Horlick High School

Summer School

Football meeting Good morning, Horlick! There will be a prospective players and coaches meeting Thursday(Today)right after school (3pm) in the lower library. We will be meeting coaches, talking about grades, and weightlifting expectations for everyone even if you are in a spring sport. Looking forward to an awesome season with an even better group of Rebels! 3pm in the library. Seniors: Cap and gown pick up will be April 30th during lunch periods. SENIORS: Apply for SCHOLARSHIPS, submit your FAFSA (pick up a charger and t-shirt from Mrs. Mach), request your FINAL TRANSCRIPT, report your AWARDS to be honored at the senior banquet. If your student needs summer school, they must sign up with their school counselor at Horlick, NOT online like K-8 summer school. Freshmen: Ms. Mach Office 329 262-619-4317 Ed Tech: Mr. Riley Office 234 262-619-4316 HSA: Ms. Valdivia Office 269 262-619-4313 Business & Culinary Ms. Moreno Office 165 262-619-4312 Summer school for Horlick will be @ Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. Summer School will run Tuesday, June 24 - Thursday, July 31. Mondays - Thursdays from 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO SCHOOL on July 3 There is no bussing for summer school. Schedule Breakfast 8:00AM - 8:30AM Session 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Session 2 10:05-11:35AM Lunch 11:35 AM Si su estudiante necesita escuela de verano, ellos deben registrarse con su consejero escolar en Horlick, NO en línea como la escuela de verano K-8. La escuela de verano para Horlick será en Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. No hay transporte de autobús para la escuela de verano. Summer School will run martes, 24 de junio - jueves 31 de julio lunes - jueves de 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO HAY ESCUELA EL 3 de julio Horario Desayuno 8:00AM - 8:30AM Sesión 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Sesión 2 10:05-11:35AM Almuerzo: 11:35AM EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods! Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Once a month we will also celebrate students who have an attendance rate of 86% or above. For the Month of April, we will celebrate students during lunch times in the cafeteria on Thursday, April 17, to receive a treat! 15 Minute - Quick, grab-and-go lessons to help you think critically about AI and its impact. Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply!

Good morning, Horlick! I want to have a prospective players and coaches meeting Thursday right after school (3pm) in the lower library. We will be meeting coaches, talking about grades, and weightlifting expectations for everyone even if you are in a spring sport. Looking forward to an awesome season with an even better group of Rebels! 3pm in the library. Football meeting. SENIORS: Cap and Gown pick up will be April 30th during lunch periods SENIORS: Apply for SCHOLARSHIPS, submit your FAFSA (pick up a charger and t-shirt from Mrs. Mach), request your FINAL TRANSCRIPT, report your AWARDS to be honored at the senior banquet. If your student needs summer school, they must sign up with their school counselor at Horlick, NOT online like K-8 summer school. Freshmen: Ms. Mach Office 329 262-619-4317 Ed Tech: Mr. Riley Office 234 262-619-4316 HSA: Ms. Valdivia Office 269 262-619-4313 Business & Culinary Ms. Moreno Office 165 262-619-4312 Summer school for Horlick will be @ Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. Summer School will run Tuesday, June 24 - Thursday, July 31. Mondays - Thursdays from 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO SCHOOL on July 3 There is no bussing for summer school. Schedule Breakfast 8:00AM - 8:30AM Session 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Session 2 10:05-11:35AM Lunch 11:35 AM Si su estudiante necesita escuela de verano, ellos deben registrarse con su consejero escolar en Horlick, NO en línea como la escuela de verano K-8. La escuela de verano para Horlick será en Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. No hay transporte de autobús para la escuela de verano. Summer School will run martes, 24 de junio - jueves 31 de julio lunes - jueves de 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO HAY ESCUELA EL 3 de julio Horario Desayuno 8:00AM - 8:30AM Sesión 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Sesión 2 10:05-11:35AM Almuerzo: 11:35AM EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods! Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Once a month we will also celebrate students who have an attendance rate of 86% or above. For the Month of April, we will celebrate students during lunch times in the cafeteria on Thursday, April 17, to receive a treat! 15 Minute - Quick, grab-and-go lessons to help you think critically about AI and its impact. Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply!

