March 18 - 22

  

 Weekly Happenings

Cool experience in Exploring Health Careers as students were able to virtually participate in a knee surgery!

Here is a picture of a respiratory therapist speaking to students in the same class.

Big thank you to Student Council - Jenna Peplinski, Tony Degrand, Karry Salber, Amy Young, Jenny Oosterhuis, Anne Marie Jagodzinski, Bill Franklin, Sue Bolf, and Officer English for their chaperoning efforts at Sadie Hawkins Dance this past weekend!

Congratulations AP Teachers!

We have reason to be proud. Since last year, the number of enrolled AP students increased by 60 (494 to 554) and the number of tests ordered increased by 117 (703 to 820). Way to go, AP teachers and Dawn Bohm for coordination!

Need to Know

Coaches/Advisors - Reminder - all fundraisers must receive approval before being conducted. This applies to all sports teams and clubs.  Please use THIS FORM if you plan to conduct a fundraiser moving forward.

All staff meeting Wednesday - We will have an all staff meeting this Wednesday.  Please bring updated devices (Macbook and/or iPad) to the meeting. If you have not updated your device and see the red "1" on the gear please try to update over the next couple of days. Updated devices are necessary to ensure they are properly backed up before we swap them for the new staff devices in April.  Please bring your cell phones as well.

April 3rd Guest - On Wednesday April 3rd, 2023 American Idol contestant Aden Boyer, will be at school to share a message of acceptance, inclusivity, and perseverance. We will run a schedule that has 34 minute class periods and a 45 minute advisory so that all classes will be able to see him. Here is the altered schedule. If you see major issues with you schedule please contact Dawn Seehafer Monday or Tuesday to discuss. Coverage in the theater will be difficult.  I am asking all teachers that if you are free during one of the performances that you please attend, spread out and help with supervision.   Here is a clip of Aden's story on American Idol.

A very important PD hours reminder: All Frontline attendance and PD hours must be finalized by May 1st! Please check your Learning Plan within Frontline. You must finalize attendance for any courses you've completed by May 1st.  Work with your supervisor to ensure Outside PD Hours you've submitted for approval have been processed by your supervisor prior to May 1st (both "Pending prior approval", and "Awaiting final credit").

Asynchronous courses will no longer be visible in the catalog as of April 15th. In May, they will be made visible again. After May 1st, any hours submitted/accrued will be applied to the 2024-2025 school year. Here is a link to the Salary Schedule FAQ.

You can view your total number of PD hours at any time within Frontline. Please watch this short video for instructions. You may also reach out to Rachel Rentmeester with questions.

New Covid guidance: The CDC has now changed their COVID guidance recommending that positive COVID cases isolate until they are 24 hours fever free and symptoms are improving. DHS recommendations will match that information and they are working on updating their website now. As a district, we will follow these new guidelines and will continue to mark students' attendance as EX until they return to school. We will continue to remind our students and staff to stay home when they are ill and use good hand hygiene.

STUDENT COUNCIL OPENINGS!?!?! - Looking for a pair of people interested in taking over Student Council for the 2024-2025 school year. Interested parties please shoot Mike an email and we'll schedule a time to talk!  

Welcoming and supporting our newcomers! - As we welcome more and more non-English speaking newcomers to our schools, please utilize the U.S. Department of Education Newcomer Toolkit to ensure EVERYONE works collaboratively to help them become members of our community. This google doc outlines clear guidelines and actions; you will also find access to the full U.S. doc with additional resources. How we can all support newcomers and refugees in our schools

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

March:

20         Faculty Meeting, 310/329, 2:50 p.m.

22         Quarter 3 Ends

25-29    No school Spring Break

April:

1      No School last day of Spring Break

3      Adin Boyer Presentation altered schedule

3      District Benefits Representative Riana Mefferd @ SH, rm 210, 6:45-7:45 a.m.

4      District Benefits Representative Riana Mefferd @ SH, rm 210, 2:40-3:40 p.m.

2      School Resumes

8      2:45 to 3:00 or April 11th from 7:05 to 7:20 Mandatory staff training for Pre-ACT/Forward in the IMC (Attend either date and time).

