🍎 Today is School Lunch Hero Day! Thank you to all the amazing members of the WUSD Nutrition Services staff. We appreciate you and all you do for our students!
Douglas Elementary School: Lindsay Kruesel, Rebecca Uecker, and Beth Unser
LEAP Elementary School: Shari Uecker
Lincoln STEM Elementary School: Jan Peterson
Schurz Elementary School: Antonette Herschi, Sharon Loppnow, and Karen Zautner
Webster Elementary School: Laural Connolly, Sherri Hesse, Shawn Vogel
Riverside Middle School: Karen Borth, Julie Butler, Lori Dathan, Peggy Hackney, Theresa Marasch, Gloria McDonald (Production Manager), and Deanna Tompsett
Watertown High School: Kristine Eckert, Diane Haseleu, Patty Huth, Kierstyn Jackman, Mary Kraimer, Terry Kraimer, Janina Kroll, David Leonsteiner, Donna Neeman, Patricia Olivos, Deborah Pfeifer, Jackie Pochowski, Tami Reynolds, Mandy Rytkonen, Monica Stone, Daisy Tubbs, Jessica Wallace, Doris Wright, and Tina Zastrow.
Office Team: Sheila Price (Program Supervisor), Michelle Yelk (Administrative Assistant), and Nancy Kopplin (Production Manager WHS)
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Douglas Elementary School: Lindsay Kruesel, Rebecca Uecker, and Beth Unser
LEAP Elementary School: Shari Uecker
Lincoln STEM Elementary School: Jan Peterson
Schurz Elementary School: Antonette Herschi, Sharon Loppnow, and Karen Zautner
Webster Elementary School: Laural Connolly, Sherri Hesse, Shawn Vogel
Riverside Middle School: Karen Borth, Julie Butler, Lori Dathan, Peggy Hackney, Theresa Marasch, Gloria McDonald (Production Manager), and Deanna Tompsett
Watertown High School: Kristine Eckert, Diane Haseleu, Patty Huth, Kierstyn Jackman, Mary Kraimer, Terry Kraimer, Janina Kroll, David Leonsteiner, Donna Neeman, Patricia Olivos, Deborah Pfeifer, Jackie Pochowski, Tami Reynolds, Mandy Rytkonen, Monica Stone, Daisy Tubbs, Jessica Wallace, Doris Wright, and Tina Zastrow.
Office Team: Sheila Price (Program Supervisor), Michelle Yelk (Administrative Assistant), and Nancy Kopplin (Production Manager WHS)
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The Watertown High School FFA will host its annual Plant Sale tomorrow, Friday, May 1, from 4-6 p.m. and on Saturday, May 2, from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the WHS Greenhouse. Come shop for beautiful plants and flowers grown by our students. Proceeds support WHS agricultural programs. 🌸🌼🌺
Learn more by following the event: https://www.facebook.com/events/25502073622781419.
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Learn more by following the event: https://www.facebook.com/events/25502073622781419.
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Next week, May 4-8, 2026, is Teacher Appreciation Week. 🍎
The Watertown High School Academic Decathlon team did a great job at Nationals! The whole team gave it their all, and we are so proud of them.
Josef Habeck-Miller earned gold in Science with a score of 727.3. Brennan Gironimi earned bronze in Speech with a score of 916.7. Lily Small earned gold and a scholarship as the MVP and overall team top scorer with 5,937.8 points. These awards were earned on a National stage with 685 students competing!
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Josef Habeck-Miller earned gold in Science with a score of 727.3. Brennan Gironimi earned bronze in Speech with a score of 916.7. Lily Small earned gold and a scholarship as the MVP and overall team top scorer with 5,937.8 points. These awards were earned on a National stage with 685 students competing!
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Elementary-school age students attending the WUSD's eCampus Academy gathered in-person yesterday morning for a special STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math) event at the Educational Service Center.
Several activity stations were set up where students could explore Ozobots and Osmos (learning robots & coding tablets), make their own putty, create cardboard box forts, and even paint a small flower pot to plant with seeds to take home.
eCampus Academy is an innovative online charter school serving students in grades K-12. For more information, visit ecampusacademy.org.
