Fall Concert and Dinner is on October 27. Dinner is served at 5:00. Concert at 6:00.
Teaching and Learning: Focus on Student Agency and Flexible Learning Spaces
Sometimes what seems like a barrier turns into an opportunity. Heading into the coming school year without a full-time science teacher on staff, the district decided to dump out the building blocks and think differently about time, space and what learning can look and feel like. What resulted is a structure that incorporates the strength of having a licensed virtual teacher, providing a guaranteed and viable curriculum, partnered with an in-house learning facilitator team focused on how students learn to own their path and take responsibility for learning. It combines and teaches authentic skills students will need as they head into the workforce. Better yet, the students will be co-creating the program!
Spotlight on Alumni
Skyler Dural-Eder,graduating class of 2009, is currently the Executive Director of the Northwest Wisconsin Concentrated Employment Program, helping connect job-seekers with careers. "One of the things I loved about Butternut School was..."
LEARN MOREStrategic Planning Process
As we continue to evolve and develop our school district to address the changing needs of our graduates and community, it's critical that we create a strong strategic plan to guide us.
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Did you know that every eligible Butternut high school graduates automatically receives up to $20,000 in scholarship money toward post-secondary education?
Professional Learning
Designing relevant and engaging student learning experiences is our goal. Supporting educators through professional learning to continuously examine practice, hone skills and stay tuned in to what students need is an integral part of our work in the school.
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