As we come to the end of this school year, we want to extend our sincere thanks to each of you for your ongoing partnership and care. This year brought many moments to celebrate—student growth, dedicated teaching, and a continued commitment to learning. At the same time, we recognize that it has also brought difficult moments that have impacted our school community.

We know that trust is the foundation of the relationship between families and schools. Please know how seriously we take that responsibility and how committed we are to creating a safe, supportive environment for every student. We will continue to work closely with the police on the current investigation and will share out information when/if possible following the lead of the Sun Prairie Police Department.

Thank you for being part of our One West community. This is our final newsletter of the school year. We wish you and your family a safe and restful summer, and we look forward to the return of The Howl in August.

In this week's Howl:

• Table of Contents
• Greetings Wolf Pack!
• Upcoming Events
• Welcome to Pride Month!
• July is Disability Pride Month
• Community Support
• Much to Celebrate
• Cell Phone Feedback
• End of Year Celebration
• SENIORS!
• Shouts Outs and Celebrations
• In Case you Missed It!

June 9th- Parent/caregiver feedback session on cell phones during instruction- East LMC- 7:30am

June 10th- Senior Walks in the morning

June 11th-

• Summer Celebration- 2:30-3:45 for all students- please see the article in "In Case You Missed It" for information regarding donations
• All library books due back to the library
• Seniors need to have Chromebooks, chargers and library books turned in: End of Year Device Info for seniors
• Parent/caregiver feedback session on cell phones during instruction- West Commons- 6:00pm

June 12th- PPA Graduation

June 12th- Last day of school- 12:15pm release

June 13th- Graduation!

June 28th- Sun Prairie Pride Fest at SP West 12-4pm

As we end the school year we continue through Pride month. Take a look at the video below highlighting several LGBTQIA+ individuals and their influence.

We are proud to host the Sun Prairie Pride Festival at SP West for the second consecutive year on June 28th.

While we will not be gathered together as a community is July, July is Disability Pride Month!

What is the difference between Disability Pride Month and Disability Awareness? Check out the article below to see the importance of Disability Pride.

Last week Wednesday you received an email sharing that an investigation is being conducted by the Sun Prairie Police Department into allegations of inappropriate communications and relationships between staff and students from Sun Prairie West High School. Any staff members currently involved in the investigation have been placed on administrative leave and no longer have access to school district facilities or resources. School and district administrators are and will continue to be assisting law enforcement in their investigation.

We understand that issues surrounding the behavior of staff will raise concerns and unease, and we want to assure you that the safety and well-being of every student remains our absolute top priority. Because of the ongoing investigation and its relation to personnel / confidential student matters, we are unable to provide any more details at this time. Furthermore, as we are cooperating fully with an investigation being conducted by the Sun Prairie Police Department, our ability to share specific details is significantly limited by legal and investigative protocols. While we know you expect and deserve transparent communication, we must prioritize the integrity of these processes and the privacy of our students above all else. Please know that we are taking this matter very seriously and are committed to addressing it thoroughly and appropriately.

We know that student support needs will likely continue this week and may continue into the summer once we have begun summer break. If you believe your child needs specific support at school, please see the resources below:

• Through the remainder of the school year connect with WEST Student Services

• Katie Barnes - Sun Prairie Police Department: Coordinated Response Specialist at Office: 608-825-0868 or kbarnes@cityofsunprairie.com

• Behavioral Health Resource Center (BHRC) is a non-crisis, voluntary person and family centered service designed to help connect to mental health services

• For immediate Crisis Stabilization Support, you may qualify for services with Youth Connect. Sun Prairie Police or SPW Student Services can support completing a referral, as appropriate.

• Anesis Therapy Center Drop in Clinic

• General SP Local Resources

As we started the 24-25 school year we grounded ourselves in Year 2 of our Theory of Action.

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve, we reviewed all the key data points on our school scorecard and chose two areas to focus on more closely. These were selected because they show the greatest need for growth and have the potential to make the biggest impact. By making strong progress in these areas, we believe we can spark improvement across many other parts of the student experience as well.