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Several activity stations were set up where students could explore Ozobots and Osmos (learning robots & coding tablets), make their own putty, create cardboard box forts, and even paint a small flower pot to plant with seeds to take home.
eCampus Academy is an innovative online charter school serving students in grades K-12. For more information, visit ecampusacademy.org.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Shout-out to these two incredible orchestra students, Mack Christian and Megyn Prochaska, for representing Watertown High School at WSMA State Solo & Ensemble! In total, 47 students from our school (orchestra, band, and choir) qualified and participated at the state level at UW-Whitewater this past Saturday. What an amazing accomplishment across the entire music program!
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Today, Tuesday, April 28, is National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Please waive or say thank you to our dedicated school bus drivers when you see them for always safely transporting our students to and from school, to athletic and extra-curricular events, on fieldtrips, and more. 🚌
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These awesome Webster Wildcats spent time this past week cleaning up the school playground in honor of Earth Day and helping to pick up branches at Washington Park. 🌏 🌳
💻 Did you know that the Watertown Unified School District is home to online charter school eCampus Academy? While most of the learning through eCampus is done virtually, students may gather in person for testing, some face-to-face instruction, and for field trips!
♻ Our eCampus Academy elementary schoolers recently visited Wisconsin's largest recycling center in Germantown. Staff and students partnered with Waste Management (WM) and the Keep Greater Milwaukee Beautiful campaign to learn about ways to recycle, and what products are made from recyclable materials. Students toured the sorting facility, saw front loaders pushing the recycling piles, and got to ride in a recycling truck!
⭐ eCampus Academy is an innovative K-12 online charter school designed for learners across our district, community and the entire state of Wisconsin. With over 600 courses available; from foundational 4K learning to advanced college-level offerings, and access to 22 online career pathways and 21 advanced courses, eCampus Academy brings education to students wherever they are, on their terms.
Whether your child is seeking flexibility, personalized instruction, or rigorous academic opportunities, eCampus Academy binds tradition, innovation and transformation to prepare every student for success in school and beyond. Learn more today at https://www.watertown.k12.wi.us/o/ecampus.
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♻ Our eCampus Academy elementary schoolers recently visited Wisconsin's largest recycling center in Germantown. Staff and students partnered with Waste Management (WM) and the Keep Greater Milwaukee Beautiful campaign to learn about ways to recycle, and what products are made from recyclable materials. Students toured the sorting facility, saw front loaders pushing the recycling piles, and got to ride in a recycling truck!
⭐ eCampus Academy is an innovative K-12 online charter school designed for learners across our district, community and the entire state of Wisconsin. With over 600 courses available; from foundational 4K learning to advanced college-level offerings, and access to 22 online career pathways and 21 advanced courses, eCampus Academy brings education to students wherever they are, on their terms.
Whether your child is seeking flexibility, personalized instruction, or rigorous academic opportunities, eCampus Academy binds tradition, innovation and transformation to prepare every student for success in school and beyond. Learn more today at https://www.watertown.k12.wi.us/o/ecampus.
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WUSD Third Grader Meadow Maroo Ties for First in Nation with Perfect WordMasters Score 🌟🏆
The Watertown Unified School District’s Advanced Learning Department is proud to announce that third-grade student Meadow Maroo has achieved a perfect score on the third and final meet of the national WordMasters Challenge™ Gold Division. By correctly answering all 20 questions on this rigorous analytical reasoning assessment, Maroo tied for first place in the nation for Gold List 3.
The WordMasters Challenge™ is a prestigious national competition that tests students' mastery of high-level vocabulary and their ability to solve complex analogies. Unlike standard memorization tests, the Gold Division is specifically designed for students with superior verbal reasoning skills. Meadow’s perfect score places her in the top fraction of one percent of participants nationwide.
This extraordinary accomplishment is a direct result of the support provided by Watertown’s Advanced Learning Department, under the direction of Stacci Barganz. Meadow’s success was guided by the mentorship of WordMasters coach and Advanced Learning Team Member Jayne Barta, who worked closely with Meadow and her teammates to master the nuances of the Gold Division curriculum.
