Marshfield Medical Center, Minocqua is providing free WIAA sport screening exams for all students who will be participating in athletics. The screenings will be held at Marshfield Medical Center, Minocqua (Heart and Vascular Entrance, 9576 Highway 70, Minocqua) on Tuesday, August 27, 2024. Registration will begin at 5:00 PM and end at 7:00 PM. If you have questions regarding the green WIAA cards, please call the WIAA Association. For general questions, please feel free to contact us at (715) 358-1404.
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Good morning Warrior Families,
Just a reminder that today, Thursday, June 6 is an early dismissal day. Students will be dismissed at 12:15 pm and buses will pull at 12:25 pm. We hope everyone has a great summer! Every day is a great day to be a Warrior!
The lunch conversation today was all about football! Meet two 4th grade students, Jared Poupart & Jerrold Johnson who call themselves The Football Buddies!
These boys LOVED looking at the '93 Conference Champ football pic in Principal Fieck's office. Jerrold pointed out that his dad was in the picture along w/Mr. Fieck. The guys noted that Warrior Football comes first, then it's the Green Bay Packers. Lunch today was pizza dippers, whole kernel corn and chocolate milk-all the key ingredients to make for a great team lunch!
This is a message from Lakeland Area Bus Service
Good afternoon,
Due to a Lakeland Area Bus driver shortage the RED bus will be late dropping off students in the afternoon today and onThursday, May 30 in the afternoon. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Red Bus Roads:
Bearskin
Old Abe-Interlocken side
Cemetery
Just a Reminder... There is NO SCHOOL on Monday!
This is a message from Lakeland Area Bus Service
Good morning,
Due to a Lakeland Area Bus driver shortage the RED bus will be late dropping off students in the afternoon today, tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Red Bus Roads:
Bearskin
Old Abe-Interlocken side
Cemetery
Look at these two beautiful 2nd grade students who are forever dog lovers.
The girls enjoyed a lunch brunch with Principal Fieck today! Saphyre Chapman and Lucinda Shanowat are in Mrs. Gregory's class. Check out their table! Topic of discussion was how they loved their lunch and love to travel. Saphyre loves the Dells and Lucinda loves Keystone.
Happy Wednesday!!
Lunch date #3 for Principal Fieck on this rainy springtime Monday. Ms. Olivia Lande, a 3rd grader, in Mrs. Jankowski's class enjoyed eating her cheeseburger and talking Girls on the Run. Mr. Fieck shared with Olivia that he was presented a GOTR shirt (the big event was this past weekend) but he couldn't wear it, because it was too small. Olivia enjoyed looking around at all of the things in a principal's office, including the staff birthday list!
Just waiting on the Principal--in a good way!
These two adorable and very patient 2nd-grade students were waiting for the principal to finish his meeting/so they could enjoy lunch together. (As we all know the principal is a very busy guy). Delaney Greene and Evelynn Smith had to wait in the big fancy conference room- Soon Mr. Fieck was able to join them for a delicious cheeseburger lunch!
The girls learned about patience and the 7 Grandfather teachings. Have a great Monday!
This is a message from Lakeland Area Bus Service
Good morning,
Due to a Lakeland Area Bus driver shortage the RED bus will be late dropping off students in the afternoon today. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Red Bus Roads:
Bearskin
Old Abe-Interlocken side
Cemetery
Good morning,
Due to the weather forecast for rain and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon we are moving the powwow at the Indian Bowl to our big gym. The pow wow will start at 2:30 pm. We will be awarding humility and introducing truth.
They say an apple a day can keep the doctor away, so what will eating an entire apple a day do...stem, seeds & all? Well, turns out, Miizhaquad (Sky) Beson eats the entire apple every day! Sky had lunch with Principal Fieck today and was super excited to talk with Mr. Fieck about Respect. Mr. Fieck also learned that she loves tigers. So he introduced his favorite stuffed tiger to her. Sky says she likes a tiger, because they are like a BIG cat!
