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Cooking Cardinals Finalist at Whipping Up Wellness in Madison

Fond du Lac High School’s culinary arts students Ashley Lofy (second from left), Shannon Lobajeski (center), and Rebekah Birschbach, the Cooking Cardinals, took on the challenge of creating a recipe that was nutritious, easily incorporated into the food service program, used at home, and used some kind of bean or pea, this year’s featured ingredient. They took what they hoped was a winning recipe accompanied by their advisor, Stephanie Fox (left), to the Whipping Up Wellness Student Chef competition on May 18 in Madison.

Working under stringent time limits, they prepared their sandwich, a New Healthy Veggie Burger, an original recipe developed in class consisting of chickpeas, black-eyed peas, sauteed vegetables, a spicy sauce and garnished with fresh veggies on a whole wheat bun.

The panel of judges evaluated the team’s delectable creation based on use of flavors, variety of textures, serving temperature; appearance and presentation, including color and plate appeal; and originality, including creativity and student appeal. Qualifying entries will become part of the fifth annual student chef cookbook, published by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

Rosenow Receives Donation from Hefter family

Rosenow Elementary School’s special education department received a $500 donation in honor of Pat Hefter, a former bus driver, who transported students with special needs for many years. The special education staff utilized the donation to buy books for the entire school for all students to enjoy. Shown here with the books they purchased are: Karen Moehn, Camila Ceballos, William Mich, Albert Dehler, William Christie, Amarion Henderson, Denise Paar, Charles Miller, Ethan Gens, Gavin Suprenand, Mary Muellenbach, and Simon Sirna.

Congratulations to our new 25-Year Club members!

The 25-Year Awards Banquet for Fond du Lac School District staff members was held at the Knights of Columbus on Monday, May 1. It's a welcome to new inductees as well as a reunion for both present and former employees who have entered the club in earlier ceremonies. There were over 175 staff members and Board of Education members on hand to enjoy the evening's festivities. Inductees for 2017 shown here (L-R) - seated - Jim Flasch, FDL High School; Jodi Drake-Giebel, Riverside; Cathy Beck, Theisen; Jan Gau, Riverside; standing - Ann Haskett, FDL High School; Kris Speich, Rosenow; Barb Fisher, Sabish; Cory Clark, FDL High School; Greg Friess, Rosenow; and Shelly Liebzeit, Lakeshore.

Not pictured - Carol Anderson, Theisen; Debra Gau, FDL High School; Gary Gilgenbach, Theisen; Todd Goldapske, Sabish; Peter Hoffman, Lakeshore; Diane Holz, Woodworth; Stacy Kastein, Waters; Deborah Micolichek, ISC; Pete Micolichek, ISC; and Cathy Stevenson, Riverside

FDL High School's Environmental Awareness Club Distributes Pine Trees

Nevaeh Krenz and Tania Ray, Parkside 4^th graders, are delighted to receive their very own white pine tree for planting in celebration of Earth Day. On Friday, April 21, Fond du Lac High School’s Environmental Awareness Club members Abigail Lane (far left) and Brittany Bertram, along with Joe Fenrick, the Environmental Awareness Club advisor, and Jim Prosser, Science Club advisor (not pictured), visited 10 elementary schools to deliver 700 two-year-old white pines. This awareness effort was made possible in partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Stacey Buchholz, Parkside Principal, was overjoyed to have her students receive these trees so they could explore their gardening skills.

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Career Construction Academy - Building Careers for the Future

Worker shortages are impacting various segments of the economy and the construction field is feeling that shortage more so than most. Seventy-five percent of construction firms report they are having a hard time filling hourly craft positions. In Wisconsin, it is projected that the construction and extraction field will have the highest overall job growth of any industry with a 20.5% increase between 2012-2022.

Upcoming Events

May

Weather Make-Up Day - School in Session

Friday, May 26, 2017

May

Memorial Day Parade

Sunday, May 28, 2017

May

Memorial Day - No School

Monday, May 29, 2017

May

HS Choir Concert-PAC

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Jun

Senior Music Banquet

Sunday, June 4, 2017

Jun

Gr. 4K-12 School AM - No School PM Only

Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Jun

Gr. 4K-12 No School

Thursday, June 8, 2017

Jun

Graduation-PAC

Thursday, June 8, 2017

Jun

Weather Make-Up Day - No School

Friday, June 9, 2017

Jun

Board of Education Meeting

Monday, June 12, 2017

May 2017

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