"Meadow’s achievement is a rare and remarkable feat," said Stacci Barganz, Advanced Learning Coordinator. "A perfect score in the Gold Division requires not just a vast vocabulary, but the logic and critical thinking skills of a much older student. We are thrilled to see her hard work recognized on a national stage."
✨ National Honors ✨
While Meadow Maroo led the district with her first-place finish, several other WUSD students achieved elite national rankings this year under the coaching of Jayne Barta, Teresa Jensen, and Sue Pochop:
⭐ Tied for 2nd Place Nationally: Patrick McCarthy (List 1), Rosie Long (List 3), Margaret Vickroy (List 2), Oliver Hensler (List 2), Silas Crawley (List 3), and Jameson Newell (List 2).
⭐ Tied for 3rd Place Nationally: Amelia Manchester (List 3), Connor Young (Lists 2 & 3), Patrick McCarthy (List 3), Walter Fredrick (List 2), Izabella Mung'aithi (List 2), Miles Schneekloth (List 2), and Oliver Hensler (List 3).
📆 Advanced Learning Awards Night & Parent Meeting
The community is invited to celebrate the achievements of Meadow and other high-achieving students at the upcoming Advanced Learning Awards Night and Parent Meeting.
▪️ Date: May 4, 2026
▪️ Time: 6:30 p.m.
▪️ Location: Watertown High School (WHS) Auditorium
This event will recognize student progress and provide parents with valuable information regarding the future of the Advanced Learning program.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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The Watertown Unified School District’s Advanced Learning Department is proud to announce that third-grade student Meadow Maroo has achieved a perfect score on the third and final meet of the national WordMasters Challenge™ Gold Division. By correctly answering all 20 questions on this rigorous analytical reasoning assessment, Maroo tied for first place in the nation for Gold List 3.
The WordMasters Challenge™ is a prestigious national competition that tests students' mastery of high-level vocabulary and their ability to solve complex analogies. Unlike standard memorization tests, the Gold Division is specifically designed for students with superior verbal reasoning skills. Meadow’s perfect score places her in the top fraction of one percent of participants nationwide.
This extraordinary accomplishment is a direct result of the support provided by Watertown’s Advanced Learning Department, under the direction of Stacci Barganz. Meadow’s success was guided by the mentorship of WordMasters coach and Advanced Learning Team Member Jayne Barta, who worked closely with Meadow and her teammates to master the nuances of the Gold Division curriculum.
"Meadow’s achievement is a rare and remarkable feat," said Stacci Barganz, Advanced Learning Coordinator. "A perfect score in the Gold Division requires not just a vast vocabulary, but the logic and critical thinking skills of a much older student. We are thrilled to see her hard work recognized on a national stage."
✨ National Honors ✨
While Meadow Maroo led the district with her first-place finish, several other WUSD students achieved elite national rankings this year under the coaching of Jayne Barta, Teresa Jensen, and Sue Pochop:
⭐ Tied for 2nd Place Nationally: Patrick McCarthy (List 1), Rosie Long (List 3), Margaret Vickroy (List 2), Oliver Hensler (List 2), Silas Crawley (List 3), and Jameson Newell (List 2).
⭐ Tied for 3rd Place Nationally: Amelia Manchester (List 3), Connor Young (Lists 2 & 3), Patrick McCarthy (List 3), Walter Fredrick (List 2), Izabella Mung'aithi (List 2), Miles Schneekloth (List 2), and Oliver Hensler (List 3).
📆 Advanced Learning Awards Night & Parent Meeting
The community is invited to celebrate the achievements of Meadow and other high-achieving students at the upcoming Advanced Learning Awards Night and Parent Meeting.
▪️ Date: May 4, 2026
▪️ Time: 6:30 p.m.
