WHS Robotics Team, Ferradermis, Receives Support from Kiwanis Whitewater Breakfast Club

Kiwanians Irene Potocki and Jerry Grant (left and far right) are pictured here with Zach, Cassie and Wesley, and the check, along with a book that Kiwanis will donate to the Kiwanis Children’s Book section at the Irvin L. Young Memorial Library where new books find a home once Kiwanis’ speakers write an encouraging note and sign a book.

Whitewater High School Students Zach Brantmeier, Cassie Hoxie, and Wesley Salverson, spoke to the Kiwanis Whitewater Breakfast Club on Tuesday about their robotics group, Ferradermis, and received a $500 contribution from the club. Representing 46 high school students, the youth shared information about the robot that they created and competed with in Milwaukee and LaCrosse. The group goes to Detroit for the World Championship next Tuesday.

The Ferradermis team is currently fundraising for its trip to Detroit for the FIRST Championships from April 24 through April 29. If you would like to help support the team financially, the school district has established a PayPal donation system for the team which can be accessed at ferradermis.org. If you have electrical, mechanical, CAD, or programming experience and are interested in helping mentor the team next season, please contact Laura Masbruch at lmasbruch@wwusd.org.

After School Activities and Events Canceled Today, April 18 due to Weather

Message from Dr. Mark Elworthy – WUSD District Administrator

Due to the anticipated snowfall this afternoon, all after-school activities and events have been canceled for today (4/18/18).


Este es un mensaje de Mark Elworthy, Administrador del Distrito escolar unificado de Whitewater

Debido a que se anticipa nieve esta tarde, todas las actividades y eventos después de la escuela se han cancelado hoy (18/4/18).

The Crossman Gallery will be exhibiting their collection of Leon Pescheret Prints and Graphics beginning April 19 and continuing through April 28.

The exhibit opens with a reception from 5-7 pm on Thursday, April 19. The reception and exhibit are free of charge and open to everyone.

Thanks to a generous gift from UWW alumnus Michael J. Cesario ’71, the university’s collection of Leon Pescheret prints and graphic works have been newly rematted and framed. This inaugural exhibit is set to coincide with the Sesquicentennial Celebration and will feature a selection from the over 170 works that were conserved.

Mr. Pescheret (March 15, 1892 – February 23, 1971) spent much of his working career living in Whitewater. His research into printmaking techniques took him to Europe and our collection includes images of historic architecture in England and France as well as the United States. Scenes of Whitewater are well represented, as are landscapes, seascapes, and images from the Southwest where he moved after closing up his studio in Whitewater.

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Summer School Registration is now open until May 4th! | ¡Las matrículas para la escuela de verano ahora están abiertas hasta el 4 de mayo!

Whitewater families with students currently enrolled in a Whitewater School can log into Infinite Campus to select courses.  https://wicloud3.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/whitewater.jsp

Families with students who are not currently enrolled in a Whitewater School should fill out the Summer School Enrollment Form and return it to smarkham@wwusd.org or areyes@wwusd.org.

Enrollment forms can be found here:  http://www,wwusd.org/page/3131

Course preview and more information can be found on the Summer School Webpage:  http://www.wwusd.org/page/2949


Las familias de Whitewater con estudiantes actualmente inscritos en una escuela de Whitewater pueden iniciar sesión en Infinite Campus para seleccionar cursos.  https://wicloud3.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/whitewater.jsp

Las familias con estudiantes que actualmente no están inscritos en una escuela de Whitewater deben completar el formulario de inscripción para la escuela de verano y devolverlo a smarkham@wwusd.org o areyes@wwusd.org.

Los formularios d e inscripción se pueden encontrar aquí: http://www.wwusd.org/page/3131

La vista previa del curso y más información se pueden encontrar en la página web de la escuela de verano: http://www.wwusd.org/page/2949

 

Seasonal Positions with the City of Whitewater Available

The City of Whitewater has numerous job openings for the Summer of 2018.

Parks and Recreation:

  • Activity Instructor
  • Activity Leader
  • Athletic Field Maintenance
  • Dance Instructor
  • Gymnastics Instructor
  • Seasonal Painter/Laborer
  • Program Attendant – Starin Park Concessions
  • Youth Baseball and Softball Officials

Whitewater Aquatic and Fitness Center (WAFC):

  • Fitness Center Attendant
  • Front Desk and Concessions
  • Lifeguard

Department of Public Works:

  • Streets/Parks/Forestry
  •  Seasonal Maintenance
  • Landscape and Flower Maintenance
  • Whitewater Wastewater Utility Seasonal Laborer/Seasonal Internship

For additional information and how to apply, please go to: https://agency.governmentjobs.com/whitewaterwi/default.cfm

For questions, please call Judy Atkinson, HR Coordinator, at 262-473- 0150 or email jatkinson@whitewater-wi.gov

Whitewater Arts Alliance Volunteer Appreciation Reception, Rescheduled for April 25 at 7 pm

A Message From the Whitewater Arts Alliance:

As much as we were looking forward to the volunteers’ reception on Wed., April 18, Old Man Winter is causing us to postpone a week. There is a winter storm advisory, and we don’t want anyone driving to the CAC in those conditions.

So since we want you all to be able to attend, we are postponing for one week. The reception to say thanks to our volunteers will now be held on Wednesday, April 25 at 7:00 pm at the CAC. Hopefully, spring will arrive by then!

If you have questions, please call Linda Long at 473-5538.

WHS Girls Soccer Downs Jefferson

Junior Sierra Brunner, pictured in this file photo, scored a goal in the 41st minute. [text-blocks id=”1611″ slug=”bob-mischka”]
From Coach McCrea:

“On Thursday, April 12 the Whippets hosted Rock Valley Conference rival Jefferson and defeated the visiting Eagles 3-1. Jefferson scored their lone goal in the 23rd minute of play. The Whippets responded with a goal by Junior Sierra Brunner in the 41st minute to tie the game going into halftime. Junior Meikayla Korf scored in the 49th minute, assisted by Kacie Carollo, putting the Whippets up 2-1. Brunner found the goal one more time in the 54th minute to put the Whippets up for good 3-1 over the visiting Eagles. Whitewater is 2-0-0 in the Rock Valley Conference and 2-0-1 overall. JV defeated the Eagles.

The Whippets were scheduled for three games over April 13-14 at the Antioch Invitational, but weather conditions prompted the tournament to be canceled. A non-conference game on Tuesday, April 17 at Watertown has been postponed.”

 

Active Shooter Training from Whitewater Police Department, April 19 at 6 pm

Would you know what to do if you encountered an active shooter in a public setting?

Officer Valadez from the Whitewater Police Department will be at the library to teach you how to respond in an active shooting event, how to recognize signs of potential violence around you, and what to expect after an active shooting takes place.

This program is free and open to everyone.

When: Thursday, April 19, 2018, at 6 pm

Where: Irvin L. Young Public Library

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