Mondovi High School

It is National School Counseling Week! “School counselors work with all students to remove barriers to learning by addressing students’ academic concerns, career options and social/emotional skills,” said Jill Cook, American School Counselor Association executive director. “School counseling programs help to increase student achievement and provide a much-needed resource for students, parents, teachers and administrators. School counselors are integral to student success.” Thank you Aaron Hass, Michelle Lehman, and Abigail Kempf for all that you do to help our students succeed. #mondovipride

Middle school students are able to nominate fellow classmates that show good character. Those students are then eligible for our Character Counts award. Congrats to our December and January recipients! December: Keira Wulff Janessa Vollmer Hatti Cooke January: Isabelle Winberg Maggie Avery Constance Kleven Alayna Stelzleni Carter Zahara

The middle school Buffalo Pride team and all of the middle school staff want to acknowledge students who are working hard and doing a great job in class. The Bravo, Buffalo! Award (formerly the Leading Learner Award) is given to students who do great things of all kinds in the classroom, such as working hard, showing improvement, bringing a positive spirit to class, and more! Congratulations to our December and January recipients! December: Mason Thornton Haleigh Guth Koye Schmidtknecht Farrah Miller Ashton Sullivan Cloey Werlein Owen Sebesta Cooper Sandberg Janessa Vollmer AJ Loscheider Amelia Weiss Mackenzie Dominguez-Gurrola January: RJ Morris Skylar Hjort Aden McGuire Chase Falkner Chloe Alexander Macallister Rud Jori Litchfield-Crawford Keira Wulff Sierra Fleming Emily McGee Arthur Mathis

There will be an informational meeting and sign-up for all HS Men and Women who wish to participate on the spring Golf Team in the Band Room Friday during Buffalo Time. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! If you can't attend, the sign-up sheet is on the golf board outside of the band room. Have questions? Contact Coach Walk.

Open enrollment application period for 2023-24 school year opens Feb. 6 MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction announced today the online application period for the Public School Open Enrollment Program for the 2023-24 school year opens next week. Beginning Feb. 6, 2023, and running through April 28, 2023, parents and guardians can apply to send their children to any public school district in Wisconsin during the 2023-24 school year through the open enrollment program. Application materials and additional information on the program are available on the DPI’s website. Districts are required to notify applicants by June 9, 2023, on the status of their open enrollment application. Transportation to and from a nonresident school, in most circumstances, is the responsibility of the parent or guardian. However, some school districts may provide partial transportation. To assist in submitting open enrollment applications, a directory of public school districts is available on the DPI’s website. Additional information from an open enrollment consultant is available toll-free by calling (888) 245-2732, or emailing openenrollment@dpi.wi.gov. The Public School Open Enrollment program is funded by state general equalization aid transfers between sending and receiving school districts, with the transfer amount calculated on statutory provisions. For the 2022-23 school year, the transfer amount is an estimated $8,224 per student, or $13,076 for students with disabilities. Resident districts cannot deny a student’s open enrollment application for cost reasons. For more information on the open enrollment program, visit the Wisconsin DPI’s webpage.

JV Girls' Basketball will start at 6:00 PM tonight in Alma. The JV game will once again be shortened, so varsity should tip-off around 7:00 PM. Thanks

Members of the High School Band and Choir are about to take the stage at Boyceville HS for the Dunn/St. Croix Honors Ensemble. Break a leg!

Greeting Mondovi Girls' Basketball fans. Just an update for this week. We have home games tonight, Tuesday, and Friday. Unless our numbers drop further later this week, we will plan on one, 20-minute half of JV starting at 5:45 for all 3 games this week. Varsity will tip off at 7:00. Thanks for your continued support of the Girls' Basketball program.

Due to low numbers, the Girls' JV Basketball team will play one, 20-minute half tonight against Neillsville. The JV game will start at 5:45. The varsity game will tip off at 7:00 PM. Thanks

High School Winter Carnival Dress Up Days this week

Due to insufficient numbers, there will be no JV Girls' Basketball game tonight. We will be recognizing all the Girls' Youth Basketball teams and their coaches at 6:30. The Girls' Varsity game will tip-off around 7:00 PM. Thanks

The School District of Mondovi is canceling all afterschool activities tonight due to the weather and road conditions. Buses will load and depart at the regular time.

Tonight, there will be no student activities after 5:30 PM. Also, the School District of Mondovi will be closed on Thursday due to the severe weather. The first day of the holiday break is Friday. There will be no AM or PM activities or events on either Thursday or Friday due to the expected weather and road conditions, the school buildings will be closed. Please enjoy a safe, healthy, and happy holiday break. School will be back in session on Monday, January 2, 2023. #mondovipride

High School Dress Up Days this week

High School Band Member Braedon Larson participated in TUBA CHRISTMAS this past weekend in Menomonie. This is a national event every year. Next year they will celebrate 50 years nationally and 10 locally!

Due to insufficient player numbers, tonight's JV girls' basketball game in Elk Mound has been cancelled. The varsity will still play at 7:15.

If you're looking for Mondovi Basketball clothing before the holidays, check out The Locker Room's Facebook page. You'll find a link to order the latest Mondovi Buffalo basketball gear. Go Buffaloes!

The middle school Buffalo Pride team and all of the middle school staff want to acknowledge students who are working hard and doing a great job in class. The Bravo, Buffalo! Award (formerly the Leading Learner Award) is given to students who do great things of all kinds in the classroom, such as working hard, showing improvement, bringing a positive spirit to class, and more! Congratulations to our November recipients! Grace Hagen Annabelle Toone Tanner Osenga Ethan Bennett Leah Saxe Ryan Shafer Tyler Brenner Deegahn Koenitzer Adrian Garcia Sophia Kresal Satchel Finn

Middle school students are able to nominate fellow classmates that show good character. Those students are then eligible for our Character Counts award. Congrats to our November recipients! Kylie Schlewitz Cora Rykal Cole Balvitsch Tessa Linberg Zandar Risler Arthur Mathis

The Musical Production is just a day away! Come join us on Friday at 7:00 PM or on Saturday at 2:00 PM and enjoy this comedic show. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for students and senior citizens, and FREE for veterans.