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SENIORS: Apply for SCHOLARSHIPS, submit your FAFSA (pick up a charger and t-shirt from Mrs. Mach), request your FINAL TRANSCRIPT, report your AWARDS to be honored at the senior banquet. There is still time to get your tickets to see GREASE this weekend. Go to Hometown ticketing to get your tickets! You won't want to miss this performance. Good morning, Horlick! I want to have a prospective players and coaches meeting Thursday right after school (3pm) in the lower library. We will be meeting coaches, talking about grades, and weightlifting expectations for everyone even if you are in a spring sport. Looking forward to an awesome season with an even better group of Rebels! 3pm in the library. Football meeting. If your student needs summer school, they must sign up with their school counselor at Horlick, NOT online like K-8 summer school. Freshmen: Ms. Mach Office 329 262-619-4317 Ed Tech: Mr. Riley Office 234 262-619-4316 HSA: Ms. Valdivia Office 269 262-619-4313 Business & Culinary Ms. Moreno Office 165 262-619-4312 Summer school for Horlick will be @ Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. Summer School will run Tuesday, June 24 - Thursday, July 31. Mondays - Thursdays from 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO SCHOOL on July 3 There is no bussing for summer school. Schedule Breakfast 8:00AM - 8:30AM Session 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Session 2 10:05-11:35AM Lunch 11:35 AM Si su estudiante necesita escuela de verano, ellos deben registrarse con su consejero escolar en Horlick, NO en línea como la escuela de verano K-8. La escuela de verano para Horlick será en Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. No hay transporte de autobús para la escuela de verano. Summer School will run martes, 24 de junio - jueves 31 de julio lunes - jueves de 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO HAY ESCUELA EL 3 de julio Horario Desayuno 8:00AM - 8:30AM Sesión 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Sesión 2 10:05-11:35AM Almuerzo: 11:35AM EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods! Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply! If your student needs summer school, they must sign up with their school counselor at Horlick, NOT online like K-8 summer school. Freshmen: Ms. Mach Office 329 262-619-4317 Ed Tech: Mr. Riley Office 234 262-619-4316 HSA: Ms. Valdivia Office 269 262-619-4313 Business & Culinary Ms. Moreno Office 165 262-619-4312 Summer school for Horlick will be @ Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. Summer School will run Tuesday, June 24 - Thursday, July 31. Mondays - Thursdays from 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO SCHOOL on July 3 There is no bussing for summer school. Schedule Breakfast 8:00AM - 8:30AM Session 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Session 2 10:05-11:35AM Lunch 11:35 AM Si su estudiante necesita escuela de verano, ellos deben registrarse con su consejero escolar en Horlick, NO en línea como la escuela de verano K-8. La escuela de verano para Horlick será en Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. No hay transporte de autobús para la escuela de verano. Summer School will run martes, 24 de junio - jueves 31 de julio lunes - jueves de 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO HAY ESCUELA EL 3 de julio Horario Desayuno 8:00AM - 8:30AM Sesión 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Sesión 2 10:05-11:35AM Almuerzo: 11:35AM

