School District of Lomira

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! SAVE THE DATE for April 22nd -26th and get ready to empower your reader with book choice. Start exploring together and add funds to your student's eWallet at https://www.scholastic.com/bf/theresalearningcommunity for Theresa and https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/lomiraelementaryschool1 for Lomira #ScholasticBookFairs

We are privileged to introduce Mr. Troy Krause as the School District of Lomira Elementary Principal. Mr. Krause comes to us from Cuba City School District, where he also served as the Elementary Principal. The School District will host a “Meet and Greet” with Mr. Krause on May 21, 2024, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the ES Gym. Light refreshments and snacks will be available. Please watch the video on our Facebook Page from Mr. Krause and join us in welcoming him to our pride!

Each Monday night, an alert is sent if a student has unpaid school fees. On Monday April 15th, a glitch occured in the alert system and the message was sent to all of our parents regardless if fees were unpaid or not. We apologize for this error and will get it fixed.

Lomira High School is happy to introduce Lauren Nourse as our next Varsity Volleyball Coach. Coach Nourse is very excited for the opportunity to lead the Volleyball Program.

Bus Drivers Wanted! The School District of Lomira is looking for friendly, safety-minded people to be an integral part of our students’ school day. Bus drivers are the first and last impression of our student-riders and are critical to our delivery of educational and co-curricular experiences. As a Top Workplace, we offer exceptional compensation and benefits, paid training, and sign-on bonuses. Drivers have flexible hours to work around their lives. If you are interested in learning more, please call Ann Larsen at 920.269.4396.

Lomira Civics Team Going to State! Members: Myles Verhunce, Grant Luedtke, Marshall Hanke, Preston Boyd, Weston Poth

Good morning. This is an update from the Lomira School District. Due to the uncertain power issues in the Lomira building, power lines being down on school property, not all building operantional systems being avaialable, and the winter weather conditions, the Lomira School District will be CLOSED on Wednesday April 3, 2024. We apologize for the late notice but feel closing is the best decision for the safety of students and staff. Thank you and have a great day.

Due to the weather, Wednesday, April 3, 2024 there will be a 2 hour delay. No morning 4K.

Friday, March 22, is the last day of the 3rd quarter grading period for grades 7-12 and the 2nd Trimester grading period for Grades K-5. No School March 25 -29 for Spring Break. Classes resume on April 1.

Congratulations to our 6-12 Principal Deb Janke, who was named a Herb Kohl Educational Foundation Principal Leader. Congratulations Deb! The purpose of the Herb Kohl Principal Leadership program is to recognize and support administrative leadership. The Herb Kohl Educational Foundation's goal is to support Wisconsin school principals in pursuit of their unrealized goals for their schools or professional development. A maximum of 13 Wisconsin public school principals and four private school principals/administrators are selected for a Leadership Award. The Kohl Leadership Award recipients and the schools of those principals each receive $6,000 grants from the Herb Kohl Educational Foundation.

Come see K-8 student displays, artwork, poetry, and music performances at our Creativity Conference on Wednesday, March 20th from 5:30-7:00 PM. Paint a free "Lomira Rocks" rock, courtesy of the TLC PTC!

Congratulations to 5th grader, Diesel Tesker, who was nominated for Artsonia's Artist of the week. He received an award for being a finalist in the national art contest. Mrs. Manninen, K-5 Art teacher for Lomira School District, uses Artsonia to take pictures and document student artwork so families can view their child's art projects.

Congratulations to the following wrestlers on qualifying for the state individual wrestling meet. Good luck at state! 106 - Jordan Lisiecki 120 - Marshall Hanke 138 - Colin Weber 150 - Marek Lisiecki 152 - Kara Kuge 175 - Easton Neuman 285 - Warren Sauer

Spring Sports Season is quickly approaching. Please ensure your student has needed materials(physical/alternate card and fee) turned in to the office before the following start dates of spring sports. Baseball: March 18 Golf: March 25 Soccer: March 18 Softball: March 11 Track: March 4

This morning, one of our buses (teal bus) slid into the ditch early in their route. With the support of additional school staff, students were supervised until another bus was brought to the scene and the students were transported to school safely by their regular route driver. When the students arrived at school, Nurse Chelsea checked each of the students involved and calls were placed home to notify parents of the students directly involved in the accident. There are no apparent injuries to any students or the bus driver. Student safety continues to be a top priority of the School District of Lomira. We appreciate the cooperation of the students, the understanding of families, the additional staff support, and responding Fond du Lac County Law Enforcement in their efforts to ensure the safety of all of our students.

The first and last person many of our students see each day. Thank you to our hard-working bus drivers who ensure our students get from here to there safely. Please help us celebrate our bus/van drivers this week!

Good luck to our Lomira Wrestling Team. The Lions qualified for Sectionals and will be competing at Waterloo High School on February 13th at 6 pm. Tonight's first showdown will feature Lomira vs. Waterloo and Weyauwega-Fremont vs.Cambridge. One winner will earn a trip to State on Saturday, March 2nd!

Congratulations to the Class of 2024 Top 10 Academic Seniors

Information on the Middle School Play: The Ill Quill Written and directed by Nick Brettingen (better known as Mr. B @ TLC) Synopsis: The literary characters at Well Read Academy are becoming ill. “All’s Well when the Ink’s Well” is the school motto, but somebody has poisoned the inkwell—the very life force allowing the literary characters to exist. The characters must find out who poisoned the inkwell with the “Ill Quill” before they are nothing but inkblots, and the poisoned ink puts them into a permanent, deep sleep. Or worse…blots them out entirely! Show times: Friday, February 2 @ 7:00pm Saturday, February 3 @ 7:00pm Sunday, February 4 @ 1:00pm Lomira Elementary Gym Tickets available at the door: $5 (checks made out to Lomira School District)

4-YEAR-OLD and 5-YEAR-OLD KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION **Children currently enrolled in our 4K program do not need to register for 5K** Call Tami at 920-488-2181 Ext. 500 to receive your registration papers. Plan to stop at the TLC office with your child’s birth certificate, proof of address and to return registration papers on one of the following days: February 7 10:00am—4:00pm February 8 2:00pm—6:00pm February 9 7:00am—11:00am There will be a 4K or 5K packet available at registration for you to pick up. Theresa Learning Community ~ front lobby 422 South Milwaukee Street, Theresa Your child must be 4 years old for 4K and 5 years old for 5K by September 1, 2024.