Congratulations to this week's Paw Print winners. Students receive a Paw Print for working hard and making Walworth a great school. On Fridays students, who have earned a Paw Print are entered into a drawing. Way to go, Wildcats!
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Mrs. Hummel's Kindergarten Class enjoyed a special visit from Mrs. Penny Gruetzmacher! She read cute winter stories, the children played with her adorable finger puppets, and everyone enjoyed her amazing freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies!
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❄❄Wildcats, tired of the cold?❄❄
Join us Friday, February 17th for the annual WINTERFEST! Walworth Parents' Club invites you to a night of family fun. There will be games, face painting, photo ops, bounce house, Gaga ball, and concessions. There will also be a Wildcat Walk, a 50/50 raffle, and bucket raffles. Bucket raffle prizes include a special teacher experiences, gift cards, or a fun prize.
Admission is FREE. Game tickets are $0.25 each or 5/$1.00. Please note that this is a cash-only event. Checks and credit cards will not be accepted.
If you want to help or have any questions, call (262) 275-6896.
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Walworth Provides the Best!
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Walworth Wildcats it is Report Card Day! Quarter 2 Report Cards are coming home today. Please look for them in your student's backpack! If you have any questions, please call 262-275-6896.
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Walworth Provides the Best!
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Dream BIG, Wildcats! You have the power to change the world!
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The Walworth 3rd graders are heading out for a Viking Quest in ELA class, "Grrrr!"
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The projected property tax impact of an approved April 4 referendum will be $253.07 (in year one), $275.44 (year two), and $295.12 (year three) annually for every $100,000 of assessed property value.
The Board of Education takes seriously its responsibility to respect the needs of our property taxpayers. Over the years, we have managed to do more with less by maintaining spending while expanding learning opportunities for students.
However, it has become increasingly difficult to attract and retain high-quality staff and meet the increasing needs of our learners, as school funding has not kept pace with rising expenses.
Learn more about the district’s needs and the proposed solution on the ballot April 4: https://www.walworth.k12.wi.us/page/referendum
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Walworth Wildcats! Tomorrow, Friday, January 27th is an early dismissal. Students will be dismissed at 12:30 PM.
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Tomorrow, January 25th, is Wildcat Wednesday! Show your school spirit by wearing your purple and gold!
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On Tuesday, April 4, residents of the Walworth Joint School District #1 will vote on an operational referendum question. An approved referendum would provide the district with additional funding to support programs and services for students for the next three years.
This referendum is necessary due largely to the way the state of Wisconsin funds public schools. Over the last four years alone, state aid to Walworth has fallen by more than $700,000, while local taxes have been reduced by about $75,000.
Costs are also on the rise, affecting transportation, heating, property insurance, equipment, supplies, and more. As a result, the district projects approximately a $1 million decrease in its general fund revenue for the 2023-24 school year.
We invite you to learn more about the district’s needs and the proposed solution on the ballot April 4 by visiting https://www.walworth.k12.wi.us/page/referendum.
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What is your happy thought for today?
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On Tuesday, April 4, residents of the Walworth Joint School District #1 will vote on an operational referendum question. An approved referendum would provide the district with additional funding to support programs and services for students for the next three years.
This referendum is necessary due largely to the way the state of Wisconsin funds public schools. Over the last four years alone, state aid to Walworth has fallen by more than $700,000, while local taxes have been reduced by about $75,000.
Costs are also on the rise, affecting transportation, heating, property insurance, equipment, supplies, and more. As a result, the district projects approximately a $1 million decrease in its general fund revenue for the 2023-24 school year.
We invite you to learn more about the district’s needs and the proposed solution on the ballot April 4 by visiting https://www.walworth.k12.wi.us/page/referendum.
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More skating fun in middle school gym class today!
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Wildcats are on a roll! For the past two weeks during physical education, 5th-8th graders have been roller skating. Thank you Mr. Hummel for making this activity possible for our middle school students!
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Here is the most recent edition of, The Growler, the District Newsletter, please take a look: https://5il.co/1nahz
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Walworth Families,
We are EXCITED to launch our new web series #BetterTogether - Season 1!
Please watch, like, subscribe, and share! http://bit.ly/3XdpfAv
Believe in your dreams Wildcats!
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Walworth Guidance and Big Foot High School Guidance Departments collaborated to help current 8th grade students begin the exciting process of transitioning to high school. Mr. Paul visited all 8th grade students to help guide them through course selections for their Freshman year. This is the first of many steps in helping support students with a smooth transition to Big Foot High School.Thank you, Mr. Paul for all of your support.
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