Reedsville School District

Highlights of our days...

three high school students in front of FBLA sign

"Congratulations to these ladies who will be representing Reedsville at FBLA State in March! Kate placed 1st in Financial Calculations, Jordyn 2nd in Accounting and Ellyanna 3rd in Healthcare Administration. Way to go ladies!!!" ~ Mrs. Wiese

MS students enjoying their incentive day.

8th grade students posing at panther for a day

Reedsville High School recently hosted Panther for a Day which provided 8th grade students the opportunity to explore educational and extracurricular offerings. Students were involved in demonstrations, hands on activities and tours of classrooms in the agriculture, art, business, family and consumer education, technology education, business, music, and science departments. Reedsville High School looks forward to welcoming the Class of 2024 to the Panther family!

The WILL Class went to the humane society to read to the animals today.

students figuring out math problems at cafe

"Welcome to the Zastrow Cafe! 7th graders were served food and drinks by a fabulous waitress while they looked through menus to find the perfect meal. Tax and tip were then calculated to find the total cost. The largest bill was over $300! Now that’s some good eatin’. Love showing my students how fun math can be!" ~ Mrs. Zastrow, Middle School

More than 180 high school juniors from across Wisconsin attended Wisconsin Farm Bureau’s FFA Farm Forum in Wisconsin Rapids, February 21-22.

“It is incredible to see so many young people gathered together with a passion for agriculture and a desire to learn,” said WFBF President Joe Bragger. “FFA Farm Forum is a great partnership between Wisconsin Farm Bureau and Wisconsin FFA. We know leadership development through FFA is second to none and we are excited to host this conference for our future agricultural leaders.”

During the two-day event at Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids, FFA members attended workshops on post-secondary opportunities focusing on learning more about farming and Wisconsin’s agricultural community.

Joining WFBF President Bragger as keynote speakers at the event were Mid-West Farm Report broadcaster Reba McClone and Fond du Lac County Farm Bureau member Nate Zimdars.

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Foundation sponsors FFA Farm Forum in cooperation with the Wisconsin Association of FFA. This year’s FFA Farm Forum marks the 48^th time the event has been hosted for Wisconsin youth.