Closed PTO

The following dates are closed for PTO:  

• March 1, 15, 22 
• April 9, 12
• May 3, 6, 24

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 (4/16/24)

Teacher	Dates	Destination	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	S2 Wednesdays	Human Society of Marathon Cty	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	S2 Fridays	Habitat for Humanity Re-Store	Form & Class list
Oosterhuis/Davis	3/12/24	UW Eau Claire	Form, no class list
Shulfer, Katie	3/14/24	Wausau Curling Club	Form & Class list
Cepress/Clay Reissmann	3/15/24	Center for Visual Arts-Wausau	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	3/19/24	Cedar Creek Cinema	Form & Class list
Cristie Bates	3/19/24	Palms Supper Club	Form & Class list
John Glynn	3/22/24	FFA Contest, FVTC Appleton	Form & Class list
Jennifer Gipp	4/7-9/24	WI FBLA State Conf, Green Bay	Form & Class list
Chad Pagenkopf	4/9-10/24	Madison, State Skills USA	Form & Class list
Miranda Ritger	4/14-16/24	Chula Vist, WI Dells	Form & Class list
Ackley/Rice	4/16/24	Blessings in a Backpack	Form & Class list
Dawn Whitsett	4/19/24	Madison, State Forensics Comp	Form & Class List
Jennifer Golbach	4/24/24	Central WI Airport	Form, no class list
Jodi Peterson	4/26-5/1/24	Anaheim, CA DECA Interntnls	No Form, Class List
Jo Bailey	4/29/24	Ledge View Nature Center, Chilton	Form & Class list
DeBore/Thorpe/Dahlgren	5/9/24	Lake Wausau-Lake Clean-Up	Form & Class list
Steve Kmosena	5/9/24	Merrill Steel	Form & Class list
Jo Bailey	5/21-22/24	Devils Lake State Park	Form & Class list

March 11 - March 15

 

 Weekly Happenings

Last Monday we had the tremendous fortune to host a giant in the Civil Rights Movement and American History, David Dennis Sr. and his son David Dennis Jr.  Our students were tremendous throughout. A big thank you to CJ Hansen for organizing the whole experience as well as Rich Wagner for his tech support and help!

I want to repeat an extremely powerful answer that was given to a student question:

Student: "What would you tell young people who are reluctant to get into movements due to fear or concern for self?"

David Dennis Jr.: "I would say Reluctance is a Privilege.  The people I know don't have that privilege."

Please reflect on that quote - in our roles we are charged with ensuring EACH student we serve is in a welcoming and safe environment.  We must do our part to demand a culture (our behaviors and actions) that lives up to our values - DO WHAT'S RIGHT - CARE FOR EVERYONE - EMBRACE EXCELLENCE. We are ALL in leadership roles. (A leader is anyone who has influence over another).  What actions are each and everyone of us taking? 

Often times leaning into these issues can be uncomfortable. That feeling of uncomfortability may lead to reluctance.  Reluctance is a Privilege.  

Last week our Raise Your Voice students from the Junior and Senior High went to Madison and lobbied our representatives for increased funding for mental health supports in education!  The impact our young people are having on a state level is amazing!  Thank you to Danielle and Tony for guiding our students through all of it!

Imagine was a tremendous event. Initial counts estimates 1500-2000 people attended throughout the night! A huge thank you to anyone who supported the night from club advisors, classroom teachers, and sports coaches as well as anyone else who supported the evening. Thank you!

THANK YOU to all advisors, chaperones and especially our Career team for all of the hard work in making the career fair go off so well this week.  As it is every year, I heard nothing but tremendous compliments regarding our student's preparedness and engagement in the experience.  DCE students are well respected by the vendors due to their behavior and their interactions throughout the experience.

Cool experience for our New Horizon's students who were able to take a trip to the hill!