Last spring was the first time that the question" Over the past week, I've been acknowledged or recognized for my efforts, behaviors and performance" was asked on the Employee Engagement Survey. Our combined responses for Agree and Strongly Agree was 38%. We identified this as a strong area of need. If our adults are not feeling seen, known and valued they will not be well equipped and supported to empower our students. We focused throughout the year on embedding a culture of celebration, acknowledgement and feedback into our One West community. We are proud to share that we met our goal of 80% of staff who took the survey responding positively.

This year we have tracked three different attendance metrics for our students:

• SIS- Students in Seats- this number breaks down a students daily attendance rate by the 5 possible blocks (includes SP30), so if a student is absent for one block but present for the other 4 they would have 80% attendance for that day. This number will always be higher than full day.
• Full Day Attendance- This is what it sounds like this counts what percentage of days a student is present for an entire day. This may include being absent for excused absences, sporting events, etc.
• The Gap: The gap between SIS and full day attendance gives a very general idea of how commonly students are in the hallway and not in class. This is not an exact science as the full day attendance does reflect absences that are excused, however, it gives us a pulse of students that may be in the building but not attending every class on time.

Our Problem of Practice for the 2024–25 school year focuses on improving the attendance rate of our Black/African American students. Data showed this as the area with the greatest need for growth in order to better support all of our students. We also believed that if we were to focus on attendance for our Black/African American students that would support improved attendance for all of our students.

The chart below shows the SIS attendance rates for our students broken down by demographic for the 3 years of West High School and the growth from year 1 to year 2 and year 2 to year 3.

*Our numbers of students from Native American or Native Hawaiian backgrounds were too low to report out this year because it would be potentially student identifiable information*

The chart below shows the Fully Day Attendance rates for our students broken down by demographic for the 3 years of West High School and the growth from year 1 to year 2 and year 2 to year 3.

*Our numbers of students from Native American or Native Hawaiian backgrounds were too low to report out this year because it would be potentially student identifiable information*

One way to get a pulse on students that may be at school but not attending all of their classes or attending all of their classes on time is to analyze the difference between a students SIS rate and their full day attendance rate. The chart below analyzes the gab in attendance rates for the first three years of West as well as the growth from year 1 to 2 and from year 2 to 3.

*Our numbers of students from Native American or Native Hawaiian backgrounds were too low to report out this year because it would be potentially student identifiable information*

We are so proud to celebrate this incredible growth as a community!

• Attendance rate of every cross cut of our community, in every data analysis point INCREASE from 23-24 to 24-25 school year!
• We also celebrate gap closing gains for our students that were not yet being well served by our systems and structures primarily Black/African American students but also our Latinx students, our students who identify as Two or More races, our Multilingual Students, our students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.
• Additionally, last year only 47% of our Black/African American students had 90%+ attendance at the end of the school year and currently 61% of our Black/African American students have 90%+ attendance. We still have much work to do to ensure our systems are supporting ALL students, and we also need to pause to celebrate this incredible growth.

Once graduation has passed and the school year officially wraps up, our Guiding Coalition (leadership team) will come together for two days of reflection and planning. During this time, we will revisit and revise our Theory of Action for the next two years and identify a new Problem of Practice to guide our work.

Based on our data, this next area of focus will center on improving reading and math outcomes for either our Black/African American students or our students with disabilities. At the same time, we’ll continue to strengthen our systems around student attendance and staff affirmation and feedback. Now that more students are consistently in classrooms and staff are being supported, our next step is to ensure that all students—especially those who have been historically marginalized—are truly thriving academically.

Both Sun Prairie East and Sun Prairie West are interested in making adjustments to how cell phones are utilized in school and during class time. To do this work well we would like to hear from you! Principal Ertel (East) and Principal JP (West) will be holding two parent/caregiver listening sessions. Session one will be Monday, June 9th at 7:30 AM in the Sun Prairie East LMC. Session two will be Wednesday, June 11th at 6:00 PM in the Sun Prairie West commons. All are welcome at either event, they will both be joint sessions of both East and West admin and parents/caregivers. We are looking forward to hearing parent/caregiver perspectives on this important topic!

