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The Whitewater Unified School District School Board will hold a community listening session Wednesday, October 3 at 7 p.m. The event will take place at the Whitewater High School Auditorium, located at 534 S. Elizabeth St. in Whitewater. For more details click here

La junta escolar del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Whitewater llevará a cabo una sesión de escucha comunitaria el miércoles 3 de octubre a las 7 p.m. El evento se llevará a cabo en el auditorio de Whitewater High School, ubicado en 534 S. Elizabeth St. en Whitewater. Paramás detalles haga clic aquí

The Community Open House of the recently renovated schools (previously scheduled for Saturday, September 29) has been canceled.

If there are any community groups interested in touring our buildings, please contact the District Administrator, Mark Elworthy, at 262-472-8708.

The Community Clothes Closet is Open on Tuesday AM 8:30 to 11 as well as the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month.

The Community Clothes Closet is a nonprofit organization run totally by volunteers and depends completely on the generous donations from the Whitewater community as well as the surrounding area. You will find clothing and shoes for the entire family, also find many household items including housewares and bedding, toys, books, and games.

We welcome EVERYONE and EVERYTHING we have is FREE.

Any questions call (262) 379-0187. Donations are accepted during regular hours of operation or by appointment.

2018 marks the 3 rd year that the Whitewater Community Foundation has awarded grants to nonprofits that serve Whitewater area residents. The Foundation’s mission is to collaborate with our civic partners to create opportunities for youth and adults to achieve their educational and economic dreams, to create a vibrant city for the arts, and to celebrate and preserve the qualities that make Whitewater exceptional. 

Grants in 2017/2018 were awarded to programs such as Bethel House, Rock River Free Clinic, Whitewater Dementia Friendly Community Initiative, Wisconsin Makers and others. The Foundation was proud to support the Ferradermis Robotics Team at the High School with a grant that helped enable them to build their robot and travel across the state and country to complete.

An additional grant was awarded which would enable these students to assist in establishing the FIRST Lego Team at Lakeview Elementary School and at Lincoln Elementary School, along with providing inspiration and mentoring to these younger students.

Please spread the word to groups trying to effect positive change in the Whitewater area. We look forward to working with leaders who are striving one goal at a time to make our community a greater place to live, work, and learn.

Interested organizations can find more information at http://www.whitewatercommunityfoundation.org/grants/ 

The deadline for submitting applications is October 31, 2018.

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From Coach Carstens:

What a great day to be a CC runner! The girls’ race was first and they had to contend with strong rain throughout the race that made for an experience they will not soon forget. The Whippets were determined to not let the rain get in the way of having successful races. Leading the charge was senior Nicole Tomomitsu who placed 6th after a hard-fought sprint to the finish over two pack runners from Palmyra-Eagle. Crystal Chan had a nice performance compared to her race last Saturday to finish in 22:47 and Hailey Prager challenged herself more today by going out with and running along with Crystal which allowed her to finished with a time of 23:16. The girls’ varsity finished in 6th place out of 11 teams competing.

On the boys’ side, the rain was almost finished but the course got very sloppy from the first event which allowed them the opportunity to gain some mental toughness and push through such slippery conditions. Gio Anello returned to the line up in spectacular fashion and secured himself a medal in 12th place. The boys looked strong and competed hard which is what it is ultimately about when conditions are like this. The times aren’t fast, but the experience is awesome! Will Hofmann was the team’s 2nd runner and close behind was newcomer Manny Rodriguez as the team’s 3rd runner. They finished 25th and 28th, respectively. The boys’ varsity and JV teams finished in 6th overall out of 11 teams competing.

Results
Boys: http://www.accuracetiming.com/results/jeffcc_2018b.pdf
Girls: http://www.accuracetiming.com/results/jeffcc_2018g.pdf

Whitewater hosted the #2 ranked team in the state, East Troy on Tuesday night, during the annual Play For Trey night.  The Whippets battled with the perennial powerhouse team but came up short in the three sets.  Whitewater lost 21-25, 10-25 & 21-25.  Whitewater returns to play Thursday night when they host Evansville.

Stat leaders for East Troy were as follows:
Kills: Winkler 20
Assists: Wendt 38
Digs: Jakscht-13
Blocks: Winkler 2
Whitewater Whippets 2018

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From Coach Nelson:

The Whippets finished their 2018 dual meet season with a 6-1 win over Beloit Memorial. Whitewater finished the season at 14-8.

Whitewater changed their line-up around for this final dual, allowing several seniors an opportunity to play some different positions or varsity matches to conclude their high school dual careers. In addition, Beloit was missing one of their third doubles’ players, so the match was played with five singles and two doubles teams.

The Whippets played solid tennis at every position. Cassidy Laue, moved up to 1 singles from her normal 3 singles position and lost a tough three set match. Hailey Murphy moved up from jv for the evening to win a tough two set win at three singles. Hannah Hoesly and Josie Hintz moved up from jv to play the two doubles spot and played a very nice match winning in straight sets. The biggest comeback of the evening came from Marissa Mueller at 4 singles. Not used to playing singles, as she is one of Whitewater’s regular third doubles’ players, required some major adjustments. After the first set, Marissa made those adjustments and took control of the match.

Whitewater will return to action next Monday at UWW as they begin WIAA Sub-sectional play.

The 3rd Annual Southern Lakes Sports Reunion will be held at the Someplace Else in Elkhorn September 28 at 10:30 am.

This is for people who played any sport during the years 1955 to 1958 in the old So. Lake conference only. Please contact any of your WW teammates and try to attend. It’s a great time to meet some of your old opponents to hash over old games.

If you have any questions, please contact Tom Kraus at gatortom57@yahoo.com or (262) 215-9985

UW-Whitewater Parking Services is pleased to announce the new Membership Permit. This type of parking permit is available to people who are not UW-Whitewater faculty, staff or students and currently hold memberships at the Williams Center or participate in paid programs through the Center of the Arts, such as music lessons. The Membership Permit costs $40/year and is valid in Lots 1, 11 and 24. Individuals will need to present proof of membership/class payment at time of permit purchase. This permit is not valid for special events, sporting events or other pay-at-the-lot days.

For more information, please contact UW-Whitewater Parking Services at parking@uww.edu or 262-472-1011.