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Three dedicated fourth-grade girls, in collaboration with Mrs. Gauthier, created a video showcasing the Graduate Profile characteristic: Responsible.
- Graduate Profile
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.
Vivian, Owen, and Melody created a video to share what they have been learning in social studies in Mrs. Tousignant's class.
Harper, Jocelyn, and Lucy created a video explaining a weather project the fourth graders completed in Mrs. Berg's class.
Hadleigh, Lola, and Paige created a video about their experience on the Heritage Hill field trip.
Harper, Ainsley, and Jay created a video about their experience on the 4th grade field trip to help Feeding Starving Children.
Cora, Griffin, Maura, and Collin explain how Mrs. Geiser's class follows Habit 3.
Parker and Damian share their experience in the creation of Spike the Rubik's Cube Mosaic.
Olivia and Isaac explain how Mrs. Davidson's class used Sphero Indis to code.
Ella, Olivia, and Liam explain how Mrs. Ball's kindergarten class works with Mrs. Apps's third graders as Habit Buddies.
Grace, Asher, Ariadne, and Chase explain how the students in Mrs. VanDenPlas's class used Bee Bots to push and pull packages.
Emmett and Kamrin explain how students in Mrs. Hoekstra's class use reading strategies when they get to a difficult word.
Pearl, Kael, and Croix explain how Ms. Malcore's kindergarten class wrote, "How to Catch an Easter Bunny."
Jaylen, Emma, and Maxwell explain how Ms. Macedo's first grade class created anthologies with their opinion writing.
Calum, Calvin, Amelia, and Norah explain how the students in Mrs. Riebe's class discovered their own planets.
Cayson, Mckenzie, and Jakayla tell us about their field trip to the Weidner Center.
Daisy, Etta, and Henry created a video to explain how first graders use their leadership binders to guide their student-led conferences.
Caleb and Ramiah explain how Mrs. Westenberger's class uses Spero Indis.
Bennett, a Meadowbrook third grader, took 1st place in a writing competition.
Peightyn, Tayo and Preston tell us about the field trip they took with Mrs. Voigt's class to the Building for Kids.
The Giving Tree supports the vision of education without barriers at HSSD.
Grace, Braylynn, and Lincoln explain how Mrs. Schneeberger's class write opinion pieces.
Owen, Conley, and Annika share information about a fun reward they had in Mrs. Behling's class.
Carly, McKinley, and Avery tell us about an amazing event that all second graders earned.
Monroe, Olivia, and Bobby explain how the second graders used the Bee-Bots to make a parade.
Vivian, Noah, and Garrett share information about goal setting in Mr. Quinn Thompson's third grade class.
The Howard-Suamico School District (HSSD) and the Howard Suamico Business Professionals Association (HSBPA) collaborated to host a Career Fair for Bay Port High School students.
Ava, Roux and Jameson explain how Mrs. Laha's class earned a class reward.
Meadowbrook News Archive
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.
- Graduate Profile
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.
Vivian, Owen, and Melody created a video to share what they have been learning in social studies in Mrs. Tousignant's class.
Harper, Jocelyn, and Lucy created a video explaining a weather project the fourth graders completed in Mrs. Berg's class.
Hadleigh, Lola, and Paige created a video about their experience on the Heritage Hill field trip.
Harper, Ainsley, and Jay created a video about their experience on the 4th grade field trip to help Feeding Starving Children.
Cora, Griffin, Maura, and Collin explain how Mrs. Geiser's class follows Habit 3.
Parker and Damian share their experience in the creation of Spike the Rubik's Cube Mosaic.
Olivia and Isaac explain how Mrs. Davidson's class used Sphero Indis to code.
Ella, Olivia, and Liam explain how Mrs. Ball's kindergarten class works with Mrs. Apps's third graders as Habit Buddies.
Grace, Asher, Ariadne, and Chase explain how the students in Mrs. VanDenPlas's class used Bee Bots to push and pull packages.
Emmett and Kamrin explain how students in Mrs. Hoekstra's class use reading strategies when they get to a difficult word.
Pearl, Kael, and Croix explain how Ms. Malcore's kindergarten class wrote, "How to Catch an Easter Bunny."
Jaylen, Emma, and Maxwell explain how Ms. Macedo's first grade class created anthologies with their opinion writing.
Calum, Calvin, Amelia, and Norah explain how the students in Mrs. Riebe's class discovered their own planets.
Cayson, Mckenzie, and Jakayla tell us about their field trip to the Weidner Center.
Daisy, Etta, and Henry created a video to explain how first graders use their leadership binders to guide their student-led conferences.
Caleb and Ramiah explain how Mrs. Westenberger's class uses Spero Indis.
Bennett, a Meadowbrook third grader, took 1st place in a writing competition.
Peightyn, Tayo and Preston tell us about the field trip they took with Mrs. Voigt's class to the Building for Kids.
The Giving Tree supports the vision of education without barriers at HSSD.
Grace, Braylynn, and Lincoln explain how Mrs. Schneeberger's class write opinion pieces.
Owen, Conley, and Annika share information about a fun reward they had in Mrs. Behling's class.
Carly, McKinley, and Avery tell us about an amazing event that all second graders earned.
Monroe, Olivia, and Bobby explain how the second graders used the Bee-Bots to make a parade.
Vivian, Noah, and Garrett share information about goal setting in Mr. Quinn Thompson's third grade class.
The Howard-Suamico School District (HSSD) and the Howard Suamico Business Professionals Association (HSBPA) collaborated to host a Career Fair for Bay Port High School students.
Ava, Roux and Jameson explain how Mrs. Laha's class earned a class reward.
Ainsley and Caden explain how Ms. Demerath's class created a fun mystery for Ms. Rupiper's class to solve.
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.
District News
- Academics
HSSD exceeds expectations as defined in the Accountability Report Cards by the Wisconsin Department of Instruction.
- The Giving Tree
Help make the holidays special for children and families in the Howard-Suamico community!
- Events
Check out the newly renovated Bay View Middle School!
- Summer School
HSSD students had the unique opportunity to learn about CTE careers through hands-on workshops this summer.
- The Giving Tree
The annual Back-to-School Event assists HSSD students in need.
- Staff
Please join us in congratulating our 2024 CARE Award winners!
- Staff
If Mrs. Siegrist wins, she will earn $10,000! The prize includes $5,000 in cash and a $5,000 credit that can be used to purchase instruments for the Bay Port band program.
- Board of Education
March 2024 Broadcast Communication Article from the Board of Education.
- Board of Education