Just a reminder that we will be holding an all school end of year celebration Wednesday, June 11th from 2:24 - 3:45 in the afternoon. We are looking forward to spending time together as a school community celebrating the hard work our students have been doing this year. Students will be given the opportunity to engage in several different activities that will be overseen by West staff and be able to spend time together before we head into the summer break. To create this opportunity for our students, we will be running an alternative bell schedule to allow for the fun activities scheduled. *Lunch will be provided for students and regular transportation will be running as scheduled. There will also be opportunities to get a brat, hotdog, chips, and some snacks from our cookout sponsored by the Sun Prairie Police Department along with several food trucks available for purchase. $1.00 Concession items! Activities include:

• Basketball (North Gym)
• Flag Football (center of track)
• Kickball (center of track)
• Spikeball (center of track)
• Yard Games (bags etc.)

*Students not wanting to participate in the celebration should be called out by a parent or caregiver.

Graduation Walk Throughs are on Tuesday, June 10 between 9:00 and 11:30AM. Please report to the Commons at 8:35AM in your Cap and Gown for a photo on the Learning Stairs. After the photo, we'll load the buses and head to Elementary and Middle Schools for our Walk-Throughs.

Congrats to Ellyson and Lily for making the podium at State! We have many other great performances and cannot be more proud of all 17 athletes that attend State this season.

4x400 Relay finish 7th. A remarkable way to finish the season for these 4. The future is bright.

Congratulations to our 1 singles Gavin Bruere for qualifying for the WIAA State tournament! and #1 dbls Cameron McKenna and Aashrith Kamini Statebound! Cam and Aashirth made it to the round of 32! Congrats.

Our first Food Truck Fest and May-ttendance attendance challenge celebration were a HUGE success. A Wolf shout out to Tina, our financial admin associate who put the event together. More to come in the future!

If you don't already, please follow SP West on Facebook!

STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION

No student may be unlawfully discriminated against in any school programs, activities or in facilities usage because of the student’s sex (gender identity, gender expressions, and non-conformity to gender role stereotypes), color, religion, profession, or demonstration of belief or non-belief, race, national origin (including limited English proficiency), ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, homelessness status, sexual orientation, age, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability. Harassment is a form of discrimination and shall not be tolerated in the District. It is the responsibility of administrators, staff members and all students to ensure that student discrimination or harassment does not occur.

(SPASD District Policy JB)

If a student or parent/guardian would prefer to have this information translated into Spanish, please contact us at 608-834-6620. Si un estudiante, padre ó guardian prefiere tener esta información traducida en Español, por favor contactenos en el 608-834-6620.

If a student or parent/guardian would prefer to have this information translated into Hmong, please contact us at 608-834-6630. Yog tus me nyuam lub xiv los yog niam thiab txiv/tus neeg muaj cai saib xyuas tus me nyuam xav tau qhov ntawv ntawm no ua lus Hmoob, thov hais rau peb paub rau ntawm 608-834-6630.

We strive to keep The Howl as streamlined as possible with all of the important information for our community. To the end once something has appeared in The Howl, it will move here to the "In Case you Missed It!" section. Take a moment to peruse and make sure you have not missed important info!

We are thrilled to welcome John Barth to the SP West High School Principal Team as an Associate Principal, pending approval by the Board of Education on June 9th, 2025.

Mr. John Barth joins us in the role of Associate Principal at Sun Prairie West after teaching high school Social Studies in Sun Prairie for 13 years. In addition to his teaching experience, John has held positions as Summer School Principal, Department Chair, and Senior Class Advisor. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Studies Education from UW-Eau Claire and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Cardinal Stritch University.

John and his wife (also a Sun Prairie educator) live in Sun Prairie with their three children. Outside of school, you are likely to see John with his family at Piranhas swim meets, Sun Prairie soccer games, in the drive-thru at Culver’s (crazy for cookie dough is his favorite flavor of the day), or spending time outdoors.

John is honored and excited to begin his work serving the students, families, staff, and the community of Sun Prairie West when he enters his role on July 1. We sincerely thank the interview teams for volunteering their time to help with this incredibly important decision and invite you to help us warmly welcome Mr. Barth to his new role!

Missing something? This is your Last Chance to get it back! Everything unclaimed will be donated after the last day of school. So...many...water bottles... 🙃

This letter is to provide information about your chromebook as we approach the end of the year. Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 will keep their school-issued device over the summer unless they are leaving the district, in which case the device should be returned by June 9th, 2025. Students can still access school applications and use their device over the summer. Filtering software will still be active throughout the summer. Students are expected to care for their device over the summer just as they would during the school year.

