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The ESL/ELL students and family celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Teachers Jordan Rijpma, Sara Schulz, Lori Russ and Gina Cordero help in the celebrations.
Galena school district celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
GALENA–The Galena school district particpates in Hispanic Heritage Month activities to celebrate their culture! More specifically, the English as a Second Language/English-language … more
The Danielle Cline Group, powered by Keller Williams, has partnered with the Jo Daviess County Fair board to give each student a “golden ticket.” The golden ticket is a free student ticket for one-day entry at the Jo Daviess County Fair this summer. The Danielle Cline Group printed and distributed tickets to all of the Jo Daviess County schools. The fair is Thursday, August 3 through Sunday, August 6.
Cline Group and Fair board issue golden tickets to students
Euleila poetry winners selected
GALENA–The 2022 Euleila Poetry winners for seniors and freshmen at Galena High School were recently announced by the selection committee. Those who submitted poems were ranked based on a … more
Marlene Weidner stands with a flag that she will have her classmates sign as a memento to bring back home to Germany. Weidner spent the 2021-2022 school year as an exchange student at River Ridge High School.
An unforgettable school year: German exchange student Marlene Weidner spends year at River Ridge
HANOVER–Marlene Weidner has had many experiences in her exchange year at River Ridge that she will take back with her when she returns to her native Germany in less than two months. Weidner … more
Caleb Soat’s first place digital drawing of athletic shoes.
Woodbine Bend High School art competition
STOCKTON–On Thursday, April 27, after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Woodbine Bend Golf Course and Restaurant held their annual High School art competition. Art students from the … more
Students from Scales Mound stand by their mostly-completed mural in the men’s locker room at Galena’s Alice T. Virtue Memorial Pool. Front row: Carley Weis, Mickayla Bass, Katherine Bilderback, Rori Distler, Anika Stadel and Zoie Koehler. Back row: Sydney Driscoll, Garrett Pickel, Denali Fenn, Daphne Havens, Grace Behlke, Alyssa Wentz, Amanda Withington, Anna Wentz, Olivia Elizabeth Havens. Not pictured: Lila Anderson.
Students help create new Galena pool murals
GALENA–If you walked into the Alice T. Virtue Memorial Pool locker rooms on April 10 and 11, you would have been greeted by the sound of loud music and have seen colorful paintbrushes moving as … more
Six East Dubuque High School students sang in the Northwest Upstate Illini Conference music festival on Friday, March 17. Top choir and band students from the region were chosen to participate. The songs sung were “Fire” by Katarina Gimon, “Set Me as a Seal Upon Your Heart” by David N. Childs, “O Sing! Rejoice!” arr. by Liebergen, “When You Believe” arr. by Audrey Snyder, and a combined piece with band “Within These Hallowed Halls” by James Swearingen. From left; Madeline Heitkamp, Kaylee Nelson, Lily Rausch, Joelle Haven, Andrew Arling, and Hunter Trowbridge.
EDHS students participate in music festival
On Tuesday, March 28 the third graders in Mrs. Linda Schafer’s and Mrs. Deb Reese’s classes at River Ridge enjoyed their annual Fine Dining Field Trip. For several weeks, they learned about and practiced their best manners in Mrs. Kristy Leitzen’s guidance classes. Then their manners were put to the test when they dressed up and headed to Chestnut Mountain to enjoy a very “fancy” meal. Pictured here, from left: Mrs. Kristy Leitzen, Evelyn Allendorf, Zoey Altman, Aaliyah Thomas, Ruby Radick, Alivia Klippert and Brynley Gaul.
River Ridge students enjoy Fine Dining Field Trip
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Honor Roll Scales Mound Middle School SCALES MOUND–Scales Mound Middle School announced its honor rolls for the first quarter. Students who received high honors: sixth grade: William Eglseder. … more
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Betty Bookless, 4 For Christmas, Betty will open presents with her family on Christmas Eve morning. She thinks Santa is 100, and has a lot of elves. He has four reindeer and Rudolph, who is her favorite because of his red nose. He consumes cookies and milk, but saves some for his elves to have, too. The reindeer eat hay
Do you know about Santa Claus?
You are invited to come along on an extraordinary musical adventure with Mowgli, a boy raised by wolves in Jungle Book–The Musical on Thursday, March 30 and Friday, March 31 at 6 p.m. at the River Ridge Middle School. With the help of his friends–Baloo, the bear; Bagheera, the panther; and Kaa, the python–Mowgli is learning to survive as they teach him about ’Jungle Law.’ But the jungle is also the home of Shere Khan, the dangerous man-eating tiger who has vowed to destroy Mowgli. The musical is directed by Judy Tippett and Thomas Taylor. Tickets available at the door: $7 General Admission and $5 Students/Seniors. Back, from left: Johanna Rosenbach, Luke Holcomb, Sydnie Bertucci, Ella Dittmar, Genevieve Kidwell, Violet Golden, Wyatt Lehman, Russell Howard, Natalie Karberg and Daly Niccum. Front, from left: Hayden Bradbury, Clara Gerlich, Makenna Wurster, Frida Carriaga, Francis Howard, Christian Morhardt, Haddie Fogle, Wesley Haas, Natalie Haas, Piper Golden, Allie Karberg, and Izzy Wasmund.
RRMS presents Jungle Book–the Musical
East Dubuque High School’s Homecoming is this week. The Homecoming court includes, back, from left, Parker Shireman, Jacob Lange, Colin Sutter, Liam Thumser, Trey Bowman; and front, from left, Hannah Lehnhoff, Ella Runde, Milli Huntington, Camryn Strauser and Emily Gockel.
East Dubuque High School homecoming court
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