BULLETIN
September 12th, 2025
JAN 9, 2026
IMPORTANT DATES
JAN
9 - Jersey Mike's - Support Shorewood Schools
13 - School Board Meeting
14 - CIEE Informational Meeting
19 - NO SCHOOL / MLK Day
19 - AFS Informational Meeting
20, 21, 22 - Assessment Week
23 - NO SCHOOL / End of Semester 1
27 - School Board Meeting
30 - Shorewood Women's Sports - Shirt order Due
31 - Parent Trivia Night
SHS NEWS & EVENTS
Tonights Dinner! Jersey Mike's
On the second Monday of each month from October through May Jersey Mikes will donate 10% of proceeds to SEED. This offer is good from 4-8 PM for dine in and online orders. You do not
need to mention the fundraiser when dining!
WHERE: Jersey Mike's, 3530 N Oakland Ave, Shorewood
TIME: 4-8 PM
Feb 7 - National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Hello!
This is Gina, the Girls Cross Country coach. Some of my multi-sport athletes and I have designed shirts in honor of National Girls and Women in Sports Day on February 7.
Purpose:
To acknowledge progress, celebrate the athletic accomplishments of girls and women, and advocate for equal opportunities in sports. This fundraiser will help support the SGCC team.
The “Everyone Watches Shorewood” shirt is available here:
https://shorewoodsports0126.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Please share this link with your Shorewood athletes and families. Ordering options include:
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Front-only shirt
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Crew sweatshirt
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“Fan of” designs
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Multiple sports listed on the back for our many multi-sport athletes
Friends and supporters are also welcome to order shirts with athletes’ names on the back.
Let’s support our girls and represent all the amazing accomplishments from this year!
Jan 19 - AFS Informational Meeting
The Shorewood AFS Adult Chapter is hosting a community Zoom session on studying abroad.
This session is designed to help families better understand how AFS programs work, what study abroad looks like for high school students, and how global learning aligns with the values of service and intercultural understanding we honor on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
AFS Study Abroad Info Session (via Zoom)
- Monday, January 19
- 5:00–6:00 PM (Central)
- Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/HKl4LzMvSlKDC-vxvaKM_g
Students, parents/guardians, educators, and school staff are all welcome.
Thank you for helping us get this opportunity in front of families who may not yet know what study abroad through AFS can make possible.
Jan 14 - CIEE Informational Meeting
- Summer Abroad (Global Navigator): 3-4 week programs focusing on specific topics like:
- Language: Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Italian, Mandarin, Korean, Arabic.
- STEM: Marine Science, Robotics, Conservation.
- Arts & Culture: Anime & Manga, Performing Arts, Photography, Fashion, Creative Writing.
- Leadership & Service: Community engagement, social justice.
- Business & Entrepreneurship: Global entrepreneurship.
- Sports: Soccer, Sports Management/Business
SCHOOL COUNSELOR UPDATES
The counselors have begun Academic and Career Planning (ACP) conferences with junior students and their families. These conferences provide an opportunity to discuss post-secondary plans and answer questions about next steps after high school, including college options, admissions criteria, testing, essays, timelines, Naviance, and other helpful resources.
ACP conferences are 60-minute, in-person meetings with the student, family, and school counselor. Conferences are scheduled during the school day using SignUpGenius, so please coordinate with your student to find a time that works.
Please use the links below to sign up if you haven’t already:
Molly Norris (Last names A-F): Link to Ms. Norris's calendar
Scott Brown (Last names G-O): Link to Mr. Brown's calendar
Jennifer Radcliffe (Last names P-Z): Link to Ms. Radcliffe's calendar
If no available times fit your schedule, please contact your student’s counselor to arrange an alternative.
Lifetime Wellness Opt Out Form - due end of semester 1
Hi Sophomores,
If you are interested in opting out of Lifetime Wellness, please fill out the following application BEFORE the end of semester 1 (Friday, January 23rd).
In order to opt out, you must be involved in a sport for two seasons (and continuing the year you opt-out) AND double up in a core academic class (two science, social studies, math, or English classes at the same time). The opt-out form can be found below. Please be sure to review the policies included on the form with your parent/caregiver.
Lifetime Opt-Out Application Form
Please reach out to us with any other questions. Thanks!
UPCOMING SCHOLARSHIP
Senior students who are beginning their university studies in fall 2026, the HAMP Foundation is again offering two full, four-year scholarships to the University of Wisconsin-Madison or the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. These scholarships may be used for tuition, room & board, fees & books at the indicated academic institutions. The application is live on the FREE online scholarship application service Going Merry.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: January 11, 2026 @ 11:00 PM Central Time.
To be eligible for a HAMP Foundation scholarship, applicants must satisfy the following eligibility criteria:
Applicants must be students currently enrolled in Milwaukee County (Wisconsin) high schools and expect to graduate at the end of the 2025-2026 academic year. G.E.D. recipients are not eligible.
Applicants must rank in the top 20% of their academic class at the end of their junior year.
Applicants must have taken or be currently enrolled in at least 2 advanced placement (AP) classes OR international Baccalaureate (IB) classes OR a college course for credit.
Applicants must have applied as full-time (12 credit/semester) students at either the University of Wisconsin-Madison or the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Applicants must be eligible for in-state tuition/tuition reciprocity at the University of Wisconsin-Madison or the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, as applicable.
Interested students should visit the HAMP Foundation website for more information:
SHS ATHLETIC NEWS
Weekly Review 11/24-11/29
Congratulations TO THE 2025 WOODLAND FALL ATHLETICS ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
LUNCH MENU
SHOREWOOD SEED FOUNDATION
Jan 31 - Shorewood Schools Trivia Night
Join for the Parents/Adults-Only Trivia Night, where teams from Atwater and Lake Bluff, SIS and SHS take each other on. All four schools will vie for the coveted BluffWater Trophy! Adults from the Shorewood School District: Parents/Guardians, Teachers/Staff are welcome to form teams connected to one of the four schools.
SEED’s Annual Campaign is underway!
SEED is proud to champion the Fund the Future Year-End Campaign! Double your impact with a
donation to this year’s Annual Fund — every gift will be matched dollar for dollar, up to
$1,000,000 thanks to a generous Shorewood family.
Your donation will strengthen the SEED Endowment for future generations AND fund exciting
new science and STEM initiatives across Shorewood schools for next year.
Stay tuned this month to see how your support is transforming classrooms and helping our
students thrive today and for years to come.
Visit SEED's Annual Fund page: https://www.shorewoodseed.org/annual-fund-2025-26/
Dine 2nd Monday's - Jersey Mike's
On the second Monday of each month from October through May Jersey Mikes will donate 10%
of proceeds to SEED. This offer is good from 4-8 PM for dine in and online orders. You do not
need to mention the fundraiser when dining!
WHERE: Jersey Mike's, 3530 N Oakland Ave, Shorewood
DATE: 2/9, 3/9, 4/13, 5/11
TIME: 4-8 PM
COMMUNITY NEWS
Do you or your child(ren) have an idea or an event you’d like to see happen in Shorewood? Consider submitting it to make a pitch at the Shorewood Foundation’s upcoming Shark Tank on February 17th!
Gift cards will be given to those selected to present on February 17th, and grants will be issued to support those picked by the Sharks. No idea is too big or too small!
For more information on the rules and details, go to www.ShorewoodFoundation.org, or contact Karen Maierle at kmmaierle@gmail.com with any questions.