September 25 - 29

 

 Weekly Happenings

Congratulations to John Glynn and all our students who were apart of the field trip experience at Fust Farm with our district's fourth grade students.  As always John had tremendous organization and our students rose to the occasion and represented us well.

DCE had 35 students from grades 10-12 who attended the WI Education Fair. They accessed over 100 universities, technical colleges, trade schools, and military representatives. These students represented Everest well!

New Employees - Please welcome two more new senior high employees.  Great to have you in our building Matt and Rhonda.

  

Matt Hawley                                Rhonda Osness

ID Associate                                  Food Service

DCE Band Touring the Elementary Schools last week!

Health Room Updates/Reminders

*If a student is leaving the classroom to go to the health office, please make sure the student has a pass. There are extra passes in the staff lounge if you need any.

*Each teacher should have a stock of band-aids. Please check to make sure you have some in your classroom. Contact Jacki G if you need more. There is also a band-aid box outside of the health office door for students to grab so they do not need to go into the health office for minor cuts.

*If you are making a 9999 call please indicate if the emergency is behavioral, medical, or both. This helps Jacki and Mikayla know if they need to respond with the admin team. You will also need to identify the student of concern with a medical call so Jacki and Mikayla bring any medication that may be necessary for that particular student.

*When planning for field trips please be cognizant of the 2-week advanced window. Not only do Jacki and Mikayla need to identify health needs, they also need to put together medical bags and train staff on rescue medications prior to the field trip. Also, double check to make sure that all students' legal names (ones listed in Infinite Campus) are listed on the student field trip list.

Tech Tidbits

Technology Reminders:

YouTube

• Staff/students no longer have to be logged in to YouTube in order to view a video 
• You can now EMBED videos right within your Canvas content
• This means that YouTube links in Canvas are not viewable for students
• Students can watch restricted videos as long as they are embedded in Canvas

PLEASE NOTE: Staff members do not have restrictions within YouTube — therefore it is crucial that you preview all videos you plan to embed within Canvas. Embedding videos allows any video, regardless of being classified as restricted or not, to be viewed by students. Student accounts are still blocked from watching restricted videos on YouTube.

How To Embed YouTube Videos In Canvas

Creating Digital Accessibility Content

Accessibility of digital content can be measured by how successfully a person with a disability can locate, get to, and understand the wanted or needed information. Ensuring all our audiences can access the digital content we create helps eliminate barriers to information and communications technology (ICT). 

Learn more about the Definitions and Impacts of Accessible ICT. 

Please review the DCE Board Policy po7540.02 concerning Web Content, Apps, and Services. 

When creating digital content that will be shared via our websites, Canvas, social media, email, and any other digital channels it is important to ensure the content meets our accessibility standards.  

Accessibility tools are built into several, but not all, content creators and devices such as Canvas, Microsoft Word, Adobe Acrobat DC, iPad, and Mac. Please note Google Docs does not have an accessibility checker, therefore content created in Google Docs will need to be downloaded as a Word document for accessibility purposes.

For more information, please visit the Accessibility page on the Staff Intranet.

 

If you have a specific question or would like Accessibility Training, please reach out to Karen Nerison.

 

Need to Know

You Matter - As a followup to our faculty meeting - we will be running our You Matter experiences throughout the week of October 30 - November 3. The theme for the week is generosity.  We're looking for staff members interested in helping out in the planning of the week. If you have any interest in helping out please email Mike Raether in the coming days to get included in the planning meetings TBD.

Tuesday's Guest Speaker - On Tuesday, Yuriko Gamo Romer and Kerry Yo Nakagawa, will be speaking to our American Studies, Sports and History, and 20th Century students from 9:45-11:15.  This unique opportunity for our students will pull a large portion of our student population out of class during this time. If you're interested in going to their FREE night presentation on Monday please see the flyer below.

DCE DonorsChoose Portal - The Foundation realizes many of you have projects or classroom needs that may not fit the guidelines of the grant application process. Therefore, the Foundation has established the DCE DonorsChoose portal to help staff secure funds to provide students with new opportunities. The Foundation has committed to providing $5,000 of seed money in the DonorsChoose account to fund projects (up to 25% with a $400 cap) that are near expiration and have not received 100% of funding. The Foundation will fund as many projects as possible until all funds set aside are awarded.