▪️ Location: Watertown High School (WHS) Auditorium
This event will recognize student progress and provide parents with valuable information regarding the future of the Advanced Learning program.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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Happy Administrative Professionals Day to this amazing group of WUSD employees - thank you so much for all you do to support our staff, students and families.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Vian Abdulrahman, Terri Danner, Jen Devers, Jaime Fischer, Jill Geske, Danielle Hansen, Jennifer Harris, Cheryl Hollatz, Diane Klemm, Kathryn Klinger, Jill Kulick, Kelly Kwapil, Amy Liesch, Lynn Linskens, Sherrie Loeffler-Tietz, Dawn McBride, Jennifer McCrory, Sarah Miller, Kelley Piasecki, Katie Pirkel, Amanda Ristow, Jaclyne Rocole, Sara Schmitz, Alex Stankey, Angel Vander Steeg, Jean Vesper, Amy Wesemann, Jennifer Willis, Michelle Yelk and Laura Zautner. 💙
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We extend our sincere appreciation to Vian Abdulrahman, Terri Danner, Jen Devers, Jaime Fischer, Jill Geske, Danielle Hansen, Jennifer Harris, Cheryl Hollatz, Diane Klemm, Kathryn Klinger, Jill Kulick, Kelly Kwapil, Amy Liesch, Lynn Linskens, Sherrie Loeffler-Tietz, Dawn McBride, Jennifer McCrory, Sarah Miller, Kelley Piasecki, Katie Pirkel, Amanda Ristow, Jaclyne Rocole, Sara Schmitz, Alex Stankey, Angel Vander Steeg, Jean Vesper, Amy Wesemann, Jennifer Willis, Michelle Yelk and Laura Zautner. 💙
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WHS Prom set for May 2 ✨
The Watertown High School 2026 Junior Prom is set for Saturday, May 2 in the WHS Commons from 8-11:30 p.m. The presentation of the court/crowning of King and Queen will start at 9:30 p.m. Spectators attending the court presentation will be admitted for free, but they must leave after coronation. Spectators should not arrive until 9:20 p.m.
Admission for students to the Prom is $30, which also includes admittance to the Post Prom festivities at the Watertown Elks Lodge. Post Prom will be held from 11:30 p.m.-2 a.m., and includes a food buffet, games with prizes, and incredible door prizes. All Post Prom activities are made possible thanks to generous donations from area businesses and parents of WHS students. This year’s Prom theme is “A Night in Rio.”
Members of the 2026 WHS Junior Prom Court are:
Back Row (left to right): Theo Heier, Alex David, Landon Washetas, Braden Cronce, Dexter Haversack, and Andre Leija. Not pictured: Ethan Leinstock. Front Row (left to right): Briella Moe, Cassie Jones, Ellie Mudler, Stella Koellen, Angie Hickey, Callie Wehner, and Breanna Meracle.
Webster Elementary School held its Cool, Awesome, and Terrific Students (CATS) lunch on Friday, April 17. Each month, students are selected by teachers in grades 5K-5 for making great gains in an academic area or by working super hard. Selected students get to enjoy lunch with Webster Principal Mr. Brad Clark.
Picture 1 - Grades K, 1, & 2
Top Row (left to right): Lydia Wehrmann-Troemel, Hannah Strickler, Italia Huesca Hernandez
Next Row (left to right): Conner Reinhart, Theo Woodard, Penelope Yiannackopoulos
Bottom Row (left to right): Madden Goodman, Lizzy Jeffrey, Percy Griffin
Picture 2 - Grades 3, 4, & 5
Top Row (left to right): Isaac Schlueter, Cooper Reichert, Lyamari Van Dyck
Next Row (left to right): Brody Salas, Aleyah Andruss, Kairyn Tumapang
Bottom Row (left to right): Nora McFarland, Macy Moulton, Karter Hoffmann
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Picture 1 - Grades K, 1, & 2
Top Row (left to right): Lydia Wehrmann-Troemel, Hannah Strickler, Italia Huesca Hernandez
Next Row (left to right): Conner Reinhart, Theo Woodard, Penelope Yiannackopoulos
Bottom Row (left to right): Madden Goodman, Lizzy Jeffrey, Percy Griffin
Picture 2 - Grades 3, 4, & 5
Top Row (left to right): Isaac Schlueter, Cooper Reichert, Lyamari Van Dyck
Next Row (left to right): Brody Salas, Aleyah Andruss, Kairyn Tumapang
Bottom Row (left to right): Nora McFarland, Macy Moulton, Karter Hoffmann
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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📖 This week is National Library Week and we're celebrating with the theme of “Find Your Joy.” This is a special week to spotlight our seven school libraries across the WUSD and highlight the vital role our library staff plays in fostering learning and community.
