LWHS/MM Protect the Pack -Families
February Update, 2/13/26
Greetings, Wolf Nation!
February is a wonderful time to reflect on the growth our students continue to make each day at Little Wolf High School and Manawa Middle School. Classrooms remain busy with learning, collaboration, and opportunities for students to challenge themselves academically and socially. It has been rewarding to see students demonstrate resilience, kindness, and pride in being part of our Wolf Pack.We appreciate the ongoing support from our families and community. Your encouragement plays an important role in student success. As we move through the winter months, we look forward to continued progress, celebrations, and opportunities to keep students engaged and connected.
Take care,
Michelle Johnson, Little Wolf High/Manawa Middle Principal
Drop Off/Pick Up AM/PM Reminders
AM Before School Student Drop Off (7-8 am)
- Parents/Guardians- please, pull near the curb by the Fitness Center entrance and drop off students prior to the crosswalk in the drop off zone.
- Remind students to utilize crosswalks to assure safety..
PM After School Student Pick Up(7-8 am)
- Parents/Guardians- please, pull into the reserved parking spaces with white lines in front of the Fitness Center and wait for students to be released. Please, do not park along the curb.
- Remind students to utilize crosswalks to assure safety.
Note
- The front of the building is reserved for bus drop off/bus pick up only to assure safety of students.
ACT, Pre ACT and Forward Required State Testing
Testing season is right around the corner. the ACT, PreACT and Forward testing are state required assessments. It is important for students to take their time and do their best. Data from these assessments are analyzed to best support our students learning needs and identify strengths.
NOTE: On the dates where students are not taking tests and attending asynchronously/virtually, students are required to complete the posted assignments for each class for attendances and continued learning.
Important Dates:
Tuesday, March 10th-
ACT- Juniors will report in person, and will be released after lunch.
Grades 6-10 and Seniors-Attend Asynchronously from home.
Tuesday, March 17th
PreAct/Forward State Testing
6th-10th grade- Report in person
11th-12th grade- Attend asynchronously
P.A.W.S. Before & After School Care
The Before & After School Care and Expanded 4-year-old Kindergarten Program is available to ALL school-aged children from the community. Please reach out to Ashley Sanchez at asanchez@manawaschools.org for more information.
Upcoming Dates/Events:
- Feb. 16th- No school for students, PD for staff
- March 5th- Parent Teacher Conferences grades 6-12
- March 6th-No school for students, PD for staff
- Tuesday, March 10th- ACT for Juniors- Juniors report in person
- Tuesday, March 17th- Pre ACT/Forward- Grades 6-10 report in person
- March 30th-April 6th- Spring Break- No School for Students and Staff
Free and Reduced Application for Families
At times, circumstances for your family may change, and that can be exceptionally difficult during the holidays. We are always here to help. Please, reach out to the LWHS/MM main office (920)-596-5800 if you need support filling out the application or have questions.
Student Safety Protocol and ALICE
Protecting our students and staff is one of the main focuses of our daily procedures and practice.
Student Safety Protocol Resource (Click to follow link.)
ALICE:
In the School District of Manawa, we are committed to providing the safest possible environment for our students and staff by taking proactive steps in securing our schools. We want to ensure they have a safe place to learn, work and grow. To maintain our safety standards and adapt to the societal threat of a violent intruder inside our school, we are adopting ALICE proactive strategies.
*Tools to assure a safe learning environment free from dangerous weapons, drugs, and alcohol include:
Search and Seizure practices aligned to policy 5771
Scheduled K9 unit in collaboration with Manawa PD
Regular safety drills practiced throughout the school year.
Speak Up, Speak Out
When you, a friend or the community needs help, you can make it happen. Speak up and speak out by reporting a tip! In partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Justice, the Speak Up, Speak Out provides a resource for families, students and or staff members to report concerns. The Speak Up, Speak Out Resource Center will respond quickly and confidentially to make sure we can get help to you or to someone who is hurting, struggling or in danger.
*NOTE: Call 911 for emergencies.
Love to Hear Your Ideas!
Have a creative idea like the Homecoming Huddle Food Truck Extravaganza to provide opportunities for community members, families, students and staff to come together? Have suggestions to build positive culture and engagement? Requests or suggestions for your LWHS/MM Principal? Our leadership team would love to hear from you! Please, fill out this form to share insight as we would love to hear your ideas.
Counselor's Wolf Den
Course Selections and Class Schedules for 2025-2026
2025_2026 2nd Semester Schedules
*All schedules are available to view on Skyward Family, and each student can access their schedule via Skyward. Please, have all students print out their schedules prior to open house. If you are having trouble printing your schedule, please contact the front office to request assistance.- All schedules were created from the guidance of our student counselor, Ms. Beyersdorf, Dean of Students, Mr. Bortle, and Principal Johnson. These were based off of credits needed for graduation and future plans.
- If a student would like to change a course, he/she would need to fill out an add/drop form and turn it in to the office prior to Jan. 27th. Due to course numbers, scheduling needs, not all requests can be granted.
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*NEW- BOE approved 2026-2027 Course Guide
2026-2027 Course Guide (Grades 9-12)
- Ms. Beyersdorf has been meeting with students regarding Academic and Career Planning and their 4-year plan. During these meetings, students are guided as to which courses would best meet their future plans and graduation needs.
- Student 2026-2027 Schedule Wish Lists are due by Dec. 23rd prior to winter break and are to be signed by parents.
Contact information:
(920)596-5800 Ext. 5802
Financial Aid and Scholarships
FASFA Information for Parents and Students
2025-2026- FASFA Updates
https://www.nwtc.edu/admissions-and-aid/financial-aid/fafsa-simplification
FASFA Free Application Wisconsin DPI
Wisconsin Scholarship Information
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