What a cool story! Great job John and students!  https://www.wsaw.com/video/2024/03/06/engineering-tomorrow-labs-helping-prepare-dc-everest-students-future-careers/

DECA has enjoyed tremendous success.  Diamond level recognition from Wisconsin DECA and Thrive level from National DECA.  Gold recognition in four school based enterprises. Five community service awards for Acts of kindness and charity.  Individually, Vinnie Tesch earned 3rd place for his Entrepreneurship Business Growth Plan for his business, Premier Lawn and Landscape. Medalists from our chapter were: Michayla Susa, Cassidy Lackey, Taylor Thelen and Lyn Sepersky.

Competing at the International DECA Career Development Conference (ICDC) from DCE are: Everest Expressions: Mckenna Woller and Keegan Nye - Everest Outfitters: Cassidy Lackey and Maxwell Bartig - Spirit Box: Aissen Witter and Taylor Thelen - Tree Top Shop: Ayden Duffet - Business Growth: Vinnie Tesch

Congratulations to our Jazz students who took first place at this weekends Jazz festival! Special shout-out to Kyle Johnson as the soloist of the day!

Need to Know

Benefits Office Hours - Back by popular demand, Riana will be hosting open office hours in each building to answer any benefit related questions that employees may have. 

NEW COVID guidance: The CDC has now changed their COVID guidance recommending that positive COVID cases isolate until they are 24 hours fever free and symptoms are improving. DHS recommendations will match that information and they are working on updating their website now. As a district, we will follow these new guidelines and will continue to mark students' attendance as EX until they return to school. We will continue to remind our students and staff to stay home when they are ill and use good hand hygiene.

Junior ACT Important Information - 

• An iPad keyboards list of who has them and who they should share them with will be sent out Monday.  We need to make sure all testing rooms have what they need.
• Student rosters for the ACT test were given to Room Supervisors/ELT advisors last week in their mailboxes.  A reminder if you received a list please make sure you tell your students which room to report to Tuesday for testing. If there are any questions, please see Dawn Seehafer.  These are the rosters to also use on Tuesday.
• 3/11 Teachers who teach junior students 
• please to check with your juniors to make sure they made a MyACT.org account 
• to bring a 100% charged iPad and charger Tuesday
• they can still look at the TestNav tutorial and practice site
• Any questions, contact Dawn Seehafer or Sara Pinsonneault
• 3/12 Junior ACT Test altered schedule with directions.
• All students must bring their iPads to the meeting first thing Tuesday in the auditorium.  A hard shutdown will be completed by all students prior to testing.

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

March:

12         Junior ACT State Test online, NO school for 10th & 12th graders

13         BLT Mtg, 2:50 p.m., 369

13         Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m.

13-14    Junior ACT State Test Make-ups

15         Sadie Hawkins Dance @ DCE, 7-10 a.m.

20         Faculty Meeting, 310/329, 2:50 p.m.

22         Quarter 3 Ends

25-29    No school Spring Break

April:

1      No School last day of Spring Break

2      School Resumes

8      2:45 to 3:00 or April 11th from 7:05 to 7:20 Mandatory staff training for Pre-ACT/Forward in the IMC. (Attend either date and time).

Closed PTO

The following dates are closed for PTO:  

• March 1, 15, 22 
• April 9, 12
• May 3, 6, 24

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 (4/16/24)

Teacher	Dates	Destination	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	S2 Wednesdays	Human Society of Marathon Cty	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	S2 Fridays	Habitat for Humanity Re-Store	Form & Class list
Oosterhuis/Davis	3/12/24	UW Eau Claire	Form, no class list
Shulfer, Katie	3/14/24	Wausau Curling Club	Form & Class list
Cepress/Clay Reissmann	3/15/24	Center for Visual Arts-Wausau	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	3/19/24	Cedar Creek Cinema	Form & Class list
Miranda Ritger	4/14-16/24	Chula Vist, WI Dells	Form & Class list
Ackley/Rice	4/16/24	Blessings in a Backpack	Form & Class list
Jo Bailey	4/29/24	Ledge View Nature Center, Chilton	Form & Class list
DeBore/Thorpe/Dahlgren	5/9/24	Lake Wausau-Lake Clean-Up	Form & Class list
Jo Bailey	5/21-22/24	Devils Lake State Park	Form & Class list

