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Welcome to The School District of New Richmond family! At the SDNR, we pride ourselves on our support and collaboration between our schools and community. Our Tiger Pride is felt everywhere! Our district aims to meet the needs of all of our students and families in order to maintain an inviting community. We are dedicated to continuously connecting our families to the latest resources and opportunities within our district.
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Referendum Vote Unofficial Results
Thank you to our voters! District residents have approved our facilities referendum by an unofficial
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Thank you to our voters! District residents have approved our facilities referendum by an unofficial margin of 2,562 yes votes to 1,851 no votes. This is a huge opportunity for our students, schools, and community. On behalf of our SDNR students, staff, and community, thank you for your support.
Make sure to mark your calendars for the third annual Stomp The Stigma Event on May 11. Our
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Make sure to mark your calendars for the third annual Stomp The Stigma Event on May 11. Our district's Wellness Committee has worked hard to make this very popular event better than ever.
Coffee and Conversation with Superintendent Miller
Please join Superintendent Miller for a cup of coffee and school-related conversation on May 14,
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Please join Superintendent Miller for a cup of coffee and school-related conversation on May 14, 2024. This will be our last coffee and conversation event of the school year. The event is located at the New Richmond Middle School from 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. We hope to see you there!
The School District of New Richmond Wellness Committee presents the 3rd Annual Stomp the Stigma Walk
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The School District of New Richmond Wellness Committee presents the 3rd Annual Stomp the Stigma Walk for Mental Health Awareness. This event will take place on May 11, 2024.
Things to Know: ~ 10:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.: Welcome at the Middle School ~ 11:00 a.m.: Walk to the High School Stadium Begins ~ Health fair at NRHS Stadium after the walk ~ Kid activities at NRHS Stadium after the walk ~ Concessions available at NRHS Stadium after the walk ~ FREE shirts are first come the day of - OR - you can purchase and receive your shirt in advance to guarantee your size. Ordering ahead is $10 per shirt. You can order ahead here: https://stores.mooreimprints.com/stompthestigma/shop/home.
More than 1 in 5 U.S. adults live with a mental illness and 50% of mental health problems are established by the age of 14. Help us Stomp the Stigma!
Building Construction Class: Teaching Today WI Feature!
New Richmond High School's Building Construction class has been featured by Teaching Today
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New Richmond High School's Building Construction class has been featured by Teaching Today Wisconsin! To learn all about the various projects happening in class, please see page 13 of the Teaching Today WI Magazine HERE.
We are excited to celebrate our last Try It Tuesday of the school year on May 21! Our Try It Tuesday
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We are excited to celebrate our last Try It Tuesday of the school year on May 21! Our Try It Tuesday food in May is kale. Students who wear bracelets from any Try It Tuesday this school year will be entered into a drawing for a prize!
Our Science Olympians traveled to the state meet at UW Stevens Point. We had a great day and scored
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Our Science Olympians traveled to the state meet at UW Stevens Point. We had a great day and scored 14th out of 48 teams! Here are our top-placing events:
Codebusters - 10th place - Nick Jarchow, Braden Salmon, Alex Modesette
Wind Power - 9th place - Luke Mews, Wyatt Stellrecht
Ecology - 8th place - Carter Stueve and Alex Modesette
Astronomy - 7th place - Alliance Ingabire, Ryland Hjelmen
Precision Medicine - 7th place - Nick Jarchow, Aaden Cudd
Geologic Mapping - 3rd place - Kyle Henderson, Dylan Andre
Horticulture - 3rd place - Lillia Miller, Gabby Tesar
Also, a shoutout to our Spanish department! There were at least two questions on the codebusters exam that were written in Spanish! Here is a list of our team members:
Varsity - Luke Mews, Ryland Hjelmen, Declan Grubbs, Aaden Cudd, Braden Salmon, Wyatt Stellrecht, Alex Modesette, Nick Jarchow, Katelyn Doehrmann, Lillia Miller, Gabby Tesar, Carter Stueve, Alliance Ingabire
Are you involved with a local business or organization that has a focus on mental health? We need
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Are you involved with a local business or organization that has a focus on mental health? We need you! We are looking to recruit you for our Mental Health Wellness Fair during our 2024 Stomp The Stigma event. Details here: https://www.newrichmond.k12.wi.us/.../stomp-the-stigma.cfm#NRTigers
Please contact Nikke if you are interested: nhafemeyer@newrichmond.k12.wi.us.