Cap and Gown

Cap and gown Pick up

If your student needs summer school, they must sign up with their school counselor at Horlick, NOT online like K-8 summer school. Freshmen: Ms. Mach Office 329 262-619-4317 Ed Tech: Mr. Riley Office 234 262-619-4316 HSA: Ms. Valdivia Office 269 262-619-4313 Business & Culinary Ms. Moreno Office 165 262-619-4312 Summer school for Horlick will be @ Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. Summer School will run Tuesday, June 24 - Thursday, July 31. Mondays - Thursdays from 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO SCHOOL on July 3 There is no bussing for summer school. Schedule Breakfast 8:00AM - 8:30AM Session 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Session 2 10:05-11:35AM Lunch 11:35 AM Si su estudiante necesita escuela de verano, ellos deben registrarse con su consejero escolar en Horlick, NO en línea como la escuela de verano K-8. La escuela de verano para Horlick será en Gilmore, 2330 Northwestern Ave. No hay transporte de autobús para la escuela de verano. Summer School will run martes, 24 de junio - jueves 31 de julio lunes - jueves de 8:00 - 11:55 a.m. NO HAY ESCUELA EL 3 de julio Horario Desayuno 8:00AM - 8:30AM Sesión 1 8:30AM-10:00AM Sesión 2 10:05-11:35AM Almuerzo: 11:35AM

Daily Announcements 4/7/25 Today is an A Day If you didn’t get a chance to See GREASE this past weekend there are 3 more opportunities this upcoming weekend. You won’t want to miss this show! Tickets are available on Hometown Ticketing. EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods! Questions? Contact Ms Erickson - Horlick’s Workplace Learning Coordinator email marna.erickson@rusd.org or text 262-456-2660 Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Once a month we will also celebrate students who have an attendance rate of 86% or above. For the Month of April, we will celebrate students during lunch times in the cafeteria on Thursday, April 17, to receive a treat! 15 Minute - Quick, grab-and-go lessons to help you think critically about AI and its impact. Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply!

We have several students to recognize for their accomplishments at the SkillsUSA Wisconsin competition in Madison this week! Congratulations to you all! 🎉 Students/groups with a ⭐️ will represent their school at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, this June! 🇺🇸 Case High School Criminal Justice - Gold - Kayla Winston ⭐️ Job Interview - Gold - Makaya McEwen ⭐️ IT Services - Gold - Charles Griese ⭐️ Entrepreneurship (team of 3) - Silver - Isela Sandoval-Luis, Makaya McEwen, Srikar Munagavalasa Facilithon - Bronze - Katelyn Womack Horlick High School Community Service - Gold - Jasmine Prezkurat, Kennedy Robison and Garrick Stahl ⭐️ Commercial Drones Team - Silver - Seth Bergman and Garrick Stahl Commercial Drones Team - Bronze - Arriana Gerhke and Brooks Jackson Mitchell School Pin Design - Gold - Avery Casso ⭐️ Pin Design - Silver - Eva Lopez Gifford School T-shirt Design - Gold - Brynlee Adelsen ⭐️ T-shirt Design - Silver - Tessa Klein Welding Sculpture - Gold - Sophia Kress Job Interview - Gold - Sophia Kress Woodworking Display - Silver - Lincoln Domanoski 3D Printing - Bronze - Tessa Klein Prepared Speech - Bronze - Lucy Bitner Engineering Technology Design - Bronze - Alex Ditter, Jay Heineman, and Miles Olmstead #YouBelongHere

4/3/25 Today is a B Day Parent Teacher Conferences will be held April 3 from 4:00pm-7:00pm & April 4th from 7:30am-12:00pm. Students will not be in session on Friday April 4th. No Boys tennis practice today due to parent teacher conferences. Practice Friday from 12:15-1:45 @ courts. EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods! Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply! During Parent/Teacher Conferences there will be a will be a Mini workshop for students & families held in the lower level library on Thursday, April 3 at 4:30-5:30 Juntos means “Together” in Spanish and works to unite community partners to provide Latino 8–12th grade students and their parents with knowledge, skills, and resources to help youth graduate high school and to encourage families to work together to gain access to college. Learn about: All of your postsecondary options How to finance postsecondary education How to reach your goals as a family Durante las conferencias de padres y maestros habrá un mini taller para estudiantes y familias que se llevará a cabo en la biblioteca del nivel inferior el Jueves 3 de Abril de 4:30 a 5:30. Juntos reúne a organizaciones, programas y líderes de la comunidad para proporcionar a los estudiantes latinos y a sus padres conocimientos,habilidades y recursos para animar a los estudiantes a lograr la graduación de la escuela secundaria y animar a las familias a trabajar juntos para obtener acceso a la universidad. Más información sobre: Todas los opciones de educación postsecundaria Cómo financiar la educación postsecundaria Cómo alcanzar nuestras metas como familia Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Once a month we will also celebrate students who have an attendance rate of 86% or above. For the Month of April, we will celebrate students during lunch times in the cafeteria on Thursday, April 17, to receive a treat! Questions? Contact Ms Erickson - Horlick’s Workplace Learning Coordinator email marna.erickson@rusd.org or text 262-456-2660