March 4 - 8

  

 Weekly Happenings

State champions!!! Congratulations to our D.C. Everest co-op girls hockey team the Central Wisconsin Storm for winning the State title this past weekend!  Coach Jana Wimmer was also named the coach of the year in an earlier banquet!  Congratulations to the D.C. Everest Girls on the team: Hailey Piskula, Malia Baregi, Taylor Freidel, Mara Meverden, Ava Whitmore, and Isabel Janke!

https://www.wsaw.com/2024/03/02/cw-storm-takes-down-bay-area-4-3-win-state-title/

Congratulations to the January 2024 Student of the Month recipients:  Ben Soehl, Makenna Kampmann, Ryana Mischka, Allyson Frystak, Sophia Blaser, Owen O'Neal, Carter Lang, Lauren Bouffleur, Jacob DeBuhr, Wesley Palmer, Kralen Verhasselt, Ava Sepersky, and Alden Hintze. 

Sneak peek at the presentation our Juniors will be seeing on Monday - What a great opportunity for our Juniors to learn about American History from first person accounts!

https://www.wsaw.com/2024/02/26/movement-that-made-us-focuses-60th-anniversary-freedom-summer/

Great experience for our student singers as the Friday Night Grand Theater Headliner Ron Artis II took time out of his day to work with our students!  In this picture he was playing a melody and our students began singing whatever came to them.  My biggest takeaway - our students are super talented!

Need to Know

Happy School Social Worker Week! - Thank you to Cristin Czerwonka for all of her efforts at D.C. Everest Senior High School! We are fortunate to have you as a part of the Senior High team!!!

iPad Keyboards - Thank you to those who have already responded.  Others please let Dawn Seehafer know if you have iPad keyboards in your rooms and how many.  They will be needed for the ACT test on March 12th.

3/4 Civil Rights Movement Presentation March 4th - Our social studies department presents a speaker on The Movement Made Us book authored by David Dennis Jr. in collaboration with David Dennis, Sr. Monday, March 4th from 9-10 a.m. We will be running a school wide alternative schedule 3/4/24.  Juniors and a few others will be in attendance for this presentation. Sophomores and Seniors will be in advisory during this hour.  Please check the advisory link for activities.

3/7 The Sophomore Career Fair is this week Thursday, March 7^th at Wausau East.  All Sophomores will be eating lunch during 5^th hour and out of the building through 10^th returning for ELT. Attendance will be taken on the bus prior to leaving and shared with Carla. Students who do not have a parent permission form on file will not be allowed to attend and should be attending regular scheduled classes. Sophomore Advisors...please cover the all the links in the slide deck during Monday's 60-minute and Wednesday's 29-minute advisory, so students are best prepared.  Thank you for your assistance with this preparation and encourage our students to engage in this event.  Here are some of the links for logistics:

• Schedule for the Day HERE

• Chaperone/Bus/ELT Roster HERE

• Soph. ELT Auditorium Seating HERE

• Career Fair List of Vendors HERE

Junior ACT Important Information:  The student rosters for the ACT test will be given to Room Supervisors early this week in your mailboxes.  If there are any problems, please see Dawn Seehafer.

• 3/6 Mandatory Junior Advisory ACT Mtg - There will be a Junior ACT meeting in the auditorium during advisory on Wednesday, March 6th. Juniors should report directly to the theater.  Junior Advisory teachers are asked to also attend to help monitor the students.
• 3/7 Mandatory Junior ELT - Students will make a MyACT.org account. Please remind your students throughout the week to bring their iPads fully charged.  Junior ELT/Advisory teachers are asked to help juniors to bring up the TestNave tutorial and practice site.  Each junior's iPad has been given the TestNav app.  Here is a link for teachers to help juniors get into the TestNav tutorial and practice tests:  .  Any questions, contact Dawn Seehafer.
• 3/12 Junior ACT Test altered schedule

3/6 IMAGINE 2024 - The D.C. Everest Education Foundation IMAGINE is back again this year on March 6th, 5-7 p.m. in the DCE senior high and Greenheck Turner Community Center (GTCC).  Each year, the DCE Education Foundation funds innovative learning opportunities for the DCE District.  IMAGINE helps the Foundation raise funds to support its mission while showcasing student clubs, artwork, and students' musical, dance and athletic talents.