If you would like to submit a DonorsChoose request, please review the DonorsChoose Process document-linked HERE.

Additional Funding Opportunities - Marathon County Retired Educators Grant. Here is the information if you’d like to check it out.

Professional Development
- Several new PD opportunities have been added to our Frontline site. Please check it out to see if anything is of interest.

On our PD Day on October 2nd, staff will have the opportunity to work as a PLC/department for half of the day and can use the other half for individual tasks. Department chairs/coordinators will be communicating a morning schedule later this week.  Administration will be cooking breakfast the morning of October 2nd.  That food will be available to all in the building beginning at 7:30 am.  There will be a 10 minute faculty meeting at 7:50 in the commons to begin the day.

A quick reminder that our vector training courses are due by the end of October. The website can be accessed at https://dce-wi.safeschools.com/. Your district username and password are the same for this site as all other district applications. If you have a lesson

**Sunshine Club would like to continue to offer our support during difficult times and celebrate happy life events. In order to do that, we are collecting money from staff who wish to donate. Please review the flyer to see how Sunshine supports DCE SRH and where to drop off the donation. SH Sunshine Flyer 2023-24

Restorative Practices Training - If you weren’t able to attend one of the summer sessions on Restorative Practices but wanted to go, please sign-up in frontline for our Oct. 2 and 3 training. October 2 is a teacher work day, and it would be okay for you to only attend for that one day. Sophomore ELT teachers - this would be a fantastic opportunity to gain experience and training related to running student circles.

Club/Activity Monthly Meeting Calendar - Below is a link to a google calendar sheet for monthly club/activity meetings during ELT. Please complete by the end of September. We are asking that you choose a consecutive day of the month (1st Tuesday, 2nd Thursday, Etc.). Looking to only have one or two per day. If you do not meet monthly, put the meetings you know of on and then come back later and enter more if needed.  Link to Monthly Club/Activity Calendar

Links

Weekly Advisory Notes & Links -  https://docs.google.com/document/d/14uhHyG38ZyHOSbaTJQ17AuxXM6KeZBHqeHWiVYGdsWM/edit

Staff Folder:    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tA9F8Uxtg_6GgTuocX64uuUGSrKEtCKq?usp=drive_link

Pride Tickets:  All staff are asked to send three Pride tickets to students per week. Use the rotation calendar to help provide an equal rotation. Teachers are welcome to send more than directed on the calendar. This action step should increase the amount of positive feedback parents and students hear about all the good they are doing.

Pride Ticket Rotation schedule:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10SwPkVNia-n4wB4mcWfWQQXlweW3WhIrKJK-I-tU5R4/edit#gid=0

Pride Ticket Website: https://pbis.dce.k12.wi.us/

Upcoming Dates

September:

24        Homecoming Hall Decorating, 4-7 pm

25        Powder Buff Volleyball, 7 pm

27        BLT Meeting, 369, 2:50 pm

27        Powder Puff Football

29        Altered p.m. Homecoming Assembly schedule

29        Parade, 5 pm

29        Homecoming FB vs Hortonville, 7 pm

30        Homecoming Dance, 7-10 pm

October:

2          Teacher workday - Morning with departments/PLCs - Afternoon indivdual worktime

2          Breakfast served at 7:30 am.  Faculty meeting @7:50 in Commons

Field Trips

Complete the following at least 2-weeks prior of your field trip:

• Consider academic and curricular importance when scheduling
• Receive Principal's approval
• Make arrangements for payment/cost of trip
• Complete request form, attach student list (alpha with student's name, no nicknames, & ID number)
• If taking busses, student lists by bus with staff member name (health supplies for specific students will be packaged per bus).
• Verify each student field trip permission form is on file in IC
• Complete Online Bus Request
• Schedule appointment with Health Aide to review details about the trip
• Notice of trip and itinerary sent home
• Notify special education department/case manager of students attending the trip
• See Mike Raether if you have any questions.

District Forms – all forms can be found under this link - District Forms

• Field Trip Request Fillable Form
• Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent and Release of Information fillable form
• Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent for MEDICAL Treatment and Release of Information

The Medical Form only needs to be completed by parents/physicians if an overnight trip along with the Parental Consent.