Seniors must return their devices on or before our last day of school on June 12th, 2025.

Device Collection for Seniors will begin on June 9, 2025 in the LMC. Students will be called to the library by the first initial of their last name. If you no longer need your device, feel free to turn it in earlier. Devices and chargers and any Kajeet Hotspots or Smartspots will be collected. If you have lost your charger, there will be a fee of $15 added to your Infinite Campus account. Lost or damaged device fees will also be added to your account in Infinite Campus. This fee will vary based on the age of the device and type of damage.

Google Takeout Instructions (transferring student account data to a personal account) will be posted in the senior class Google Classroom and are linked below. Senior student accounts will be deactivated on July 1, 2025, and should begin transferring their data as soon as possible to avoid loss of files. Since your personal Google account is not considered the “owner” of your school account’s data, you may lose access to those files once your student account is deactivated, unless you go in from your personal account and “MAKE A COPY”.

Fines for overdue library materials, missing Chromebooks and chargers will be assessed on June 12th or earlier. Any materials needing to be returned after this date should be brought to the District Service Center at 501 S. Bird St.

Link Here for One Pager Instructions for Google Takeout

Congratulations Seniors! Best Wishes!

Ms. Walters & Mr. Coe

The PSAT (Preliminary SAT) is a valuable standardized test co-sponsored by the College Board and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. It serves as both practice for the SAT and as the first step toward qualifying for scholarships through the National Merit Scholarship Program. The PSAT helps students assess their skills in key areas—Reading, Math, and Writing/Language.

This test is particularly important for 11th-grade students who are looking to gain insight into their SAT performance and open doors to scholarship opportunities. The PSAT is typically offered in the fall, and 11th-grade students can register to take the exam on an optional basis.

Important: If you would like to take the PSAT exam during the fall of the 2025-2026 school year on Wednesday October 22nd, please complete the attached Google form by Tuesday September 16th, 2025. For more details or questions, feel free to reach out to Ms. Thao and Mr. Medema!

Don’t miss this opportunity to start preparing for the future and potentially earn scholarships!

PSAT GOOGLE FORM: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHftwpLHIVTf6CuqwOYTFQ1Yv9wBkWgMNbdvMqdzLxcoCD8g/viewform?usp=dialog

If you are in possession of an Elevator FOB, please turn it in to Nurse Stacy by the last day of school!

Do you have a SP HS cap/gown sitting around? The high schools are seeking caps and gowns in good shape, for students in need! Graduation caps and gowns in good shape for SPE (Red) or SPW (Blue) can be dropped off that school's front office. Thank you for helping our kids celebrate this monumental moment!

If you are interested in contributing to the purchase of Caps, Gowns, and Tassel’s for students in need please reach out to Principal Ploeger, AP Ford, or AP Barrett!

Dear Sun Prairie High School Senior Parents and Caregivers,

This letter is to provide information about your student’s chromebook as we approach the end of the year. Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 will keep their school-issued device over the summer unless they are leaving the district, in which case the device should be returned by June 9th, 2025. Students can still access school applications and use their device over the summer. Filtering software will still be active throughout the summer. Students are expected to care for their device over the summer just as they would during the school year.

Seniors must return their devices on or before our last day of school on June 12th, 2025.

Device Collection for Seniors will begin on June 9, 2025 in the LMC. Students will be called to the library by the first initial of their last name. If you no longer need your device, feel free to turn it in earlier. Devices and chargers and any Kajeet Hotspots or Smartspots will be collected. If you have lost your charger, there will be a fee of $15 added to your Infinite Campus account. Lost or damaged device fees will also be added to your account in Infinite Campus. This fee will vary based on the age of the device and type of damage.

Google Takeout Instructions (transferring student account data to a personal account) will be posted in the senior class Google Classroom and are linked below. Seniors will lose access to their district accounts on July 1, 2025, and should begin transferring their data as soon as possible to avoid loss of files. Since your personal Google account is not considered the “owner” of your school account’s data, you may lose access to those files once your student account is deactivated, unless you go in from your personal account and “MAKE A COPY”.

Fines for overdue library materials, missing Chromebooks and chargers will be assessed on June 12th or earlier. Any materials needing to be returned after this date should be brought to the District Service Center at 501 S. Bird St.