Graduation Gowns Inventory - Starting in March, Barb will begin her annual graduation gowns inventory project.  If you have your school issued one at home, please bring it in.  If you are new to the building, Barb will be asking you for your height so we can get yours ordered for graduation.

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

March:

4      Civil Rights Movement Presentation altered schedule, A.M. 60m Adv after P2

6      Juniors Meeting during Advisory, Auditorium, 1:18-1:47 p.m.

6      Imagine, SH & GTCC, 5-7 p.m.

7      Sophomore Career Fair, WE

7      Junior Mandatory ELT, ACT demographics (MyAct.org), tutorial (TestNav), practice (TestNav) in own rooms

11    Junior Mandatory ELT, check iPads, TestNav practice

12    Junior ACT State Test online, NO school for 10th & 12th graders

13    BLT Mtg, 2:50 p.m., 369

13-14  Junior ACT State Test Make-ups

15    Sadie Hawkins Dance @ DCE, 7-10 a.m.

20    Faculty Meeting, 310/329, 2:50 p.m.

20    Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m.

22    Quarter 3 Ends

25-29    No school Spring Break

April:

1      No School last day of Spring Break

2      School Resumes

8      2:45 to 3:00 or April 11th from 7:05 to 7:20 Mandatory staff training for Pre-ACT/Forward in the IMC. (Attend either date and time).

Closed PTO

The following dates are closed for PTO:  

• March 1, 15, 22 
• April 9, 12
• May 3, 6, 24

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
Megan Ackley	S2 Wednesdays	Human Society of Marathon Cty	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	S2 Fridays	Habitat for Humanity Re-Store	Form & Class list
J.Peterson/Schremp	2/25-28/24	Lake Geneva, WI DECA Comp	Form & Class list
Scot Abel	2/26-28/24	Twin Oaks	Form & Class list
Ackley/Rice	2/27/24	Blessings in a Backpack	Form & Class list
Scot Abel	2/28-3/1/24	Twin Oaks	Form & Class list
Alex Villiard/Rosales	2/28-3/4/24	Orlando Florida Disney Resort	Form & Dance Team
Christian Ammon	3/1/24	Central WI Expo Center-Evercon	Form & Class list
Jo Bailey	3/4/24	USWP Climbing Wall, UWSP	Form, no class list
Rebecca Blaubach	3/5/24	Texas Roadhouse	Form & Class list
DeGrand/Steiniger	3/6/24	Madison	Form & Class list
Roskopf/Paulson	3/6/24	Granite Peak	Form & Class list
Rose Matthiae	3/7/24	Wausau East Career Fair Hosts	Form & Class list
Dawn Whitsett	3/9/24	SPASH - Forensics	Form & Class list
Oosterhuis/Davis	3/12/24	UW Eau Claire	Form, no class list
Shulfer, Katie	3/14/24	Wausau Curling Club	Form & Class list
Cepress/Clay Reissmann	3/15/24	Center for Visual Arts-Wausau	Form & Class list
Megan Ackley	3/19/24	Cedar Creek Cinema	Form & Class list
Miranda Ritger	4/14-16/24	Chula Vist, WI Dells	Form & Class list
Ackley/Rice	4/16/24	Blessings in a Backpack	Form & Class list
Jo Bailey	4/29/24	Ledge View Nature Center, Chilton	Form & Class list
DeBore/Thorpe/Dahlgren	5/9/24	Lake Wausau-Lake Clean-Up	Form & Class list
Jo Bailey	5/21-22/24	Devils Lake State Park	Form & Class list