*NO additional field trips on -

JH Adventure Days (10/18/23 & 5/8/24)

Junior ACT Testing (3/12/24)

Sophomore Forward Testing (TBD, p.m.)

Teacher	Dates	Destination	Form & Class list
Paulson	9/26/23	UW-Oshkosh	Form & Class list
Paulson	9/27/23	Build Your Future Day	Form & Class list
Chad Pernsteiner	9/27/23	Build My Future Event (Wausau)	Form & Class List
Paulson	9/28/23	Linetec	Form & Class list
John Glynn	10/3/23	World Dairy Expo, Madison	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/4/23	NCHC	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/12/23	UW-Stout	Form & Class list
Oosterhuis/Davis	10/13/23	UW-Green Bay	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/30/23	Leaf Raking	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/8/23	UW-Green Bay	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/12/23	Rib Mountain	Form & Class list
Jodi Peterson	11/12-13/23	Kalahari	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/16/23	Skyward	Form & Class list

September 18 - 22

 Weekly Happenings

Academic Awards' Night Monday, September 11 - What a great evening celebrating our students! Congratulations to all of our awesome students!

Congratulations to Logan Cherek and Jayden Zoesch under the direction of Chad Pernsteiner for their 1st Place Finish at the Bricklayer 500 last Wednesday!  Fantastic event every year to teach high school students about opportunities in the trades!  

Congratulations to our football coaching staff, specifically Coach Strehlow for being chosen as the Green Bay Packers High School Coach of the Week last week. As a result of the recognition, Coach Strehlow receives $2,000 for the program and will be honored in many publications to come.  Great work to the whole coaching staff for the recognition!

Need to Know

Sunshine Club: We are so excited to welcome two new little Evergreens to the school. Congrats to Kaitlyn Roskopf on the birth of her son Parker and Heidi Clark on the birth of her son as well! Sunshine sent a card and Target Gift cards to both families to celebrate this special event in their lives.

**Sunshine would like to continue to offer our support during difficult times and celebrate happy life events. In order to do that, we are collecting money from staff who wish to donate. Please review the flyer to see how Sunshine supports DCE SRH and where to drop off the donation. SH Sunshine Flyer 2023-24

Faculty Meeting - Our next faculty meeting is Wednesday, September 20th, in 310/329 from 2:50-4pm.  We will begin by running our faculty circles in the same room you met in to begin the year. We will then head to 310/329 for our faculty meeting which will focus primarily on the ESS process.

Restorative Practices Training - If you weren’t able to attend one of the summer sessions on Restorative Practices but wanted to go, please sign-up in frontline for our Oct. 2 and 3 training. October 2 is a teacher work day, and it would be okay for you to only attend for that one day. Sophomore ELT teachers - this would be a fantastic opportunity to gain experience and training related to running student circles.

Funding Opportunities through the DCE Education Foundation - The D.C. Everest Education Foundation provides financial support for innovative educational programs and creative projects that inspire both teachers and students to achieve excellence. We would like to remind staff that the D.C. Everest Education Foundation now provides two opportunities to fund projects and resources for DCE staff.

        DCE Foundation Grants - The Foundation continues to accept grant applications and has transitioned to larger innovative projects that impact a wide swath of students. Many of you have submitted ideas for your grade or classroom that the Foundation feels could be successfully adopted across a broader spectrum and they would like to make that happen. The Foundation has always been impressed by the caliber of grant applications and your ability to think outside of the box. Now, they are encouraging you to do so — and to “think big.” Are there projects you would like to see launched across an elementary or secondary grade level, throughout your school or throughout the elementary or secondary schools? If so, the Foundation welcomes you to submit a grant application.

        DCE DonorsChoose Portal - The Foundation realizes many of you have projects or classroom needs that may not fit the guidelines of the grant application process. Therefore, the Foundation has established the DCE DonorsChoose portal to help staff secure funds to provide students with new opportunities. The Foundation has committed to providing $5,000 of seed money in the DonorsChoose account to fund projects (up to 25% with a $400 cap) that are near expiration and have not received 100% of funding. The Foundation will fund as many projects as possible until all funds set aside are awarded.

If you would like to submit a DonorsChoose request, please review the DonorsChoose Process document-linked HERE.