Enjoy those apples & have a great weekend!
CHOCOLATE! CHOCOLATE & MORE CHOCOLATE!
2nd grade student, Kory LaBarge, was most looking forward to eating chocolate when having lunch with Principal Fieck today. Sounds like most students know that Mr. Fieck has a nice stash of chocolate in his office. The two conversed about mini bikes, yogurt parfaits, and turkey sandwiches. But the sampling of chocolate (with some Jelly Beans mixed in) was the best part of lunch for Kory. Happy Friday!!
LDF School had the ladies from Chippewa Valley Bank visit yesterday as guests who were presenting on financial literacy in Mr. Armstrong's class. When leaving for the afternoon they stopped in the school office and surprised the school staff with a donation to the school via a check made out for $2,500.00. LDF school understands the key elements of accepting a generous donation and will make sure the students benefit greatly from it. Please join us in thanking the Chippewa Valley team next time you visit the bank.
Pictured below are left to right:
Principal Ben Fieck, Melissa Bartlett/CVB Compliance Officer, Katy Olesiak, & Jessica Wiles/Money Smart financial advisors and Tiffany Bauman/LDF School Registrar (Not Pictured Jessica Wiles)
What a way to invest in our future!! THANK YOU!!
This is a message from the Lac du Flambeau School District
Good morning,
Due to rain in the forecast the middle school track meet at Three Lakes today has been cancelled. Three Lakes is looking into prospective reschedule dates but don't have a new date set yet.
Warrior Families,
It is with a heavy heart and great sadness that we inform you about a recent loss to our school community. On Monday, April 22 LdF staff member Grandma Sue Johnson started her journey on to be with The Great Spirit. She made a positive impact at our school and will be greatly missed. She will always be a beloved member of our Warrior community. Our sincere condolences and heartfelt thoughts go out to her family, friends and loved ones. All of us, staff and students, are saddened by the loss of Grandma Sue, and we ask for your support during this difficult time.
In order to support the large number of staff and students that would like to attend services for Grandma Sue, there will be no school this coming Friday, April 26. We hope this will provide the flexibility needed to support our students, staff and families during this time of need.
We also are passing along a request from the Johnson family for the services. Children under the age of 11 are requested to not attend the services. Thank you for your understanding.
Boozhoo Warrior Families,
A reminder that parent teacher conferences are scheduled for today Thursday, April 11 from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm. A delicious meal will be served in our new cafeteria. We hope to see everyone! - There will be no after school activities and no activity buses today.
Boozhoo Families,
Parent teacher conferences are scheduled for this coming Thursday, April 11 from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm. A delicious meal will be served in our new cafeteria. We hope to see everyone! - There will be no after school activities and no activity buses on April 11.
Safety First! The solar eclipse that will take place today, Monday, April 8th promises to be a major event! A solar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth casting the moon's shadow on the Earth, the last one occurred in 2017. Peter Christensen Health Center's Optometrist, Dr. Shane Brahm, advises to NOT LOOK directly at the sun during a solar eclipse. Dr. Brahm's office donated almost 300 expert-approved solar eclipse glasses to the school. The LDF administrative team and a few 2nd grade students (Colette Gregory's class) stopped to try on the glasses. A great big thank you to Dr. Brahm and the entire staff! What a great
EYE-DEA! The estimated time for the event will be after 2:00 p.m. here in Wisconsin.
Meet Scarlet the snowman! Today, while at recess, sweet little kindergarten student, Melodie Wildcat (Ms. Soto's class) created a magical snow friend and named her Scarlet. She even has pinecone hair!
BUT....the warm sunshine appeared and it happened as feared, Scarlet will go where all snowman go when the warm spring sun arrives. So, see you next year Scarlet! Seasons come and seasons go - we know Scarlet will be back for sure! Have a great weekend and thank you Melodie, for creating such magic for us all to see!
