Barneveld School District

Great Things are Happening Here! Barneveld Shopper issue 3.13.25 - school news section

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Last Friday some of our 4th and 5th graders competed in both team and individual Lit War Competitions held at CESA 3. They have spent the last few months reading and preparing for these competitions. Natalie Knox placed 1st in her individual competition. Mila Langdon, Katie Lundt, and Coryn Roethle all placed 2nd in their individual competitions. Harper Reynolds placed 3rd in her individual book competition. Great job 4th and 5th graders.

Dear School Families and Community Members, We are thrilled to congratulate the Barneveld Girls Basketball Team on their incredible sectional final victory, earning them a trip to the WIAA State Tournament in Green Bay! The team's hard work, determination, and team spirit have brought immense pride to our school and community. One of the greatest benefits of being part of a small community is the unity we share. To allow as many students and staff members as possible to attend the game and cheer on our Lady Eagles, there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday for staff or students and the school building will be CLOSED. There will be no fan bus due to driver availability. Ticket Information The #3 seeded Barneveld Eagles will take the court on Friday at 10:45 AM in the Division 5 semifinal game against Oshkosh Lourdes Academy at the Resch Center. All tickets must be purchased online, and Barneveld has a designated fan section at the Resch Center. Please use the included link and promo code to purchase tickets in the Barneveld section. This section will open to the general public 12 hours before the game, so be sure to secure your seats as soon as possible! Tickets: $13 per person (children two and under do not require a ticket). There is a specific adult and student section. Be sure to purchase tickets in the appropriate section. Rush to the Resch Contest: The school that sells the most pre-sale tickets in each division will win a $2,000 prize! Only tickets purchased using Barneveld’s promo code will count toward this contest. Let’s sell out our section! Deadline for Division 5 Contest: Thursday at 9:00 PM Purchase tickets link: https://ticketstar.evenue.net/.../ncommerce3/EVExecMacro... The public is welcome to join the Barneveld School staff and students in sending off the team! The public may line the school sidewalk and entrance driveway at 8:15 am on Thursday, March 13. Let’s show our Barneveld spirit, pack the Resch Center, and cheer on our Lady Eagles to victory! Thank you for your continued support of our student-athletes—we can’t wait to see the sea of purple and gold in Green Bay! Go Eagles!

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🎉 Yesterday, March 2nd, marked what would have been, Dr. Seuss's 121st birthday 🎉 The elementary students also had some fun with a cup challenge and rhyming words. These third grade boys are especially proud of their cup creation.

Autumn has been in our Youth Apprentice program for both her junior and senior year. She earned her CNA as a Junior and now works as a Nursing Assistant at Ingleside Living Communities in Mount Horeb. She plans to attend Madison College next fall for Nursing.

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The Barneveld Music Department is celebrating Music in Our Schools Month in March! K-12 music students each created a puzzle piece stating why they enjoy music. Music is an important part of our students education here at Barneveld, and we are lucky to be able to learn and produce music everyday. We appreciate all of the support from parents, students, staff, and our community. Happy Music in Our Schools Month!

Gavin has been in our Youth Apprentice Program during his senior year. He works at Fishnick Masonry in Barneveld. Through the Youth Apprentice Program he has been able to take two classes from Destinations Career Academy and is also completing OSHA 10 and Construction First Aid.

Alora has been a Youth Apprentice this year in the Education Pathway. She plans to attend SWTC in Fennimore next Fall and will complete her Associates Degree. Then, she will transfer to UW-Platteville and will major in Education with a Special Education minor.

Parker has been a Youth Apprentice for the last two years working at Gold-N-Oaks Dairy in Barneveld. He is currently attending Madison College and will earn both a high school diploma and an Agriculture Equipment Service Technician Technical Diploma in May.

Autumn has been in our Youth Apprentice program for both her junior and senior year. She earned her CNA as a Junior and now works as a Nursing Assistant at Ingleside Living Communities in Mount Horeb. She plans to attend Madison College next fall for Nursing.

February is CTE Month and we are highlighting our Seniors who are involved in the Youth Apprentice Program. Connell has been a Youth Apprentice during his senior year, working with Cedar Direct in Ridgeway and Hoffman Electric in Mineral Point. He has also been part of the CESA3 Construction Academy. He plans to pursue an Electrical Apprentice Program when he finishes high school.

Congratulations to Mr. Gabel's class on winning the 4th Grade Recorder Race! 4th grade students worked hard in music class over the last few months earning belts in recorder karate. The class that earns the most belts is rewarded with a party in music class and gets to display the recorder race trophy in their classroom. Congratulations to all 4th graders on their accomplishments on recorder!

Kelly has been in the Youth Apprentice Program for two years. She works with children in the gymnastics programs at Gymfinity in Madison. She is not going to continue in education but instead has found a passion for Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement through several ride alongs this year. She plans to pursue a career in Criminal Justice and will be attending Western Wisconsin Technical College in LaCrosse in the Fall.

Madeline has been a Youth Apprentice for the last two years. She earned her CNA as a Junior and works as a Nursing Assistant at Ingleside Living Communities in Mount Horeb. She plans to attend Madison College to pursue a degree in Radiology.

The 5th grade students recently celebrated their DARE graduation. A DARE graduation ceremony is a celebration for students who complete the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program. The program is a school-based drug prevention program that teaches students how to resist peer pressure and avoid drugs.

Lawn Care BIDS for 2025 are due March 11th at 4 pm.

Donuts tomorrow.