    Additional Funding Opportunities - Marathon County Retired Educators Grant. Here is the information if you’d like to check it out.

ELT Containment - It was recently discovered that the ELT containments are not showing up on the “ELT Report.” Bailey will be able to fix this for us quickly. Until then, please follow these three steps stated in the link below. Thank you Tom Davies for your help with figuring this out.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Pm6iVoj2wJteJTiZvqqKLomlzZMb6VkobvzP2UEeWwE/edit?usp=sharing

Club/Activity Monthly Meeting Calendar - Below is a link to a google calendar sheet for monthly club/activity meetings during ELT. Please complete by the end of September. We are asking that you choose a consecutive day of the month (1st Tuesday, 2nd Thursday, Etc.). Looking to only have one or two per day. If you do not meet monthly, put the meetings you know of on and then come back later and enter more if needed.  Link to Monthly Club/Activity Calendar

Emergency Red/Green Door Cards - All classroom and office doors leading to the hallways are required to have a red/green card in a clear holder posted on the inside of the window directly to the side of the door with the red facing out to the hallway.  If you have two hallway doors, they both should have one posted on them.  If you do not have one or if your colors are faded, please complete the following survey and one will be given to you.  Emergency Red/Green Door Card Needed. 

Clubs/Activity Advisors - All club/activity advisors please check out the link below to make sure the correct information (club name, description, advisor(s), email address) are correct for this school year.  If there are any changes, please let Dawn Seehafer know.  This information is located on the senior high webpage.  Also, please send a student roster with ID numbers to Heidi.  The list can always be updated if needed.  SH Webpage of Clubs/Activities

Weekly Advisory Notes & Links -  https://docs.google.com/document/d/14uhHyG38ZyHOSbaTJQ17AuxXM6KeZBHqeHWiVYGdsWM/edit

Staff Folder:    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tA9F8Uxtg_6GgTuocX64uuUGSrKEtCKq?usp=drive_link

Pride Tickets:  All staff are asked to send three Pride tickets to students per week. Use the rotation calendar to help provide an equal rotation. Teachers are welcome to send more than directed on the calendar. This action step should increase the amount of positive feedback parents and students hear about all the good they are doing.

Pride Ticket Rotation schedule:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10SwPkVNia-n4wB4mcWfWQQXlweW3WhIrKJK-I-tU5R4/edit#gid=0

Pride Ticket Website: https://pbis.dce.k12.wi.us/

Upcoming Dates

September:

18        New Admin Building Open House - 4:15 pm

20        Faculty Meeting - 310/329 - 2:50 pm

22        PSAT signup deadline in the Main Office

24        Homecoming Hall Decorating

25        Powder Buff Football

27        BLT Meeting, 369, 2:50 pm

27        Powder Puff Football

29        Altered p.m. Homecoming Assembly schedule

29        Parade

29        Homecoming FB vs Hortonville

30        Homecoming Dance

Field Trips

Complete the following at least 2-weeks prior of your field trip:

• Consider academic and curricular importance when scheduling
• Receive Principal's approval
• Make arrangements for payment/cost of trip
• Complete request form, attach student list (alpha with student's name, no nicknames, & ID number)
• If taking busses, student lists by bus with staff member name (health supplies for specific students will be packaged per bus).
• Verify each student field trip permission form is on file in IC
• Complete Online Bus Request
• Schedule appointment with Health Aide to review details about the trip
• Notice of trip and itinerary sent home
• Notify special education department/case manager of students attending the trip
• See Mike Raether if you have any questions.

District Forms – all forms can be found under this link - District Forms

• Field Trip Request Fillable Form
• Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent and Release of Information fillable form
• Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent for MEDICAL Treatment and Release of Information

The Medical Form only needs to be completed by parents/physicians if an overnight trip along with the Parental Consent.

*NO additional field trips on -

JH Adventure Days (10/18/23 & 5/8/24)

Junior ACT Testing (3/12/24)

Sophomore Forward Testing (TBD, p.m.)