The DPI Farm to School Newsletter came out with a feature on our Farm to School Program that was the
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The DPI Farm to School Newsletter came out with a feature on our Farm to School Program that was the culmination of five hours of interviews! Congratulations to all! These fantastic achievements take a village willing to work hard every day. Our students are so proud of the work they do to produce food for their peers and community!
Our 3rd Annual Stomp The Stigma event is looking for volunteers to help out with things like
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Our 3rd Annual Stomp The Stigma event is looking for volunteers to help out with things like crossing guard work, concessions stand work, and kid activity guides. Please contact Erica to be a volunteer: epremeau@newrichmond.k12.wi.us.
In Ms. Anderson's graphic design class last semester, all the students worked on a design for
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In Ms. Anderson's graphic design class last semester, all the students worked on a design for the Empty Bowls t-shirts. Megan Affeldt's design was chosen as the winning design for the shirts. She is a junior at NRHS. Congratulations, Megan!
The School District of New Richmond encourages growth for all through our strategic plan. In order
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The School District of New Richmond encourages growth for all through our strategic plan. In order to help our staff continue to grow and advance their skills, we hold Rising Leaders meetings. Our District Rising Leaders focus on preparing for leadership roles in a variety of ways. Thank you, Rising Leaders, for all of your hard work!
Our NRHS Pilot Class on Drones has been published in Teaching Today WI and Transportation Today WI.
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Our NRHS Pilot Class on Drones has been published in Teaching Today WI and Transportation Today WI. The article can be found on page 38 using this link: https://www.teachingtodaywi.com/TTWIWinter2023.pdf.
Starr Elementary's School Nutrition Pro, Veronica Johnson is being nationally recognized as a
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Starr Elementary's School Nutrition Pro, Veronica Johnson is being nationally recognized as a Trayblazer by General Mills! Check out this wonderful story of her passion for feeding kids. We are so lucky to have Veronica on our team! #NRTigers
Congratulations to Paperjack Elementary on receiving the 2023 National Blue Ribbon Award for
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Congratulations to Paperjack Elementary on receiving the 2023 National Blue Ribbon Award for Exemplary High-Performing Schools! Paperjack Elementary School is one of 353 schools in the nation and one of eight schools from Wisconsin to be recognized in 2023. The recognition is based on a school's overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps among student groups on assessments.
"The honorees for our 2023 National Blue Ribbon Schools Award have set a national example for what it means to Raise the Bar in education," said U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona.
National Blue Ribbon Schools serve as models of effective and innovative school practices for state and district educators and other schools throughout the nation. The U.S. Department of Education recognizes all schools in one of two performance categories, based on all student scores, subgroup student scores, and graduation rates: Exemplary High-Performing Schools (are among their state's highest performing schools as measured by state assessments or nationally normed tests) and Exemplary Achievement Gap-Closing Schools (are among their state's highest performing schools in closing achievement gaps between a school's student groups and all students).
Paperjack Elementary will be announced at the awards ceremony on Thursday, November 16, and Friday, November 17, 2023, in Washington DC!
We are proud of Paperjack Elementary for being presented with this honorable award.
