, 160-pound class at the WIAA State Individual Wrestling Championships on March 1. Some three months later, Hellmann was again standing…
Read MoreBy LeAnn R. Ralph BOYCEVILLE — In anticipation of the Boyceville School District’s Centennial celebration in September, the Tribune Press Reporter will be publishing articles, interviews and pictures over the next few weeks.
Read MoreWith back to school shopping already being advertised, and families rushing to squeeze out the last drop of summer vacation, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) wants to remind parents to make appointments now to have their child’s immunizations updated. To assist in that effort, DHS is offering you the opportunity to interview Dan…
Read MoreBOYCEVILLE — The school board learned that Tiffany Creek Elementary has been awarded a $50,000 Spotlight Schools Grant. Superintendent Kevin Sipple informed the board during his report at the July 8th meeting by saying, “This grant is used to prepare our school and staff to host school visits for schools that are preparing their applications…
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt In an effort to cut down on injuries and concussions, the WIAA voted last Thursday, June 26 to scale back on full contact football in high school practices this upcoming season. Prior to this, there were no restrictions on how long coaches could allow players to have full contact in practices, but…
Read MoreBy Kelsie Hoitomt As of July 1, 2014 the revised USDA Nutrition Standards for schools will take effect. Both the Glenwood City and Boyceville Districts jumped ahead of the deadline as they have been putting these new standards to use for the past two years now.
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