First published on 17 March 2022 Posted in District News
School District of Chilton Board of Education
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Chilton Board of Education, as well as the Superintendent, will be meeting on Monday, March 21, 2022, following the Board of Education meeting, to discuss the School Board Scholarship Award. This meeting will be held in the Community Room of Chilton High School.
A quorum of the Board of Education will be present at this meeting, but no official action will be taken.
Mrs. Donna Koenigs, Clerk Chilton Board of Education
First published on 06 October 2022 Posted in District News
New Holstein Public Library - Tuesday, October 11, 3:00pm - 4:30pm Brillion Public Library - Wednesday, October 12, 2:00pm - 3:30pm Chilton Midle School Gym - Thursday, October 13, 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Our purpose is to interest students in each part of STREAM: science, technology, robotics, engineering, art, and math. Our events are coordinated with the Wisconsin Science Fest. Check out the WSF website for more info: https://wisconsinsciencefest.org/
The New Holstein Public Library, Brillion Public Library, and the Chilton Public Library along with Chilton Public Schools are planning events for the whole county, October 11-13, 2022. Pick up a free Science in a Bag STEM Kit (while supplies last) courtesy of the WSF at each public library. Other events in our area this month include Cave Tours at Ledge View Nature Center: https://www.ledgeviewnaturecenter.org/675/Halloween-Candlelight-Cave-Tour
Attendees will visit various tables & displays. Visit one activity in each S*T*R*E*A*M and earn a treat.
S – Sound Sandwich / Balloon Magic
T– Virtual Reality / Turing Tumbler
R – Sphero Race / Dash
E – Keva plank Challenge / Pumpkin Catapult
A – 3D Art / Rubik’s Cube Mosaics
M – Tangrams / Addition Subtraction Bingo
These events are free to the public. Attend one, attend all! Please share with any and all Calumet County residents.
First published on 19 November 2020 Posted in District News
Good Afternoon Chilton families, We are in our 12th week of in person instruction for the 2020-2021 School Year. There is GREAT pride in what we have accomplished as a result of the partnership between school and our families.
As we have continued with our on campus instruction, there have been a number of things that happen behind the scenes to make this a possibility every day. Most notable, is the dedication of our teachers, para-professionals, administrative assistants and administrators to substitute in the classrooms to provide coverage for those who are unable to be at work. This is no small feat as on average there is a need to cover up to 10 positions on a daily basis.
Our goal is to provide our students a high quality education during a pandemic and we know that the best place for our students is in school with their teacher. Teacher effectiveness is being challenged by COVID-19 and without healthy teachers we will be unable to have students in school. We have realized that in order to continue to provide in person instruction, teachers will need time to engage in activities that allow for best practices in meeting the diverse needs of students.
With this in mind, we will be adjusting the school calendar for the months of December and January. On Wednesdays, during these 2 months, the students will not attend school in person or virtually to provide the opportunity for teachers to engage in collaboration, assessment of academic and mental health of students, participate in professional development, plan for instruction and work with students who are falling behind.
Thank you so much for your continued support as we navigate these uncharted territories with the ultimate goal of providing a high quality in person education to our students. Attached to this email is the Power Point that was presented to our Board of Education last night please view for additional clarification.
As always, please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions.