Teacher	Dates	Destination	Form & Class list
Chad Pernsteiner	9/13/23	Fond du Lac, Stone	Form & Class List
Joe Finnegan	9/21/23	Elementary Schools in District	Form & Class List
Val Willems	9/21/23	WI Education Fair	Form & Class List
John Glynn	9/21-22/23	Fust Farm	Form & Class List
Paulson	9/26/23	UW-Oshkosh	Form & Class list
Paulson	9/27/23	Build Your Future Day	Form & Class list
Chad Pernsteiner	9/27/23	Build My Future Event (Wausau)	Form & Class List
Paulson	9/28/23	Linetec	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/4/23	NCHC	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/12/23	UW-Stout	Form & Class list
Oosterhuis/Davis	10/13/23	UW-Green Bay	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/30/23	Leaf Raking	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/8/23	UW-Green Bay	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/12/23	Rib Mountain	Form & Class list
Jodi Peterson	11/12-13/23	Kalahari	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/16/23	Skyward	Form & Class list

September 11 - 15

 

 Weekly Happenings

Last week we began to see some amazing student talents on display.  Cross Country, Tennis, Soccer, Volleyball, Golf, Swimming, and Football all had successes to be proud of.  Our Musical "Catch Me if You can" has been casted and they continue to prepare for their Fall Shows.  Band and Dance were great at halftime of the football game.  The students who walk our halls have been very impressive, but they only have the opportunity to shine because of all of the efforts of those who advise, direct, coach, teach and give back.  Thank you for giving our students opportunities throughout the year to shine in their own areas!  

Need to Know

VERY IMPORTANT TO READ PRIOR TO ELT MONDAY

When determining who stays and who goes:

• Starting this week, we are running our normal ELT/Advisory schedules.
• Sophomores cannot be released until the end of quarter 1. They must report to their assigned teacher or stay in their ELT classroom if they are not requested.
• Juniors and Seniors can be released if they are NOT assigned by a teacher in the ELT program, if they are NOT assigned for ELT due to a class skip, or if they are NOT in the red in Grade Guardian.
• If a student is assigned to an ELT for a class skip there will be an indication in red writing by their name in the ELT program.
• Juniors and Seniors will only know if they are in the red in Grade Guardian when they report to their ELT classroom for attendance. Their ELT teacher is the only one that can give them that information. Students do not have access to look at Grade Guardian. It is a request that we have made repeatedly to the company.

When requesting students in the ELT program:

• A change in the ELT program is the new drop-down box. When you are assigning a student, you will now need to select the reason why. You can still add notes in the comment box.
• Please do not assign students for multiple days in a row as other teachers may also need to assign that student.

When a student is in the red in your ELT:

• If you have a student in your ELT that is in the red in Grade Guardian you do NOT need to assign that student to ELT through the ELT program. You just need to have Canvas pulled up to your ELT/Advisory’s Grade Guardian Screen. You will let them know if they are in the red when they come to your room for attendance.
• If a student comes in, who is in the red, and says they completed that “missing biology assignment so they should be able to leave now” your answer should be no. They need to stay until their red is no longer red.
• We realize this early in the year having one missing assignment can put a student in the red, but we want to start with consistent expectations right off the bat.

Here is a video that goes over the different features of Grade Guardian that we encourage you to watch as a refresher.

If you have questions regarding Grade Guardian please reach out to Dallas. If you have questions regarding an ELT assignment for attendance, please reach out to Bill.

3^rd Friday Count Sept. 15^th  - We will be completing the 3^rd Friday Count during a 7min ELT after 2nd period on Friday, Sept. 15^th.  Rosters will be put in teacher's mailboxes the day before.  Please take attendance during this time and have a student walk it down to Attendance and slide it under the window immediately after taking attendance. Make sure you sign the roster which verifies the accuracy of student enrollment. Emails will be sent out with further instructions as we near this day. Altered 3rd Friday Count 9/15/23 Schedule

Emergency Red/Green Door Cards - All classroom and office doors leading to the hallways are required to have a red/green card in a clear holder posted on the inside of the window directly to the side of the door with the red facing out to the hallway.  If you have two hallway doors, they both should have one posted on them.  If you do not have one or if your colors are faded, please complete the following survey and one will be given to you.  Emergency Red/Green Door Card Needed. 

