Congratulations to Addison Kofal and Sophie Hook for placing 2nd in Graphic Design at the FBLA State Conference in Green Bay. Addison and Sophie will be representing the State of WI at the National Conference in Anaheim, CA in June.
HS Baseball/Softball this evening have been cancelled.
Softball Make up date: 4/14
Baseball Make up date: TBD
Panther Catering students had a great time serving the guests at the Middle Border Scholar Athletic Banquet!
🎉 Huge congratulations to St. Croix Central's very own Elsah Rubis and Hayden Buckel! 🎉
Last night, the Middle Border Conference honored its Scholar Athletes, and we couldn't be prouder of our representatives. Elsah and Hayden were selected for their outstanding achievements in both academics and athletics. 📚🏅
They both delivered incredible speeches in front of a packed auditorium, sharing heartfelt stories about their role models and how athletics have shaped them. Their poise and eloquence were truly impressive! 👏
Elsah and Hayden, your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence are an inspiration to us all. We are so proud to have you represent St. Croix Central! 💙
Please join us on Thursday, April 10th for a Digital Safety Night at the high school auditorium. Our district's Library Media Specialist and student services team will share a presentation at 6:00 p.m. highlighting safe technology and social media use. If you'd like to stay for a showing of "Screenagers," feel free to stay for the showing at 7:00 p.m. Door prizes include Kwik Trip gift cards, day pass to the Centre, and St. Croix County day pass.
St. Croix Central would like to express our appreciation to everyone that works long hours throughout the day and night to keep our roadways safe for our students, staff and families. Thank you!
St. Croix Central would like to recognize our dedicated paraprofessionals today, Paraprofessional Appreciation Day. Thank you for everything that you do for our students to give them each the best possible day every day, we couldn't do what we do without our paraprofessionals!
4/1 Activities Update
Baseball vs Elk Mound - Cancelled
Makeup date: TBD
Soccer @ BW - Cancelled
Makeup date: 4/4
The SCC School District would like to show our appreciation to River Valley Charities for their continued support of our Food for Kids Backpack Program. Thank you for helping us assist families in our community!
It was an awesome Friday at SCC Middle School celebrating our February and March Students of the Month! Congratulations, students and families!
Shout out to the incredible BFS weightroom crew at the 6am session at the high school! 🏋️♂️💪 Huge congratulations to everyone for their dedication and hard work over the past couple of months. Yesterday morning, Coach Hinzman and Coach Dachel celebrated with their athletes and families with a well-deserved breakfast after the workout. We are so appreciative of the commitment and effort you all put in! Keep showing up and making a difference! 🎉 #BFSWeightroom #EarlyMorningGrind #HardWorkPaysOff #AthleteDedication
Good luck to our Panther Track & Field athletes at UW-Eau Claire tonight!
St. Croix County is offering free well water nitrate screening clinics to help residents monitor and protect their drinking water supply. Nitrate contamination in drinking water can have health implications, so it's important for residents to be aware of the nitrate levels in their well water. For more information, please refer to the County's website at: https://www.sccwi.gov/539/Drinking-Water-Program
Dates and locations of the clinics are:
April 26th at Earth Fest at the UW-River Falls University Center
June 10th at the Agriculture Service & Education Center in Baldwin
July 15th at the Community Center in Wilson
August 12th at the Library in Deer Park
September 11th at the St. Croix County Services Center in New Richmond
Parents/Guardians: Don't forget to fill out this year's Parent Satisfaction Survey for EACH student enrolled at St. Croix Central School District by TOMORROW, March 28th! https://forms.gle/MZ7yXq8eB9sQhRVy6
Athletics on March 25th
Eighteen 5th-8th grade students from schools in the CESA 11 region completed a 3-day Writing Scripts to Screen, including six gifted & talented students from St. Croix Central Middle School.
GT students learned from the talented filmmaker, Charis Collins, with the ultimate goal of filming and editing their short films created from their original stories. The final films needed to convey its message through camera angles and music (and no words). We ended the day with a Film Festival celebrating all the hard and amazing work.
Students involved: Brinlee M, Opal J, Dillon P, Lane G, Esme K, and Maci M.
Here is a link to the SCC Middle School film: https://www.wevideo.com/view/3723961918
SCC will be hosting a Digital Safety Night on April 10th at 6:00 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. This event is open to all K-12 families. Free daycare services will be provided by our National Honor Society students while parents attend the presentation. Please join us to learn more about the impact of technology on children and to receive some valuable resources. Please RSVP for the event at https://forms.gle/2JKL1hmqdUkA9cp27.
4K and Kindergarten Registration for the 2025-2026 SCC school year is STILL OPEN! 4k Playday will be April 4th and the Kindergarten screening will be May 23rd! (You must be registered to attend! ) https://www.scc.k12.wi.us/page/student-enrollment-information
Congratulations to Jordyn Heinrich and Patrick Downs of St. Croix Central for their outstanding achievements at Powerlifting Nationals in Appleton this past weekend! Jordyn battled her way to an 8th place finish, and Patrick secured a strong 6th place. We're incredibly proud of their dedication and hard work. Fantastic job representing SCC! 💪 #Powerlifting #SCCPanthers #Nationals
On March 7th SCC Elementary hosted our first annual 3rd grade Wax Museum! The Wax Museum was a fun, interactive project where the students had read and researched a famous historical figure of their choice. Students then took what they had learned to create a life-like display to showcase their understanding. Each student memorized a short speech about their chosen character. Their speech included fun facts, contributions, and why they were significant in history. When community members walked through the museum, they activated the historical person by tapping their shoulder which brought the character "to life” and students delivered their speech. It was such a fun way to make history come alive! We are so proud of all of our 3rd graders!