Link Here for One Pager Instructions for Google Takeout

Have a wonderful summer!

-The Library Team

Dear Sun Prairie Parents, Caregivers and Students,

We want to alert you to a troubling trend circulating on TikTok that encourages students to intentionally short-circuit or damage their school-issued Chromebooks. This behavior poses significant safety hazards, not only to the students involved, but also to those around them as these actions have the potential to cause a school-issued device to start on fire. Such actions undermine and disrupt our learning environments. We take this matter very seriously and are committed to ensuring our schools remain safe and focused on learning.

Students found intentionally damaging their Chromebook - whether to follow this trend or for any other reason - will be held fully accountable. This includes being charged the full replacement cost of the device, which will exceed two-hundred dollars. Any additional damage to other school property from these actions will also result in fines. Beyond the financial consequences, such actions may also result in disciplinary measures according to district policy.

Our technology is a tax-payer provided resource that is a vital part of students’ learning, and its intentional destruction not only violates district expectations but also impacts the broader school community. We ask all caregivers to please speak with their children about the dangers and consequences of participating in harmful social media challenges. As always, we appreciate your partnership in helping us maintain a positive, safe, and respectful learning environment. Resources for parents and caregivers to reference for discussing social media and digital citizenship with their children can be found at https://www.commonsensemedia.org/.

If you have questions or concerns, we encourage you to contact your school principal directly. Thank you for your continued support in putting students’ learning and safety first.

Regards,
Curt Mould
Director of Digital Media, Innovation and Strategy

When: Wednesday, June 11th in the afternoon

What: Outdoor Activities w/ Students & Staff, Cookout, & Food Trucks!!!

Time: 2:24pm - 3:45pm – bell schedule

Where: Athletic Fields & Outdoor Spaces

Purpose: To come together as a West Community before we leave for the summer, and to strengthen relationships and celebrate the year.

Donations: We are gearing up for our annual End of the Year Celebration! Details are being planned as we speak. This annual tradition is a wonderful way to celebrate teachers and students on a job well done throughout the year, and to kick off summer.

Please consider donating items in the form of food and/or cash donations. We will be accepting:

• Hotdog/brat buns - bring in perishable items the week of June 9th

• Condiments: ketchup, mustard, pickles etc.

• Assorted chips and/or snacks

• Bottled waters

• Water flavorings: crystal light packets, gatorade packets etc.

• Plastic silverware: forks, spoons, knives

• Plates

• Napkins

*Please bring all items, and cash donations to the SP West Front Office anytime from 7:00 am - 3:45 pm. Starting now until June 10th. Your contributions are vital to keeping our programs running, and celebrating our students! We greatly appreciate all your help and support!

Support our SP West GSA Club by purchasing some apparel to wear during Pride Month (or every month!). Store is open until May 11th, and orders will be ready for delivery around May 23rd. For each item purchased $2 will be donated to Sun Prairie Pride fest. Thank you for your support!

Yearbook distribution is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, May 20th through Thursday, May 22nd. Students who preordered a book can pick theirs up before school (8:05–8:35 AM), during their scheduled lunch, or after school (3:45–4:00 PM). Just bring your Student ID Number to pick up! Early graduates, STEM, and apprenticeship students are more than welcome to stop by during these times as well. If you're unable to pick up during distribution, books will be available in the Main Office the following week.

Still need a yearbook? We have fewer than 40 copies left! Order yours now while supplies last: Yearbook Purchase Link

If you have any questions, please reach out to Natalie Fowler at nefowle@sunprairieschools.org

Attention Incoming Seniors! It’s time to start thinking about your senior portraits! Many of you will be scheduling sessions over the summer, so please keep in mind that all senior portraits must be submitted by Friday, October 31st. An upload link will be shared at the beginning of the school year to make submitting your photo easy and convenient. Be sure to plan ahead and capture a portrait that reflects you!

Cap and Gown Delivery

Midwest Scholastic delivered caps, gowns, cords, and other supplies to Sun Prairie West last week.

• Unpaid orders were NOT left at school. These will be delivered after payment and will incur special handling costs.

• Paid orders were left at school and can be picked up in the front office.

Any questions regarding your payment? Please email Midwest Scholastic at payments@mwscholastic.com.