Here is what our staff members have to say about receiving the National Blue Ribbon Award:
"I couldn't be more proud and thrilled that Paperjack Elementary has been awarded the Blue Ribbon Award, the most prestigious national award a school can earn! I am truly blessed to be part of an amazing school of students, families, teachers, staff, and leadership!" ~ Heidi Johnson Weyer - 1st Grade Teacher
"Our Paperjack students are amazing - they are artists, musicians, athletes, learners, readers, leaders, and so much more! It felt great to know that Paperjack was selected as a Blue Ribbon School. There are so many bright and loving people that make it a great place to be." ~ Dakkota Mark - Music Teacher
"Honestly, this award is for the people of Paperjack. Whether it's the students, the staff, or the families, this award celebrates the powerful, connected, and loving feeling that breathes through this building. Everyone here makes this school the best community I have ever worked in." ~ Kieran DuHoux - 4th Grade Teacher
"Teaching at Paperjack has been unlike any other workplace I have experienced. It is a school where you can feel the positive energy when you walk through the doors. We are truly part of a team with the common goal of building relationships and taking ownership of the learning and well-being of every person who spends their days here. Being invested in the success and belonging of all makes Paperjack a great place to work and learn each and every day." ~ Jennifer Riordan - 4th Grade Teacher
"I have always been proud to be a Tiger and teach for the School District of New Richmond. I am beyond thrilled to hear the announcement that Paperjack Elementary has received the National Blue Ribbon Award. Paperjack has a very student-centered, progressive, and positive environment that makes every student and staff feel welcome. I am blessed to be a part of our awesome Paperjack family!" ~Julie Gilbertson - 2nd Grade Teacher
It is with great pride that the School District of New Richmond announces a wonderful
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It is with great pride that the School District of New Richmond announces a wonderful accomplishment. Rose Gillis, an NRHS graduate who is studying to be a future agriscience instructor and FFA advisor herself, has earned the American FFA Degree. This is the highest honor bestowed upon a member of the organization after YEARS of hard work and dedication. Less than one percent of the 945,000+ FFA members ever achieve this status, and she has been approved for this amazing achievement. In 1988, Gillis' teacher, Rachel Sauvola, also achieved this accomplishment and commends Gillis on reaching this esteemed level. In order to reach this level, Gillis has to first earn her Discovery, Greenhand, Chapter, and State FFA Degrees. Congratulations, Rose Gillis, on this honor that truly exemplifies your commitment to agriculture. Setting goals and working hard every day to reach them is how you have earned the American FFA Degree. The School District of New Richmond is very proud!
The School District of New Richmond is honored to announce that Abby Sauvola made it into the
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The School District of New Richmond is honored to announce that Abby Sauvola made it into the National FFA Chorus. She will be at the National FFA Convention from Saturday, October 28, through Sunday, November 5. Sauvola will meet the other FFA members from across the country, get her music, practice, and then perform every day on the national stage where over 70,000 FFA members gather in Indianapolis, Indiana. Performances will be held during the sessions, shows, and concerts throughout the convention. There are only 50 members chosen out of hundreds of applications! This would not have been possible without the extra efforts made by Jodi Mealey, helping to get the audition sent in. Mealey also assisted back in February with Sauvola's audition to the State FFA Honors Chorus. Sauvola had a tremendous time performing and singing two solo pieces during the State FFA Convention and Wisconsin State Fair as a result of her being chosen to be in our State Chorus. This was her second year singing at the state level. She was one of 72 students selected out of over 21,000 members in Wisconsin. Congratulations, Abby Sauvola, on a grand accomplishment!
The School District of New Richmond is excited to announce that Rain Taylor has received a National
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The School District of New Richmond is excited to announce that Rain Taylor has received a National nomination for the National FFA Talent Competition after placing fifth at the State FFA Convention. With the help of Jodi Mealey, Taylor submitted her audition for National FFA Talent and was able to perform at State. Although Taylor was not selected to compete in Nationals this year, we are thrilled with her accomplishments and hope to see her performing again soon! Congratulations, Rain Taylor, on this amazing accomplishment!
Sauvola Named Wisconsin Association of Agricultural Educators Teacher Mentor of the Year
The School District of New Richmond is honored to announce the recent accomplishments of our
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The School District of New Richmond is honored to announce the recent accomplishments of our Agriscience Instructor, Rachel Sauvola. In June of 2023, Sauvola was named the Wisconsin Association of Agricultural Educators Teacher Mentor of the Year! Sauvola was selected by agriculture teacher peers to receive this esteemed recognition. Sauvola enjoys impacting teachers across the state and country in all stages of their educational journeys and looks forward to continuing her growth as well.
