Washington, D.C. Trip Fundraiser now through December 18th:
The Booster club is partnering with our students to raise funds for their Washington, D.c. Trip in 2027. This is a raffle with a $2000-1st prize and a $500 2nd prize. There will only be 500 tickets sold.
Tickets are $20 each and are available from any student going on the 2027 trip or any booster club member. We accept cash, checks made out to Winside Public School or Venmo@WinsideBoosterClub-please include ticket numbers in your Venmo.
Thanks for supporting our students!

Attention Book Blaster families! We have only a few days left! Now is the time to contribute through the invitation from your favorite student or to make a school-wide contribution: https://app.booksarefun.com/WinsidePS68790. You have until Sunday night to contribute.
Thank you to everyone in our community and beyond that have contributed to our Book Blast event! Your support will help students take home as many books as possible, up to 10 each. In our quest to promote literacy and reading, every new book is like gold to be treasured!
Thank you to everyone in our community and beyond that have contributed to our Book Blast event! Your support will help students take home as many books as possible, up to 10 each. In our quest to promote literacy and reading, every new book is like gold to be treasured!
The American Red Cross is offering free smoke alarms for the deaf and hard of hearing. Please share this with anyone you know in need.

Veteran's Day 2025

We are so close to our goal of 60% participation. We currently are at 53.68%. Book Blast contributions help ensure all our students receive books. After your student earns all 10 books from the book list, additional contributions help provide more books for all our students, classrooms, and the library. Plus there’s still a chance to be entered into the Disney trip giveaway!




WSC students will be here on November 3rd to facilitate math activities for our elementary students and their families. Come enjoy the fun!

Honor Roll recipients for Q1.








Perfect attendance Q1 for high school and elementary students. Students were not absent or tardy to any period during the quarter.


Elementary report cards are coming home today from 1st quarter. They will be in a Winside envelope with your child's name on it. Please sign the envelope for Q1 and return with your child on Monday.

Elementary Math Night
Wayne State College students will be coming on Monday, November 3 from 6:00-7:30pm to play fun math games with students in grades PK-6. There is a rotation time of activities.
Please come and enjoy the Math fun with Wayne State College students.
Wayne State College students will be coming on Monday, November 3 from 6:00-7:30pm to play fun math games with students in grades PK-6. There is a rotation time of activities.
Please come and enjoy the Math fun with Wayne State College students.

Reminder that decorated pumpkins and monster bags (if students choose to do them) are due on Monday, October 27. Voting will start at 10:00am on Monday.

Elementary Families,
Our Book Blast event has just a few days left, and the response we’ve had is AMAZING. Thank You!
There’s still time to get in on the fun, earn books for your student, and have a chance to win the Epic Treasure Chest! Please get your 10 invitations sent to friends and families.
Remember, 100% of all contributions stay with the school in the form of books for our students, books for our school, and classroom supplies for our teachers.
Our Book Blast event has just a few days left, and the response we’ve had is AMAZING. Thank You!
There’s still time to get in on the fun, earn books for your student, and have a chance to win the Epic Treasure Chest! Please get your 10 invitations sent to friends and families.
Remember, 100% of all contributions stay with the school in the form of books for our students, books for our school, and classroom supplies for our teachers.




Elementary students learned about the Book Blast Program yesterday. Send invitations to at least 10 friends or family members to support our students through the link provided on the treasure map.




Congratulations to our Currency Believers and Achievers local winners!
Next week on the NSAA will announce the 48 state-wide winners that will be recognized throughout the 25-26 school year. Stay tuned to the NSAA Facebook page and/or the NSAA website for that announcement.
Next week on the NSAA will announce the 48 state-wide winners that will be recognized throughout the 25-26 school year. Stay tuned to the NSAA Facebook page and/or the NSAA website for that announcement.


The Elementary Student Council would like Pre-K through 6th grade to join in the fun as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week, October 27th-31st. All households should be receiving the flyer this week to start planning for the dress-up days.

We want to inform you that a few students in our school have recently been diagnosed with Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease. We are taking extra cleaning and safety measures to help prevent the spread.
Please review the attached images for important information on symptoms, prevention, and when to keep your child home.
Thank you for helping us keep our school healthy and safe.
Please review the attached images for important information on symptoms, prevention, and when to keep your child home.
Thank you for helping us keep our school healthy and safe.


September students of the month in the high school for our core four words of respectful, responsible, safe, and kind were awarded yesterday. Award winners were: Paxton Janke (respectful), Payton Wylie (responsible), Mason Gnirk (safe), and Tinsley Schwedhelm (kind).
Congratulations!
Congratulations!

September students of the month for exemplifying our core four words: respectful, responsible, safe, and kind. Award winners were: Kortney Jaeger (Respectful), Sloane Klabenes (Responsible), Tate Petersen (Safe), and Corben Krause (Kind).
Congratulations!
Congratulations!

Kindness Awards - October 8
Hailey - helping others with math lessons
Jensen - stayed after class to help clean up art supplies
Taleya - in math class, she saw that a worksheet was on each student's desk. She placed a pencil next to each student's worksheet so her peers would be ready for class.
Faith - holding the door open for students in the morning.
Keelie - helping students in the classroom.
Hailey - helping others with math lessons
Jensen - stayed after class to help clean up art supplies
Taleya - in math class, she saw that a worksheet was on each student's desk. She placed a pencil next to each student's worksheet so her peers would be ready for class.
Faith - holding the door open for students in the morning.
Keelie - helping students in the classroom.

Kindness Awards - October 1
Bentley -Respectful, listens, and follows directions in Guidance
Ryleigh - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Braxton - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Bently - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Matthew - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Rhettley - Cleaned up her table at lunch so there wasn't a mess left behind
Bentley -Respectful, listens, and follows directions in Guidance
Ryleigh - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Braxton - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Bently - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Matthew - Helped clean up tables and chairs
Rhettley - Cleaned up her table at lunch so there wasn't a mess left behind