4/2/25 Today is an A Day Boys tennis practice started March 31st get cleared!! Bring permit to practice at 6pm-730 @ courts or indoors at Jerstad Agerholm 3535 Lasalle. Any questions email Joel.tank@rusd.org SENIOR AWARDS BANQUET: Wednesday May 28th 5:00PM UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS NIGHT: Wednesday June 4th 6:00PM Parent Teacher Conferences will be held April 3 from 4:00pm-7:00pm & April 4th from 7:30am-12:00pm. Students will not be in session on Friday April 4th. Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply! During Parent/Teacher Conferences there will be a will be a Mini workshop for students & families held in the lower level library on Thursday, April 3 at 4:30-5:30 Juntos means “Together” in Spanish and works to unite community partners to provide Latino 8–12th grade students and their parents with knowledge, skills, and resources to help youth graduate high school and to encourage families to work together to gain access to college. Learn about: All of your postsecondary options How to finance postsecondary education How to reach your goals as a family Durante las conferencias de padres y maestros habrá un mini taller para estudiantes y familias que se llevará a cabo en la biblioteca del nivel inferior el Jueves 3 de Abril de 4:30 a 5:30. Juntos reúne a organizaciones, programas y líderes de la comunidad para proporcionar a los estudiantes latinos y a sus padres conocimientos,habilidades y recursos para animar a los estudiantes a lograr la graduación de la escuela secundaria y animar a las familias a trabajar juntos para obtener acceso a la universidad. Más información sobre: Todas los opciones de educación postsecundaria Cómo financiar la educación postsecundaria Cómo alcanzar nuestras metas como familia Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Once a month we will also celebrate students who have an attendance rate of 86% or above. For the Month of April, we will celebrate students during lunch times in the cafeteria on Thursday, April 17, to receive a treat! Questions? Contact Ms Erickson - Horlick’s Workplace Learning Coordinator email marna.erickson@rusd.org or text 262-456-2660 EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods!

