Three Neenah High School juniors attained perfect composite scores on the recent ACT exams. Juniors Andrew Hou, Ethan Hou and Erik Kraus all achieved the rare honor. Neenah has now had seven students achieve perfect scores over the past four years. Andrew Hou and Kraus each scored 36 in each subject area of their exam. Andrew’s twin brother, Ethan, achieved...
Read more on Three Neenah Students Achieve Perfect ACT ScoresAn experienced educator as a classroom teacher, literacy coach and administrator, Karen Russell has been named the new principal at Taft Elementary School in Neenah. The hire is pending Board of Education approval at its April 20 meeting. Russell has spent the past four years as the Associate Principal at Howe Elementary Community School in Green Bay. She...
Read more on Russell Selected as Taft PrincipalNeenah High School plans to hold in-person commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2021 on May 26 in the Ron Einerson Fieldhouse. Each of the approximately 480 graduates will be provided two tickets to the ceremony. The bleachers will be apportioned into 480 separate and distanced spots for pairs of two to sit. Masks will be required at the event. The...
Read more on Neenah High School to Hold In-Person GraduationNeenah's middle school forensics team captured its first-ever state championship in the small team division of the Wisconsin Middle Level Forensics Association tournament. The team competed virtually in six tournaments this season. Small teams consist of 5-6 members and the Neenah team was comprised of Alivia Haller, Evelyn Menchl, Madison Oeftger, Joseph...
Read more on Middle School Forensics Wins State TitleFive Neenah High School DECA students qualified for the International Career Development Conference this spring, while six others earned awards at the recent Wisconsin Virtual State competition. Senior Clara Padgham won the Apparel and Accessories category to qualify for the international meet, which will be held virtually this year from April 19-23. Two Neenah...
Read more on Five DECA Students Advance to International MeetRoosevelt Elementary fifth grade student Mackenzie Kujawa has been selected as the winner of a $1,000 college scholarship from the Carson Scholars Fund. The award was made possible by an endowed scholarship donation that honors a Roosevelt student every year. This is the sixth year of the award. The money will be held in an account to gain interest and be awarded...
Read more on Kujawa Receives Carson Scholarship AwardRegistration for four-year-old kindergarten for the 2021-22 school year is now open. Register your future Rocket by clicking here. For more information on the 4K program, visit our District 4K page.
Read more on 4K Registration for 2021-22 Now OpenFamilies who live in the Neenah Joint School District whose children do not attend public schools or are not yet age-eligible are invited to fill out the District's census form to be included in potential enrollment communications from the District. The census is especially intended for parents with children under the age of four who would...
Read more on Fill Out Our District CensusNeenah Joint School District residents will see a property tax increase of 98 cents per $1,000 of property value in 2021, which is one cent lower than projected following the passage of a referendum in April. The tax levy was certified by the Board of Education at a special meeting on October 27. The total mill rate will be $7.84 per $1,000 of property value, which...
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