Tribune Schools
Boyceville lists third quarter honor roll
Boyceville Middle/High School Honor Roll for 3rd Quarter for the 2018-2019 school year. 7th Grade Sara Bauer, Naomie Braget, Gracie Casper, Parker Coombs, Hannah Dunn, Sydney Garbe, Connor Gilpin, Devin Halama, Hailey Hellendrung, Zachary Kersten, Cora Leslie, Kylie Luedtke, Alison McRoberts, Nicholas Olson, Braden Roemhild, Aryssa Scherer, Alexis Schlough, Jaden Stevens, Sarah Stoveren, Treylin Thorson,…
Read MoreGC All-School art show May 2
GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City School District will be holding its annual All-School Art Show. The show will take place on Thursday, May 2, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Artwork by students in kindergarten through 12th grade will be on display in the commons area and surrounding hallways. It will feature artwork by students…
Read MoreBoyceville High School/Middle School lists perfect attendance
3rd QUARTER 2018-2019 Grade 7 Cooper Anderson, Sara Bauer, Parker Coombs, Michaela Flug, Devin Halama, Kylie Luedtke, Alison McRoberts, Braden Roemhild, Jaden Stevens, Sarah Stoveren, Treylin Thorson, Jadynn Traxler, Ella Weber, Caden Wold Grade 8 Remington Belch, Mason Bowell, Marik Ebensperger, Alexzander Englin, Skyler Hall, Treadan Kietzer, Devin Lunderville, Rachel Montgomery, Jacob Nelson, Sondra Potter,…
Read MoreGCSD send three DI teams to regional, one to state
Glenwood City Schools had three teams compete at the Destination Imagination Regional Tournament, which was held on Saturday, March 30th at Hudson High School. The middle school team, “Owl Let You Know”, advanced to the State DI Tournament after taking first place at the regional tournament. With the win, the “Owl Let You Know” squad…
Read MoreBoyceville Board of Education approves Spanish Club trip to Costa Rica
By Amber Hayden BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Board of Education met Wednesday evening, April 17, and were updated on the Spanish Club’s trip to Costa Rica in June of 2020. Spanish teacher Katelyn Johnson provided the Board of Education with information about the cultural exchange that would send several students from Boyceville to Costa Rica…
Read MoreCapitol improvement items and staff compensation approved by school board
The Glenwood City School Board Monday evening took action to approve new wage schedule for teachers and staff plus spending on some Capital items. The board approved a 35-cent an hour increase for the support staff and a four percent increase for bus drivers. The support staff increase amounts to a 4.8 percent overall increase…
Read MoreCompeer Financial Grant aids GC horticulture students in landscaping equipment purchase
Glenwood City horticulture students recently received new landscaping equipment thanks to a grant from a regional financial institution. The newly-acquired equipment was purchased with a grant provided by Compeer Financial and will allow students to explore the installation and design of landscapes and hardscapes. Students will have the opportunity to implement their learning around the…
Read MoreBHS sends delegates to FCCLA Leadership Conference
Boyceville High School sent three students to the FCCLA State Leadership Conference which was held at the Kalahari in Wisconsin Dells, April 8-10th. These three students also competed in the state level of STAR Events while at the conference. STAR Events stands for Students Taking Action with Recognition. These students competed at the regional level,…
Read MoreBoyceville HS Senior Mark Timper selected as Menomonie Optimist Club Youth of the Month
The Menomonie Optimist Club provides Boyceville High School with the opportunity to recognize the achievements and efforts of an outstanding senior student. The selected student is then recognized as the Youth of the Month. Mark Timper was selected to represent Boyceville High School as Youth of the Month for February. Mark is the son of…
Read MoreDavis appointed to Glenwood City school board
GLENWOOD CITY — Steve Davis was appointed to the school board Monday evening as part of the regular monthly meeting. The open seat on the Glenwood City school board was caused by Matthew Main’s request not to serve as a member of the board during the recent election. In the April election, three seats were…
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