Our libraries serve as welcoming spaces where students feel safe, comfortable, and inspired to learn. From robust book collections that spark a lifelong love of reading, to engaging in STEM activities, our certified library media specialists provide vital instruction in technology, information literacy, research skills, and digital citizenship. Every day, they help our students grow as readers, thinkers, and responsible digital citizens.
Thank you to our incredible library staff for creating environments where curiosity thrives and every student belongs.
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Seeking Nominations for 2026 Distinguished Alumni - Deadline May 1!
The WUSD is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award. This award celebrates the successes of Watertown High School alumni and honors the legacy of academic excellence in Watertown.
The Distinguished Alumni Award will be presented during the 2026 Homecoming festivities. To review nomination criteria and obtain a nomination form, please visit www.watertown.k12.wi.us/page/distinguished-alumni-award.
Nomination forms can be submitted to Lynn Linskens at the Educational Service Center - 111 Dodge St., Watertown, WI 53094 - or by email at linskensl@mywusd.org. Forms are due by Friday, May 1, 2026.
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The WUSD is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award. This award celebrates the successes of Watertown High School alumni and honors the legacy of academic excellence in Watertown.
The Distinguished Alumni Award will be presented during the 2026 Homecoming festivities. To review nomination criteria and obtain a nomination form, please visit www.watertown.k12.wi.us/page/distinguished-alumni-award.
Nomination forms can be submitted to Lynn Linskens at the Educational Service Center - 111 Dodge St., Watertown, WI 53094 - or by email at linskensl@mywusd.org. Forms are due by Friday, May 1, 2026.
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The Watertown Unified School District Board of Education will hold two committee meetings this week:
▪ Human Resources Committee meets today, Monday, April 20, at 5:30 p.m.
▪ Fiscal Management Committee meets Wednesday, April 22, at 5:30 p.m.
Both meetings will take place in the Board Room of the Educational Service Center. To view the meeting agendas, please click here: https://go.boarddocs.com/wi/watertown/Board.nsf/vpublic?open.
▪ Human Resources Committee meets today, Monday, April 20, at 5:30 p.m.
▪ Fiscal Management Committee meets Wednesday, April 22, at 5:30 p.m.
Both meetings will take place in the Board Room of the Educational Service Center. To view the meeting agendas, please click here: https://go.boarddocs.com/wi/watertown/Board.nsf/vpublic?open.
Due to the inclement weather forecasted, all after school activities are cancelled today, Friday, April 17, 2026. This includes any athletics and the Show Choir Spectacular.
WUSD Show Choirs Perform this Weekend 🎤🎵🎸🕺
This Friday, April 17, make plans to attend the Show Choir Spectacular in the Watertown High School Auditorium starting at 7:30 p.m. This fun, high-energy event will feature the WHS show choirs River City Rhapsody and Femme Fusion, as well as our elementary show choir, Pizazz! Tickets can be purchased at the door: Adults, $3; Seniors, $2; and WHS students and children under age six, free.
Then on Sunday, April 19, catch an encore performance our show choirs at WHS at 4 p.m. as they open for Wisconsin Singers - the premier University of Wisconsin-Madison student-led performance troupe. This year’s troupe features four WHS alumni!
Wisconsin Singers' 58th season original show, "Star of the Show," blends pop, rock, and musical hits from the past 50 years. Audiences will hear over 60 songs in this fast-paced production, including fan favorites from artists like The Weeknd and Madonna, as well as Broadway numbers from award-winning musicals including "Hamilton" and "Wicked."
Tickets are $15 for general admission adults and $12 for students and seniors, and are available at www.goslingmusic.org., or at the door on Sunday.