Any questions regarding the graduation ceremony? Please see the FAQ sheet on the Sun Prairie West Graduation website.

Cords and Stoles

Graduates who earned honor cords also received them with their caps and gowns. These are based on student’s GPAs after the first seven semesters. Below you will find a table explaining the colors:

Some students will also wear stoles at the ceremony. Graduation stoles are fabrics that drape on the shoulders and can represent many different things. Sometimes stoles are referred to as sashes--these are the same product.

Stoles that are acceptable to wear at graduation include:

• Perfect 4.0 Achievement

• National Honors Society

• Approved Sun Prairie Educational Programs (AVID, STEM Academy, Madison College programs)

• Representations of cultural identity (BSU, kente stoles, serape stoles, paj ntaub, etc.)

Stoles that are not acceptable to wear at graduation include:

• Images/messages that are not school appropriate

• Stoles that do not follow the approved guidelines.

• Other celebrations can be shown on cap decorations.

Sun Prairie West High School will be giving every graduate a yard sign at the Senior Awards Night in May. If students cannot attend this event, they can pick one up in the front office at a later time. This yard sign is FREE and is NOT the same yard sign sold by Midwest Scholastic seen in their email last week.

We are teaming up with the @Wisconsin Department of Transportation to encourage students, staff, and families to take the Buckle Up Phone Down pledge! Over 9,000 crashes a year in Wisconsin involve distracted driving, and cell phones are one of the biggest distractions.

The challenge is on! Pledge to always wear your seat belt and put your phone down while driving at: wisconsindot.gov/bupd/spsd. Choose your high school so we can see which school gets the highest percentage of pledges!

We all have a role in keeping our roads and communities safe!

#BUPD #BuckleUpPhoneDown

This spring there have been measles cases in several states. Measles is a very contagious virus. It spreads easily and quickly when people cough and sneeze. If you haven’t had the measles vaccine, just being in a room with someone who has measles can make you sick.

Measles can be a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and even death. It can be prevented by the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine.

• The vaccine is safe and effective. The best protection against measles is measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine.

• Most people are vaccinated as young children because two doses are required to go to school. One dose is usually given at 12-15 months of age, and a second dose is given before the start of kindergarten at 4-6 years of age.

• Most people who get measles are unvaccinated. When the measles finds a group of unvaccinated people, it can spread very quickly.

Check your immunization records

You can check your child’s immunization record on the Wisconsin Immunization Registry or with your healthcare provider.

If our school records do not show that your child has received two doses of the MMR vaccine you will receive additional communication from the school.

Get Vaccinated

• If you have health insurance: reach out to your healthcare provider to make an appointment.

• If you don’t have health insurance or if your child is on BadgerCare: You can make an appointment with Public Health Madison Dane County by calling (608) 266-4821.

Watch for Measles Symptoms

Measles symptoms begin with a fever, cough, runny nose, and watery eyes, followed by a rash that usually spreads from the head to the rest of the body. If you or your child has these symptoms, call your healthcare provider. Do not go to a clinic, urgent care, or emergency room without calling first.

For more information on measles, please visit https://www.cdc.gov/measles/

Senior Celebration is on Wednesday, May 14th from 6:00pm-8:00pm. ALL Seniors and their Parents/Caregivers are welcome! Students who are being recognized at the event will receive an individualized invitation via email closer to the date. We will be celebrating the Class of 2025 through: Academic Awards, Local Scholarship Announcements, Department Awards with refreshments provided by our ProStart students. Excited to see you there!

Midwest Scholastic will be delivering caps, gowns, cords, and other supplies to Sun Prairie West on Thursday, April 17th during lunches (12:11-1:30pm) in the PAC Lobby. This is the only time Midwest will be at our school.

• Unpaid orders will NOT be left at school. This will be delivered after payment and will incur special handling costs. If you would like to pay prior to delivery day, you may do so with a credit card by visiting mwscholastic.com and click on ‘Pay Invoice’ at the top of the page.

• Paid orders will be left at school and can be picked up in the front office.

Any questions regarding your payment? Please email Midwest Scholastic at payments@mwscholastic.com.

Any questions regarding the graduation ceremony? Please see the FAQ sheet on the Sun Prairie West Graduation website.