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GCHS holds 2019 academic breakfast

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Glenwood City High School recognized 72 students for earning a 3.5 plus Grade Point Average (GPA) during a minimum of one semester over the past academic year (second semester of 2017-2018 and first semester 2018-2019) during a special breakfast ceremony held Wednesday, March 6 in the commons area. High school/middle school principal Patrick Gretzlock spoke…

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GC Teacher attends USMC Educator Workshop

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Glenwood City teacher Matt Lamb was selected to attend the 2019 United States Marine Corps Educator Workshop at Recruit Depot San Diego.

Glenwood City teacher Matt Lamb was selected to attend the 2019 United States Marine Corps Educator Workshop at Recruit Depot San Diego.  Mr. Lamb was selected along with 60 other educators from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. Educators were given an opportunity to interact in many aspects of recruit training including:…

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Boyceville HS Science Olympiad Team Earns Regional Runner-Up Team Award

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THE BOYCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Science Olympiad teams competed in Menomonie at Regionals on Saturday, February 23. The varsity earned second place and will move on to the State meet to be held at UW-Stout on March 16th. Shown in front row are (L to R): Ana Evenson, Tyra Kostman, Brandon Nunnery, Sarah Kapsner, Rachel Becker, Jasmine Windsor and Noelle Wheeldon. Back row (L to R): Coach Andy Hamm, Brady Helland, Nathan Corr, Cade Klefstad, Grace Edlin, Mark Timper and Connor Sempf. —photo by Steve Duerst

MENOMONIE – Boyceville’s High School Science Olympiad team finished as the Science Olympiad West Regional Runner-Up team on Saturday, earning medals in 23 events and scoring 48 points.  Regional championship gold medals were earned by sophomores Brady Helland and Connor Sempf in Aerial Scramble, juniors Jasmine Windsor and Noelle Wheeldon in Dynamic Planet, senior Sarah…

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Boyceville Board of Education chooses TCE’s Nick Kaiser as new Superintendent

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By Amber Hayden BOYCEVILLE – The Boyceville Board of Education announced that current Tiffany Creek Elementary principal Nick Kaiser has been chosen from a field of three finalist to become  the district’s new superintendent. Kaiser will be taking over for current Superintendent Kevin Sipple beginning on July 1. “Nick will be working with me over…

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Donaldson Company awards $20,000 grant to Glenwood City High School Technology Department

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GENEROUS GRANT — Donaldson Company recently awarded a $20,000 grant to the Glenwood City High School's technology education department. Several Donaldson Compnay reprsentatives came to the high school and presented the grant to Mike Wannemacher, technology education teacher and technology education club advisor. Those involved in the grant presentation are pictured aobve, from left to right: Marty Oian, Coy Grayson, Timothy McCormick, Mike Wannemacher, Jordan Hill and Dave Borek. —photo submitted

GC school board listens to administrative reports GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City School Board heard reports from the district’s administrative team during its Monday, February 11 meeting. Patrick Gretzlock, high school/middle school principal, announced at the meeting that the district was recently awarded a $20,000 grant from the Donaldson Company, Inc. Donaldson Company, Inc.,…

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GC participates in District FFA Speaking Competition

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GLENWOOD CITY FFA members Ashlee Peterson (left) and Mae Buttles recently competed in the District FFA Speaking Competition held in Ellsworth, WI. Both ladies did an excellent job in delivering their speeches. Buttles will be moving on to sectionals with her prepared speech. —photo submitted

GLENWOOD CITY FFA members Ashlee Peterson and Mae Buttles recently competed in the District FFA Speaking Competition held in Ellsworth, WI. Both ladies did an excellent job in delivering their speeches. Buttles will be moving on to sectionals with her prepared speech. —photo submitted

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Kaiser selected as new superintendent of Boyceville Schools

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NEW SUPERINDENT SELECTED — In a special meeting Monday morning, February 18, the Board of Education for the Boyceville Community School District approved the hiring of current Tiffany Creek Elementary principal Nick Kaiser to succeed Kevin Sipple, who will be retiring at the end of June, as the district's administrator. Kaiser will assume superintendent duties on July 1 but will be working with Sipple over the next few months to make a smooth transition. Pictured with Nick Kaiser (fourth from the left) is the five members of the Boyceville Board of Education. From left to right are: Erik Evenson, Peter Score, Tim Sempf, Nick Kaiser, Steve Bird and Jeremy Mittlestadt. —photo submitted

BOYCEVILLE — In a special meeting Monday morning, February 18, the Board of Education for the Boyceville Community School District approved the hiring of current Tiffany Creek Elementary principal Nick Kaiser to succeed Kevin Sipple, who will be retiring at the end of June, as the district’s administrator. Kaiser will assume superintendent duties on July…

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