Wisconsin Singers has provided high energy musical entertainment to communities across the Midwest since 1967. The troupe is made up of singers, dancers, lighting and tech designers, and an eight-piece live band, all full-time UW-Madison students studying across 30 majors. The student-run organization will perform over 35 shows this season, combining professional quality production with the energy and creativity of UW-Madison students.
This Friday, April 17, make plans to attend the Show Choir Spectacular in the Watertown High School Auditorium starting at 7:30 p.m. This fun, high-energy event will feature the WHS show choirs River City Rhapsody and Femme Fusion, as well as our elementary show choir, Pizazz! Tickets can be purchased at the door: Adults, $3; Seniors, $2; and WHS students and children under age six, free.
Then on Sunday, April 19, catch an encore performance our show choirs at WHS at 4 p.m. as they open for Wisconsin Singers - the premier University of Wisconsin-Madison student-led performance troupe. This year’s troupe features four WHS alumni!
Wisconsin Singers' 58th season original show, "Star of the Show," blends pop, rock, and musical hits from the past 50 years. Audiences will hear over 60 songs in this fast-paced production, including fan favorites from artists like The Weeknd and Madonna, as well as Broadway numbers from award-winning musicals including "Hamilton" and "Wicked."
Tickets are $15 for general admission adults and $12 for students and seniors, and are available at www.goslingmusic.org., or at the door on Sunday.
Wisconsin Singers has provided high energy musical entertainment to communities across the Midwest since 1967. The troupe is made up of singers, dancers, lighting and tech designers, and an eight-piece live band, all full-time UW-Madison students studying across 30 majors. The student-run organization will perform over 35 shows this season, combining professional quality production with the energy and creativity of UW-Madison students.
Riverside Middle School SkillsUSA students recently competed at the State Leadership and Skills Conference and excelled in the middle school-level competitions!
The students worked hard and spent long hours practicing. Their work ethic and dedication paid off last Wednesday night when they were called on stage to stand on the podiums in front of over 1,700 Wisconsin students. A big congratulations to these young people!
1st Place Job Demonstration A - Genevieve Giannetto
1st Place Urban Search and Rescue - Genevieve Giannetto & Jocelyn Jilek
1st Place Extemporaneous Speaking - Joceyln Jilek
2nd Place Urban Search and Rescue - Zoey White & Seth Domer
2nd Place Additive Manufacturing Team - Arya Bernhardt & Elise Hensler
3rd Place Prepared Speech - Remedy Yang
3rd Place Job Demonstration Open - Addilee Skrobak
A delegation of students from around the state voted our very own Camila Siebenlist to be the Middle School State Officer for the 2026-27 school year! Congratulations Camila!
Please enjoy these photos from the event.
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The students worked hard and spent long hours practicing. Their work ethic and dedication paid off last Wednesday night when they were called on stage to stand on the podiums in front of over 1,700 Wisconsin students. A big congratulations to these young people!
1st Place Job Demonstration A - Genevieve Giannetto
1st Place Urban Search and Rescue - Genevieve Giannetto & Jocelyn Jilek
1st Place Extemporaneous Speaking - Joceyln Jilek
2nd Place Urban Search and Rescue - Zoey White & Seth Domer
2nd Place Additive Manufacturing Team - Arya Bernhardt & Elise Hensler
3rd Place Prepared Speech - Remedy Yang
3rd Place Job Demonstration Open - Addilee Skrobak
A delegation of students from around the state voted our very own Camila Siebenlist to be the Middle School State Officer for the 2026-27 school year! Congratulations Camila!
Please enjoy these photos from the event.
Tradition. Innovation. Transformation.
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The annual Watertown Children's Day Community Fair was held Saturday, April 11 at Watertown High School. Organized by the Watertown Unified School District, the Community Fair is designed to connect young families in Watertown to daycare and preschool providers, and to organizations that offer youth sports, learning, and recreational opportunities.
Thank you to all the vendors and the many community members who attended this special event!
Thank you to all the vendors and the many community members who attended this special event!
