5th graders have created incredible projects to share their learning about the Revolutionary War! Check some of them out!
https://mayaspage.godaddysites.com/
"Books Celebrating Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month" on this week's PANTHERS IN LIBRARY LAND (Ms. Olson's library blog) https://panthersinlibraryland.blogspot.com/
"Library Books Due Back On ..." on this week's PANTHERS IN LIBRARY LAND (Ms. Olson's library blog) https://panthersinlibraryland.blogspot.com/
Attention current 4th/5th/6th/7th graders - are you interested in Panther Football Camp this summer? If so, check out the information here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wXjOauvE37KDMNep6ou6npF32ebBPp0ZEmhwh_cCw9A/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you to Varah, Lily and Tori for the awesome mural in the new art room “hang space” Student can read about art, color, draw, knit or work on their chrome books in this beautiful area. Thanks ladies!!!
May the 4th be with you!
Thanks to a generous donation made by Cross Lutheran Church in Roberts, Cindy and I were able to award these 5 teachers with a gift card to local restaurants in Roberts and Hammond. Happy Teacher Appreciation week to our amazing teachers and these lucky winners!
May 3rd through May 7th is Staff Appreciation Week here at St. Croix Central Schools and across the country.
We would like to recognize our staff for ALL that they do. We truly appreciate them and the amazing things they do each and every day. SCC STAFF MATTERS!
Thank an SCC staff member this week! #pantherpride
"Adventures in Weeding" on this week's PANTHERS IN LIBRARY LAND (Ms. Olson's library blog) https://panthersinlibraryland.blogspot.com/
"Quick Plug!" on this week's PANTHERS IN LIBRARY LAND (Ms. Olson's library blog) https://panthersinlibraryland.blogspot.com/
"Updates in the Library" on this week's PANTHERS IN LIBRARY LAND (Ms. Olson's library blog) https://panthersinlibraryland.blogspot.com/
Recently, the district and board have been engaged in a conversation with our community regarding the operational and facilities needs in St. Croix Central schools. While the majority of voters did not feel the two referendum questions on the ballot were the right solutions at this time, we appreciate everyone’s engagement around these important issues.
We know that our needs will persist. The board will re-evaluate our options and work to find a new solution that the community can support.
Thank you for your support of our schools and the students we passionately serve.
Recently, the district and board have been engaged in a conversation with our community regarding the program and facilities needs in St. Croix Central schools. While the majority of voters did not feel the two referendum questions on the ballot were the right solutions at this time, we appreciate everyone’s engagement around these important issues.
We know that our needs will persist. The district and board will turn their attention to find a new solution, one that the community can support. This work will begin immediately.
Once again, thank you for your support of our local schools and students we serve.
2020/2021 MS Yearbooks are available to order now through April 19th. Click here to get started! https://commpe.pictavo.com/PictavoSchool/FindSchool
Today is Election Day in Wisconsin! Voters may cast their ballots at the usual polling locations during today’s spring elections.
Find voting and polling place information: https://myvote.wi.gov/.
On Tuesday, voters in the St. Croix Central School District will consider two referendum questions.
If the operational referendum question is approved, it would allow the district to cover the costs of maintaining competitive staff compensation and other district operating expenses. It would enable the district to exceed its state-imposed revenue limit authority by $1,700,000 in the 2021-22 school year, and then by $350,000 each year through 2031.
If the facilities referendum question is approved, it would provide the district with an additional $22.5 million to improve district facilities, including a career and technical addition to the high school to improve programming and opportunities for students planning to pursue the trades. There would also be a four-year-old kindergarten addition to the elementary school so that all 4K students can have the same access to the many services only available to them on our elementary campus.
Additionally, the district would also make upgrades to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and other systems throughout our buildings.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/SCCReferendum
On Tuesday, voters in the St. Croix Central School District will consider two referendum questions.
If the operational referendum question is approved, it would allow the district to cover the costs of maintaining competitive staff compensation and other district operating expenses. It would enable the district to exceed its state-imposed revenue limit authority by $1,700,000 in the 2021-22 school year, and then by $350,000 each year through 2031.
If the facilities referendum question is approved, it would provide the district with an additional $22.5 million to improve district facilities, including a career and technical addition to the high school to improve programming and opportunities for students planning to pursue the trades. There would also be a four-year-old kindergarten addition to the elementary school so that all 4K students can have the same access to the many services only available to them on our elementary campus.
Additionally, the district would also make upgrades to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and other systems throughout our buildings.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/SCCReferendum
The School Board and district leaders have worked diligently to place the district in an outstanding financial position. This allows us flexibility as we work to find solutions to our most pressing needs.
Over the years, the board has actively worked to repay previous referendum debt in a way that reduces interest costs, locks in state aid, and improves the financial position of the district for the future.
The district is on schedule to fully retire all debts in 2035. It will also refinance and prepay debt in 2021, reducing interest costs by more than $1.9 million. Because of work done by the School Board, potential mill rate increases as a result of the referendums in 2021 would be largely offset.
Thanks to this work, the district is in a sound financial position in advance of the two referendum questions the community will consider on Tuesday, April 6.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/SCCReferendum
Tuesday, April 6th is a very important education election that will shape the future for SCC. The following educational decisions are on the ballot:
- State Superintendent of Public Instruction
- SCC Referendum
- Three SCC School Board Seats
Polls are open at your local municipality from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