Sauvola also had the opportunity to teach agriculture teachers from around Wisconsin at the Ag Inquiry Institute in Oshkosh, WI. She was able to do this through her role as a Mentor Facilitator for the National Association of Agricultural Educators.
Sauvola was also nominated and chosen to receive the Honorary American FFA Degree, the highest honor bestowed upon the organization for non-student members. This honor recognizes individuals who have provided exceptional service on a national level to agriculture, agricultural education, and FFA. Individuals selected have served their community and have supported the agriculture industry. Four people from Wisconsin were selected this year to receive their degree at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana in early November.
“All of our recent successes are an incredible start to year 25 and nothing I would have ever imagined happening,” says Sauvola. “It's proof that when students and teachers like me begin their agricultural journey in the 6th grade, starting to set goals for themselves, anything is possible. I am blessed to be in New Richmond, a community that supports agricultural education!”
Congratulations, Rachel Sauvola, on your many accomplishments, and we are excited to see what you will achieve next!
Cole Trosen, New Richmond Senior, was accepted on a full scholarship to train this summer with the
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Cole Trosen, New Richmond Senior, was accepted on a full scholarship to train this summer with the Joffrey Ballet School in New York City. Cole has danced at Short Dance Studios for 11 years and has trained in a variety of dance styles including tap, jazz, ballet, and contemporary.
Cole credits the Short Dance Studio owners and instructors for his strong technical training that helped him stand out at his auditions this spring.
At our School Board Meeting on June 19, 2023, the New Richmond High School Student Handbook for
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At our School Board Meeting on June 19, 2023, the New Richmond High School Student Handbook for the 2023-2024 academic year was approved. To view the New Richmond High School Student Handbook please click HERE.
Our District website is new and up-to-date, but that's not all! Be sure to explore our updated
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Our District website is new and up-to-date, but that's not all! Be sure to explore our updated Athletics and Activities website as well. There you can find game recaps, the latest news, scores, live streaming information and so much more! To view our new Athletics and Activities site, click HERE.
Attention all parents and students of The School District of New Richmond! Our annual Jump Start
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Attention all parents and students of The School District of New Richmond! Our annual Jump Start program is back and better than ever, helping students grow to their full potential as they prepare for the upcoming school year.
Starting on July 10, our Tigers will JUMP in and START learning, sharpening their skills and boosting their confidence. Jump Start is the perfect way to review knowledge and build a solid foundation for success. If your child is enrolled, please mark your calendars for July 10 and watch your Tiger roar their way into a bright future!
The distinguished WSMA State Honors Camp at UW-Green Bay is underway! Multiple New Richmond
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The distinguished WSMA State Honors Camp at UW-Green Bay is underway! Multiple New Richmond Tigers will be performing during the month of June. Otto and Kyle are playing trumpet in the Jazz Band, while Sierra and Wyatt are singing in the Mixed Choir! Good luck to all of our Tigers and have fun performing.
The New Richmond High School Athletic Hall of Fame committee has elected six candidates to be the
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The New Richmond High School Athletic Hall of Fame committee has elected six candidates to be the Hall's Class of 2023 inductees.
Congratulations to Andrea Beuning, Merlin, Frank, Brett Gjovik, Kat Keller and Scott Peterson. Bill Komula will be inducted for his distinguished service to the New Richmond Athletics Department.
To read more about these inspiring Tiger Athletes, please visit our New Richmond Athletics and Activities page.
Exciting announcement: Introducing the Updated Tigers Athletics and Activities Site! We are thrilled
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Exciting announcement: Introducing the Updated Tigers Athletics and Activities Site!
We are thrilled to unveil our new and dynamic Athletics and Activities site that showcases the vibrant world available to our New Richmond Tigers! This site was designed with our students, parents, and community in mind, and aims to provide an engaging experience for everyone. Whether you are a sports fan, an aspiring artist, or simply seeking a glimpse into extracurricular opportunities, this new site will be a go-to destination.
Thank you for your support and enthusiasm as we celebrate our Tigers of New Richmond!