MARCH 2026
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Here, you'll find important updates, upcoming events, and exciting opportunities for our students and families! β¨
If your student plans to return to school with us in the Fall, please read the information below to complete the re-registration process. All students must complete re-registration.
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March 23β27: No school
March 30: School resumes
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- March 20: End of 3rd Quarter
- March 23-27: Spring Break
- May 9: Prom (in-person event!)
Re-Registration for the 2026-27 School Year!
Need Additional Support?
π»The Enrollment Support Room: k12.com/studenthelp
βοΈCall: 866-989-0716
Steps to re-register your student(s)
Step 1: Log into the Enrollment Portal
Step 2: Start re-registration process
Step 3: Complete demographic information
Step 4: Confirmation
A few reminders about re-registering:
If your student is a graduating senior, your response should be NOT REGISTERING.
If your student is a senior, but may be shy of graduating, please consider selecting REGISTERING, even if they may finish over summer.
Not quite certain of next year's plans? Consider selecting REGISTERING to hold your seat. Otherwise, UNDECIDED is also an okay response; however, you will be contacted yet this school year about your decision AND students with a status of UNDECIDED will be removed by August 1.
Talent Show - hosted by Student Council
Virtual Art Showcase
π¨Student Council is hosting a Virtual Art Showcase! π¨
Share your creativity with the school community by submitting your drawings, paintings, photography, digital art, or any original artwork. All students are welcome to participate β whether you create for fun or are a seasoned artist. Submit your artwork on the Padlet linked below and help us celebrate the amazing talent at our school!
FBLA - Recipe Challenge
FBLA will open recipe submissions on soon using a Padlet. Students and staff can share their favorite recipes.
Voting will stay open until May 15, when we will announce one gift card winner in each category: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Snack.
NTHS
Tech Tips
- Use a Password Manager
Instead of reusing passwords, use a password manager to generate strong, unique ones and store them securely. - Pin Important Folders for Quick Access
In File Explorer, right-click a folder β Pin to Quick Access
Saves tons of time when accessing school files.
- Task Manager Shortcut
Press: Ctrl + Shift + Esc
Opens Task Manager instantly if your computer freezes.
- Restart Fixes More Than You Think
If something is acting weird, restart before troubleshooting.
It clears temporary memory issues and background glitches.
Study Tips
- Study in different locations so your brain becomes better at recalling information no matter where you are.
- Use a method such as β10-3-2" 10 Minutes of reading, 3 minutes of writing what you remember, lastly 2 Minutes of going back and correcting what you have written down.
- Create questions you may have and ask yourself how you got this question and then re-read the text and see if you can answer it.
- Create a journal of your own mistakes from a quiz or test that you have taken to study what you did wrong and why you got it wrong.
Motivational Words
- Your future is built by what you do today.
- Progress matters more than perfection.
- Discipline will take you places motivation canβt.
- Confidence grows when you keep promises to yourself.
- Hard days build strong people.
- Success starts with showing up consistently.
- The effort you put in now becomes the freedom you have later.
- Stay patient β real growth takes time.
Popular Jobs - Highlighted from NTHS Members
Construction & Engineering
Law and Criminal Justice
Information Technology
Business Management & Administration
Health Sciences
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Monthly Crossword
Students of the Month: March
Agriculture & Natural Resources: Anna Estes
Business Management & Administration: Hope Knueppel
Construction & Engineering: Lamaryea Brunette
Health Sciences: Arianna Delgado
Information Technology: Nathan Lee
Nathan is a hardworking and motivated student who consistently demonstrates a strong commitment to his education and future goals. He actively participates in class discussions, completes assignments with care, and takes pride in doing his best in all of his courses. Nathan is very forward-thinking about his future and approaches his high school experience with purpose and enthusiasm. He is also highly career-focused and is intentionally building the skills and experiences needed to ensure he is career-ready after high school. Next school year, Nathan will continue challenging himself by taking Start College Now courses to further prepare for his future.
