The first edition of the Meadowbrook Graduate Gazette spotlights the Graduate Profile characteristic, Responsibility.
The first edition of the Meadowbrook Graduate Gazette spotlights the Graduate Profile characteristic, Responsibility.
Nora, Ellie, and River's books were recognized in the DKG Writing Competition.
Staff members bring Halloween vibes to Meadowbrook with their creative costumes.
Three dedicated fourth-grade girls, in collaboration with Mrs. Gauthier, created a video showcasing the Graduate Profile characteristic: Responsible.
Mrs. Malcore's class has been working on a Wildly Important Goal. Ellie and Scarlet worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video explaining more about this goal.
Mrs. Ball's kindergarten class has been learning about pushing and pulling. Karter, Bella, and Korbyn worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video that explains how they used Bee Bots to push and pull blocks.
Students "played" like football players at the Packer Play 60 Event at Meadowbrook.
Mrs. Vandenplas's kindergarten class has been learning about plants. Hudson, Killian, and Brinley worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video about their experience with the plants.
Mrs. Hoekstra's kindergarten class has been working on narrative writing. Amanda, Lincoln, and Mrs. Gauthier created a video to show what the class has accomplished in writing.
Olivia, a Meadowbrook 3rd grader, won first place in the local Delta Kappa Gamma (DKG) Writing Competition with her book, Matilda Hates Halloween. Olivia was invited to the state competition where her book tied for second place in the 3rd grade category of the 2024 Mary Jo Nettesheim Memorial Literary Competition.
Mrs. Davidson's class has been learning about community helpers. Garret, Hazel, Ayslee, & Henry worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video showcasing what they learned.
Ms. Macedo's class was excited to experience the solar eclipse. Pearl, Emmett, and Lincoln worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video about the event.
The first graders in Mrs. Riebe's class studied matter in science. Mia, Haley, and Charlie T. helped create a video to explain what they learned.
Mrs. Westenberger's class had a game day with their Habit Buddies. Parker, Emmaleena, and Emma designed a video showcasing all the games.
Mrs. Tedeschi's class went on a field trip to the Weidner Center. Joshua, Quinn, and Jameson created a video about their experience on the field trip.
Mrs. Kuffel's first-grade class used 3D Doodlers as they were learning about the five food groups. Kael, Zoe, & Lydia created a video to tell you about their experience.
The second-grade classes went on a field trip to the children's museum in Appleton, Wisconsin. Cooper, Everett, and McKenzie, from Mrs. Voigt's class, created a video to teach you about their day.
Otis, Willow, and Cohen created a video to share information about the jobs all students have in Mrs. Schneeberger's class.
Emmy, Ben, and Henry from Mrs. Behling's Class created a video to show what their class learned about measurement.
Kinsley, Knox, Lauren, and Eli created a video to share what they learned about natural resources in Ms. Rupiper's 2nd Grade class.
Students from Mrs. Noel's class put together a video about their experience at Money City.
Pippa and Adela put together a fun video to introduce the new student teacher in Mr. Van's classroom.
Logan, Lleyton and Eden made a video to show you the work Mrs. Laha's class did with maps.
Cole and McKinley created a video to showcase the consumer and producer project the 3rd graders completed.
Eiley, Sawyer and Ella created a video about the Christmas Around the World project they did in Mrs. Jeanquart's class.
Ellie, Nora and Caleb created a video to teach you about the holiday card activity they are doing in Mrs. Apps's class.
Harper, Ainsley, and Jay created a video about their experience on the 4th grade field trip to help Feeding Starving Children.
Mrs. Geiser's students have been working hard in writing. They completed research on a topic, filled out graphic organizers, and published a final piece of informational writing. Below is an amazing piece written by one of her third grade students, Jennifer.
Mrs. Bauknecht shares what is happening in her class.
Annabelle Qualio spent the day with Mrs. Orr as "Principal for the Day".
Kindergarteners celebrate the 100th day of school.
The first edition of the Meadowbrook Graduate Gazette spotlights the Graduate Profile characteristic, Responsibility.
Nora, Ellie, and River's books were recognized in the DKG Writing Competition.
Staff members bring Halloween vibes to Meadowbrook with their creative costumes.