Clubs/Activity Advisors - All club/activity advisors please check out the link below to make sure the correct information (club name, description, advisor(s), email address) are correct for this school year.  If there are any changes, please let Dawn Seehafer know.  This information is located on the senior high webpage.  Also, please send a student roster with ID numbers to Heidi.  The list can always be updated if needed.  SH Webpage of Clubs/Activities

District Warehouse Paper - There is still donated color paper available in the district warehouse.  This paper is FREE to the school. It is great paper for arts and crafts, scrap paper, paper airplanes, or mailings for parents. The senior high does have some of this paper here in the building but could get more. Check out the supply in the first room of the faculty women's bathroom across the hall from the teacher's lounge.  There is also a black binder in there with all the colors, sizes, and thickness of all donated paper.  Please contact a custodian if you would like to receive some of what is not here. 

Sunshine Club: We are so excited to welcome two new little Evergreens to the school. Congrats to Kaitlyn Roskopf on the birth of her son Parker and Heidi Clark on the birth of her son as well! Sunshine sent a card and Target Gift cards to both families to celebrate this special event in their lives.

**Sunshine would like to continue to offer our support during difficult times and celebrate happy life events. In order to do that, we are collecting money from staff who wish to donate. Please review the flyer to see how Sunshine supports DCE SRH and where to drop off the donation. SH Sunshine Flyer 2023-24

Weekly Advisory Notes & Links -  https://docs.google.com/document/d/14uhHyG38ZyHOSbaTJQ17AuxXM6KeZBHqeHWiVYGdsWM/edit

Staff Folder:    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tA9F8Uxtg_6GgTuocX64uuUGSrKEtCKq?usp=drive_link

Pride Tickets:  All staff are asked to send three Pride tickets to students per week. Use the rotation calendar to help provide an equal rotation. Teachers are welcome to send more than directed on the calendar. This action step should increase the amount of positive feedback parents and students hear about all the good they are doing.

Pride Ticket Rotation schedule:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10SwPkVNia-n4wB4mcWfWQQXlweW3WhIrKJK-I-tU5R4/edit#gid=0

Pride Ticket Website: https://pbis.dce.k12.wi.us/

Upcoming Dates

September:

11        Academic Letter Awards Night, Auditorium, 7:30 pm

13        BLT Meeting, 369, 2:50 pm

15        Altered Day Schedule - 3rd Friday Count

18        New Admin Building Open House - 4:15 pm

20        Faculty Meeting - 2:50 pm

24        Homecoming Hall Decorating

25        Powder Buff Football

27        BLT Meeting, 369, 2:50 pm

27        Powder Puff Football

29        Altered p.m. assembly schedule

29        Parade

29        Homecoming FB vs Hortonville

30        Homecoming Dance

Field Trips

Complete the following at least 2-weeks prior of your field trip:

• Consider academic and curricular importance when scheduling
• Receive Principal's approval
• Make arrangements for payment/cost of trip
• Complete request form, attach student list (alpha with student's name, no nicknames, & ID number)
• If taking busses, student lists by bus with staff member name (health supplies for specific students will be packaged per bus).
• Verify each student field trip permission form is on file in IC
• Complete Online Bus Request
• Schedule appointment with Health Aide to review details about the trip
• Notice of trip and itinerary sent home
• Notify special education department/case manager of students attending the trip
• See Mike Raether if you have any questions.

District Forms – all forms can be found under this link - District Forms

• Field Trip Request Fillable Form
• Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent and Release of Information fillable form
• Overnight or Out of State Trip Parent Consent for MEDICAL Treatment and Release of Information

The Medical Form only needs to be completed by parents/physicians if an overnight trip along with the Parental Consent.

*NO additional field trips on -

JH Adventure Days (10/18/23 & 5/8/24)

Junior ACT Testing (3/12/24)

Sophomore Forward Testing (TBD, p.m.)

Teacher	Dates	Destination	Form & Class list
Chad Pernsteiner	9/13/23	Fond du Lac, Stone	Form & Class List
Val Willems	9/21/23	WI Education Fair	Form, No List
Paulson	9/26/23	UW-Oshkosh	Form & Class list
Paulson	9/27/23	Build Your Future Day	Form & Class list
Paulson	9/28/23	Linetec	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/4/23	NCHC	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/12/23	UW-Stout	Form & Class list
Paulson	10/30/23	Leaf Raking	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/8/23	UW-Green Bay	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/12/23	Rib Mountain	Form & Class list
Paulson	11/16/23	Skyward	Form & Class list