We are SNOW ready for Spring Break!
7 days ago, Denise Marsolek
Snow ready!
Look Out Nashville, the next best thing is heading your way! Charlie Daniels has NOTHING on these guys!
7 days ago, Denise Marsolek
Music
Spring Please?? Looks like 3rd Grade is ready too!
7 days ago, Denise Marsolek
Spring
WHY are YOU lucky?
7 days ago, Denise Marsolek
Lucky!
Mrs. Hohmann's class earned an extra recess. We went outside and made snowmen!
11 days ago, Tami Hohmann
Rolling snowballs!
Ms.  Juris teaching friends how to roll a snowball!
Trying to lift the head on top!
A baby snowman!
Mrs. Hohmann's class
Thank you Midwest Dental for teaching first grade about dental hygiene.
11 days ago, Kari Julson
dental presentation
dental presentation
dental presentation
students raising hands
The School District of Mondovi is running 2 hours late today, Friday, March 10.
11 days ago, Shelly Teigen
So many reasons we are LUCKY!
12 days ago, Denise Marsolek
Lucky!
We clearly have NO FUN at school!
12 days ago, Denise Marsolek
We have NO fun at school
4th Grade enjoys Global Play Day! All Play.... All Day!
12 days ago, Denise Marsolek
4th Grade Play Day
4th Grade Play Day
February Buffalo Leaders~ Congratulations to all!
12 days ago, Denise Marsolek
Feb Buffalo Leaders
Dr. Schreiner from Midwest Dental came to visit the 2nd Graders! They learned about how to take care of your teeth by brushing properly and flossing.
12 days ago, Carie Thompson
What fun!
Dressed as a dental professional
Learning how to brush properly
What fun!
It's Bus Driver Appreciation Week! Hey parents if your see your son/daughter's bus driver be sure to thank them for getting your children safely to and from school. Mondovi is fortunate to have caring and dependable drivers!
about 1 month ago, Shelly Teigen
Than k you Bus Drivers
It's School Bus Driver Appreciation Week and the Elementary students really LOVE their bus drivers ! #mondovipride
about 1 month ago, Shelly Teigen
bus posters made by Elementary students
bus posters made by Elementary students
bus posters made by Elementary students
bus posters made by Elementary students
bus posters made by Elementary students
bus posters made by Elementary students
It is National School Counseling Week! “School counselors work with all students to remove barriers to learning by addressing students’ academic concerns, career options and social/emotional skills,” said Jill Cook, American School Counselor Association executive director. “School counseling programs help to increase student achievement and provide a much-needed resource for students, parents, teachers and administrators. School counselors are integral to student success.” Thank you Aaron Hass, Michelle Lehman, and Abigail Kempf for all that you do to help our students succeed. #mondovipride
about 1 month ago, Shelly Teigen
National School Counseling Week Poster
It's time for 4K Round-Up #mondovipride
about 2 months ago, Shelly Teigen
4K round-up flyer
Open enrollment application period for 2023-24 school year opens Feb. 6 MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction announced today the online application period for the Public School Open Enrollment Program for the 2023-24 school year opens next week. Beginning Feb. 6, 2023, and running through April 28, 2023, parents and guardians can apply to send their children to any public school district in Wisconsin during the 2023-24 school year through the open enrollment program. Application materials and additional information on the program are available on the DPI’s website. Districts are required to notify applicants by June 9, 2023, on the status of their open enrollment application. Transportation to and from a nonresident school, in most circumstances, is the responsibility of the parent or guardian. However, some school districts may provide partial transportation. To assist in submitting open enrollment applications, a directory of public school districts is available on the DPI’s website. Additional information from an open enrollment consultant is available toll-free by calling (888) 245-2732, or emailing openenrollment@dpi.wi.gov. The Public School Open Enrollment program is funded by state general equalization aid transfers between sending and receiving school districts, with the transfer amount calculated on statutory provisions. For the 2022-23 school year, the transfer amount is an estimated $8,224 per student, or $13,076 for students with disabilities. Resident districts cannot deny a student’s open enrollment application for cost reasons. For more information on the open enrollment program, visit the Wisconsin DPI’s webpage.
about 2 months ago, Shelly Teigen
We are working on measurement stations in 3rd grade today.
about 2 months ago, Kayla Williams
liquid
measurements
measurements
measurements
4th Graders take on the Guidance "Escape Room"
about 2 months ago, Denise Marsolek
4th Graders Conquer an "Escape" room
The whole place has gone to the dogs!
about 2 months ago, Denise Marsolek
Recess lover!