Three dedicated fourth-grade girls, in collaboration with Mrs. Gauthier, created a video showcasing the Graduate Profile characteristic: Responsible.
Mrs. Malcore's class has been working on a Wildly Important Goal. Ellie and Scarlet worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video explaining more about this goal.
Mrs. Ball's kindergarten class has been learning about pushing and pulling. Karter, Bella, and Korbyn worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video that explains how they used Bee Bots to push and pull blocks.
Students "played" like football players at the Packer Play 60 Event at Meadowbrook.
Mrs. Vandenplas's kindergarten class has been learning about plants. Hudson, Killian, and Brinley worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video about their experience with the plants.
Mrs. Hoekstra's kindergarten class has been working on narrative writing. Amanda, Lincoln, and Mrs. Gauthier created a video to show what the class has accomplished in writing.
Olivia, a Meadowbrook 3rd grader, won first place in the local Delta Kappa Gamma (DKG) Writing Competition with her book, Matilda Hates Halloween. Olivia was invited to the state competition where her book tied for second place in the 3rd grade category of the 2024 Mary Jo Nettesheim Memorial Literary Competition.
Mrs. Davidson's class has been learning about community helpers. Garret, Hazel, Ayslee, & Henry worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video showcasing what they learned.
Ms. Macedo's class was excited to experience the solar eclipse. Pearl, Emmett, and Lincoln worked with Mrs. Gauthier to create a video about the event.
The first graders in Mrs. Riebe's class studied matter in science. Mia, Haley, and Charlie T. helped create a video to explain what they learned.
Mrs. Westenberger's class had a game day with their Habit Buddies. Parker, Emmaleena, and Emma designed a video showcasing all the games.
Mrs. Tedeschi's class went on a field trip to the Weidner Center. Joshua, Quinn, and Jameson created a video about their experience on the field trip.
Mrs. Kuffel's first-grade class used 3D Doodlers as they were learning about the five food groups. Kael, Zoe, & Lydia created a video to tell you about their experience.
The second-grade classes went on a field trip to the children's museum in Appleton, Wisconsin. Cooper, Everett, and McKenzie, from Mrs. Voigt's class, created a video to teach you about their day.
Otis, Willow, and Cohen created a video to share information about the jobs all students have in Mrs. Schneeberger's class.
Emmy, Ben, and Henry from Mrs. Behling's Class created a video to show what their class learned about measurement.
Kinsley, Knox, Lauren, and Eli created a video to share what they learned about natural resources in Ms. Rupiper's 2nd Grade class.
Students from Mrs. Noel's class put together a video about their experience at Money City.
Pippa and Adela put together a fun video to introduce the new student teacher in Mr. Van's classroom.
Logan, Lleyton and Eden made a video to show you the work Mrs. Laha's class did with maps.
Cole and McKinley created a video to showcase the consumer and producer project the 3rd graders completed.
Eiley, Sawyer and Ella created a video about the Christmas Around the World project they did in Mrs. Jeanquart's class.
Ellie, Nora and Caleb created a video to teach you about the holiday card activity they are doing in Mrs. Apps's class.
Harper, Ainsley, and Jay created a video about their experience on the 4th grade field trip to help Feeding Starving Children.
Mrs. Geiser's students have been working hard in writing. They completed research on a topic, filled out graphic organizers, and published a final piece of informational writing. Below is an amazing piece written by one of her third grade students, Jennifer.
Mrs. Bauknecht shares what is happening in her class.
Annabelle Qualio spent the day with Mrs. Orr as "Principal for the Day".
Kindergarteners celebrate the 100th day of school.
Reports for the District and each school are available on the Wisconsin DPI website public portal dashboard.
Help make the holidays brighter for Howard-Suamico children and families in need!
Let HSSD School Nutrition help celebrate your child's birthday in style!
Beginning October 1, 2025, HSSD will be moving to a Single SMS Opt-in for our School Messenger notification system.
Thanks to our HSSD Facilities team for taking such great care of our grounds!
Save the date for The Giving Tree Back-to-School Event!
We are excited to announce the 4th annual CARE Award winners!
Congratulations to our young HSSD authors!