Beyond the classroom, he is an active member of both SkillsUSA and the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS), where he serves as the Communications Director and plays a leadership role on the Marketing Committee. Nathan also advocates for himself and takes initiative in his learning. He is proud of his accomplishments and is truly enjoying his high school journey, making him a well-deserving choice for Student of the Month.
Law & Criminal Justice: Dalin Noel
Dalin consistently demonstrates strong communication skills, both with his teachers and his peers. He is respectful, thoughtful, and clearly expresses his ideas in a way that contributes positively to class discussions.
He regularly attends Homeroom and uses that time productively, showing responsibility and commitment to his school community. In daily classes, he is actively engagedβhe asks meaningful follow-up questions, seeks clarification when needed, and shows genuine curiosity about the material. His participation not only reflects his own dedication to learning but also encourages others to be more involved.
He is a dependable and engaged member of our classroom, and he is truly deserving of this recognition.
Law & Criminal Justice: Michelle Johnson
Save the Date: Class of 2026 Graduation
Attention: Students in the Green Bay Area
Weβre excited to share that the NE WI Kinect Collaborative Hub is opening its doors for some amazing hands-on opportunities this month! This is your chance to connect what youβre learning in school with real-world skills that can shape your future.
See calendar below to sign up for these opportunities: March 2026 Calendar of Events I Kinected Communities.pdf - Google Drive
March 30 (9-10:30 am) - Inside the Roofing Industry with Paul Saharsky (H and S Roofing)
- Inside the Roofing Industry I Kinected Communities Conversation I 3.30.26.pdf - Google Drive
- Sign up form
Prom 2026
CTSO Updates
Skills USA
Skills USA is talking about some different skills and tech tips. How they can be used/how they can be incorporated into the real world, and creating a newsletter out of it!
1st/3rd Fridays @12:10pm
FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA is considering a Cookbook Competition and would love to involve students in sharing recipes and voting.
2nd and 4th Monday @ 11:30
FFA - Future Farmers of America
we just wrapped up a successful FFA week and had great participation. We will be sharing the winners of our Photo/Coloring contest new week. We are in the process of planning our spring semester!
2nd & 4th Wednesday @12:10pm
HOSA - Future Health Professionals
HOSA is working on having virtual field trips for (almost) every meeting based on student interest
2nd & 4th Mondays @12:15
Stay Connected as a Learning Coach
DCA Awards Ceremony
Welcome new DCA Staff!
K12 Student Engagement Opportunities
Don't wait! Get social today with some exciting student engagement activities!
K12 Student Engagement Newsletter
Check out our virtual field trips, where you can go behind the scenes at Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Farm Frenzy, Unlocking Mysteries of the Seas, and more!
K12 offers students virtual competitions, including Robotics Competitions, Talent Show, Cook-Off, Writing Competitions, and more!
Register today for the K12 competitions!
Join a K12 Zone!
Upcoming Dates
March 20th: End of 3rd Quarter
March 23-27th: No School - Spring Break
May 9th: In-person Prom
May 20th: Awards Ceremony
May 25th: No School: Memorial Day
May 29th: End of Quarter 4/Semester 2 (Last day for students)
June 5th: Graduation
Find us on Social Media!
Notification of Language Assistance Services:
Notification of Language Assistance Services: Any parent who is limited in speaking, writing, or reading English may request the school to provide access to services such as interpreters and/or translated documents. To request services please email Miriam Mueller-Owens at mmowens@wivcs.org. Prompt access to the appropriate services and/or translator will be coordinated.
Asistencia de idioma: Cualquier padre que se limita al hablar, escribir o leer InglΓ©s podrΓ‘ solicitar a la escuela para proporcionar acceso a servicios tales como intΓ©rprete y / o documentos traducidos. Para solicitar los servicios envΓe un correo electrΓ³nico o llamar al Coordinador de ELL. Se coordinarΓ‘ el pronto acceso a los servicios apropiados y / o al traductor.