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4/1/25 Today is a B Day Parent Teacher Conferences will be held April 3 from 4:00pm-7:00pm & April 4th from 7:30am-12:00pm. Students will not be in session on Friday April 4th. Questions? Contact Ms Erickson - Horlick’s Workplace Learning Coordinator email marna.erickson@rusd.org or text 262-456-2660 EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION CAMPAIGN Title: "Tune into your Finances with Educators Credit Union! Dates: April 7 - May 29 Details: Open an account or complete Zogo modules to get entered to win air pods! Every week, five randomly selected students will be chosen from five different classrooms for an attendance prize. In order to receive the reward, the student must be present and have arrived to class on time. If the student is not present, the prize will be forfeited. Students will be called down over the PA. They should report to Ms. Quebbeman's office in the library for their prize - Horlick’s Attendance Team Once a month we will also celebrate students who have an attendance rate of 86% or above. For the Month of April, we will celebrate students during lunch times in the cafeteria on Thursday, April 17, to receive a treat! Boys tennis practice starts March 31st get cleared!! Bring permit to practice at 6pm-730 @ courts or indoors at Jerstad Agerholm 3535 Lasalle. Any questions email Joel.tank@rusd.org Wisconsin GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) is a program to support underrepresented students in preparing for postsecondary education and life after high school. GEAR UP provides students with one-on-one mentoring and advising, workshops on college readiness, and travel opportunities including college tours, summer camps, and trips across the nation. These services and travel opportunities are always FREE for GEAR UP students and their Families. Students who may be eligible to join GEAR UP include those who are from groups underrepresented in higher education, first-generation students (neither parent/ guardian completed a four-year college degree), students who are eligible for free or reduced school meals, students with disabilities, and those who are English Language Learners. Students interested in joining GEAR UP may contact Academy of Education and Technical Services counselor Mr. Riley (robert.riley@rusd.org), or GEAR UP Education Specialist Grace Carlson (grace.carlson@dpi.wi.gov) to apply! During Parent/Teacher Conferences there will be a will be a Mini workshop for students & families held in the lower level library on Thursday, April 3 at 4:30-5:30 Juntos means “Together” in Spanish and works to unite community partners to provide Latino 8–12th grade students and their parents with knowledge, skills, and resources to help youth graduate high school and to encourage families to work together to gain access to college. Learn about: All of your postsecondary options How to finance postsecondary education How to reach your goals as a family Durante las conferencias de padres y maestros habrá un mini taller para estudiantes y familias que se llevará a cabo en la biblioteca del nivel inferior el Jueves 3 de Abril de 4:30 a 5:30. Juntos reúne a organizaciones, programas y líderes de la comunidad para proporcionar a los estudiantes latinos y a sus padres conocimientos,habilidades y recursos para animar a los estudiantes a lograr la graduación de la escuela secundaria y animar a las familias a trabajar juntos para obtener acceso a la universidad. Más información sobre: Todas los opciones de educación postsecundaria Cómo financiar la educación postsecundaria Cómo alcanzar nuestras metas como familia

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Polls are open today from 7 AM - 8 PM. If you need help locating your polling place, visit myvote.wi.gov To learn more about the RUSD Referendum, visit rusd.org/referendum #YouBelongHere

Current sophomores and juniors, attend one of the three upcoming Youth Apprenticeship Spring Hiring Events! To register: Log into Xello, go to Surveys, select '2025 YA Spring Hiring Events.' All three events will be held at Roma Lodge, 7131 Spring St. from 2-5PM. Each event will focus on different career fields: April 8 - Business, Marketing, IT, Hospitality, Finance April 30 - Transportation, Manufacturing, Engineering, Construction May 14 - Healthcare, Education, Human Services

During Parent/Teacher Conferences there will be a will be a Mini workshop for students & families held in the lower level library on Thursday, April 3 at 4:30-5:30 Juntos means “Together” in Spanish and works to unite community partners to provide Latino 8–12th grade students and their parents with knowledge, skills, and resources to help youth graduate high school and to encourage families to work together to gain access to college. Learn about: All of your postsecondary options How to finance postsecondary education How to reach your goals as a family Durante las conferencias de padres y maestros habrá un mini taller para estudiantes y familias que se llevará a cabo en la biblioteca del nivel inferior El Jueves 3 de Abril de 4:30 a 5:30. Juntos reúne a organizaciones, programas y líderes de la comunidad para proporcionar a los estudiantes latinos y a sus padres conocimientos, habilidades y recursos para animar a los estudiantes a lograr la graduación de la escuela secundaria y animar a las familias a trabajar juntos para obtener acceso a la universidad. Más información sobre: Todas los opciones de educación postsecundaria Cómo financiar la educación postsecundaria Cómo alcanzar nuestras metas como familia

We can't wait to see you on Thursday evening or Friday morning for this year's Spring Parent/Teacher Conferences!

Tomorrow, the residents of the Racine Unified School District will be asked to vote on a proposed operational referendum that will impact our schools, our students and the entire community. If approved, this referendum will protect class sizes and vital programs, attract and retain high-quality teachers and staff, and invest in the safety and security of our schools. To learn more, visit rusd.org/referendum