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Holocaust survivor speaks to Brighton students
Recently, Paul Argiewicz of Paddock Lake came to Brighton School and spoke to fifth through eighth grade students regarding his personal experiences as a Jew in Poland during World War II. Also appearing with Argiewicz was Deanne Joseph, a local resident and author of the book, 176520 based on. Argiewicz’s life. Students were excited to engage with “living history” in the form of a person who lived during a horrific… Continue reading
Daniels, Eckhart and Smitz inducted into Central Wall of Success
Central High School inducted three more alumni into its Wall of Success at a ceremony Friday at the school.
This year's inductees are:
- Michael Daniels, Class of 1983, and a career employee of the US Department of Agriculture.
- Diane Eckhart, Class of 1965, who taught at Brighton School for over 40 years, retiring last year.
- Don Smitz, Class of 1955, owner of Smitz Construction and a long time Wheatland and county official.
Central HS students build cabinets for schools
This past semester, two Central High School seniors, Nick Abel and Gary Kreuger, produced three cabinets for local grade schools through the Technology Education Department. The catalyst to the cabinets project was an answer submitted by a local teacher during the 2008/09 school year when asked “If you could have three wishes for your classroom, what would they be?” Instead of purchasing the cabinets from a big-box store… Continue reading
Brighton School schedules kindergarten registration
Brighton Elementary School has scheduled kindergarten screening for Tuesday, March 9, for children who will be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1.
Registration for kindergarten screening will be March 1-5 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at which time appointments will be set for the screening. Parents are to bring in their child’s birth certificate and Social Security number.
For further information please contact the school office at 878-2191… Continue reading
Bristol Shootout: Lakewood and Randall champs
Today was the final day of the Bristol Shootout grade school A and B teams boys basketball tournament at Bristol School.
Lakewood took the A team bracket championship.
Randall took the B team bracket championship. Here are today's results, supplied by Salem B Coach Jim Valentine:A teams
- Lakewood (first) defeated Williams Bay (2nd) 46 to 24.
- Salem (third) defeated host Bristol (fourth) 27 to 6.
- Brighton (fifth) defeated Trevor (sixth) 39 to 28.
B teams
- Randall (first)
Bristol Shootout results: Day 1
Note: Updated with photos. Thanks to Linda Valentine for sharing them.
Bristol School is hosting its annual Bristol Shootout boys basketball tournament this weekend.
Here are the results from tonight (thanks to Salem School B team coach Jim Valentine):
A Games
- Bristol 26 - St. Al's 21
- Williams Bay 30 - Brighton 23
- Salem 49 - Trevor 32
- Lakewood 53 - Paris 20
B Games
- Williams Bay 19 - Brighton 12
- Lakewood 38 - Trevor 12
- Bristol 27 - Paris 5
- Randall
Education Building awards announced
While there are hundreds of projects included in the Education Building exhibit at the Kenosha County Fair, a few are selected each year for special recognition. Those winners gathered Sunday at the Education building in recognition of their awards.
Here are the education Building's Best of the Best for 2009:
- Pre-kindergarten: Tyee Simek, Riverview School, and Cantin Schiler, Westosha.
- Kindergarten: Josh Donnellan, Wheatland Center School, and Leonardo Cordova, Paris School.
- First and second grades
Scouts hosting breakfast May 9 at Bristol School
Boy Scout Troop 385 and Cub Scout Pack 385 (Bristol, Brighton, Providence and Paris schools) will be hosting a pancake, egg and sausage breakfast from 7 a.m. to noon, Saturday, at Bristol School.
The event also will include a silent auction and bake sale. Auction items include sporting event tickets, baskets and more.
Tickets, which will be available at the door, are $5 for adults and $3 for children 5 to 13 years… Continue reading
