The Do Something Good Club is hosting their annual Tie Blanket Event!
Help make Tie Blankets for patients at the American Family Children's Hospital.
Wednesday October 14th 3-4pm in The Steam Room
Click Here to Sign Up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090B44A8AA22A6FA7-66281934-tieblankets#/
Help make Tie Blankets for patients at the American Family Children's Hospital.
Wednesday October 14th 3-4pm in The Steam Room
Click Here to Sign Up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090B44A8AA22A6FA7-66281934-tieblankets#/
We’re excited to welcome students back to school on Tuesday, Sept. 1! Check out our welcome-back video to see new opportunities to connect, learn, and achieve together in the new school year: https://youtu.be/vBw615r94yo
Listening to our students matters! This school year, we launched the Superintendent’s Advisory Committee to hear directly from high school students and learn from their inspiring ideas and perspectives.
https://www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us/article/2636849
So proud of our 5 students who were awarded the Cardinal’s Journey Award for being Community Oriented at last night’s Board of Education meeting! 🌟
Rohan Dileep, Beatrice Norman, Griffin Schumacher, Viola Ennis, Martell Stamps
#CardinalsJourney #CommunityOriented
Rohan Dileep, Beatrice Norman, Griffin Schumacher, Viola Ennis, Martell Stamps
#CardinalsJourney #CommunityOriented
I'm proud to share that Middleton Meals Matter – a nonprofit dedicated to fighting food insecurity that's led by Middleton High School students – collected more than 5,000 pounds of food and raised $1,500 at their donation drive last weekend! Thank you to these inspiring students for giving back to our community and supporting our neighbors in need!
We're excited to introduce our Staff Shoutout page, where staff, families, students and community members can share kind words about our amazing MCPASD team members! Visit the page and submit a shoutout: https://www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us/page/mcpasd-staff-shoutouts!
We’re excited to welcome our students back on Tuesday! Our team has been working hard and incorporating Cardinal’s Journey into everything we do. You can explore all things Cardinal’s Journey here. https://www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us/page/cardinals-journey
I'm proud to share that MCPASD has received an Aa1 credit rating from Moody’s Investors Service, one of the highest ratings for school districts in Wisconsin! This rating reflects our District’s overall financial health. Read why it matters to taxpayers: https://www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us/article/2354864!
Mr. Ren (the librarian) is looking for a maximum of 6 volunteers tomorrow, Wednesday, May 21st, between 8:00 - 2:00 to help build the pond that will be a part of the greenhouse project. We know this is last minute and there is no expectation to stay the whole time. Please jot down your name & time you can volunteer so he knows who to expect!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1drNSd7RV_NmXLdSA-jHDNIfQHF6HkF8lHtzhNAE3V6U/edit?tab=t.0
Honored to be recognized as a 2025 Wisconsin State Journal Top Workplace—the first school district to earn this award! This recognition reflects our commitment to empowering and supporting our amazing staff. Thank you to everyone who makes MCPASD a special place to work and learn. #TopWorkplace #MCPASDproud #DiscoverThe Difference
Congratulations to Sunset Ridge 4th grader Zhenya Sam for being selected as the Optimist Club of Cross Plains "Student of the Month."
Zhenya is a friendly, hard-working student who is always ready to help others. She helped Sunset Ridge launch the Safety Patrol program and volunteers in the morning to keep students safe during drop-off.
Zhenya is also helping design a new playground for our youngest students. This will be a tremendous addition to the school!
Sunset Ridge is a better place because Zhenya is a student there. Principal Wilfred was honored to join her family and the Optimist Club for this recognition.
Congratulations, Zhenya!
After careful consideration, the district has decided to close all schools today, Thursday, December 15, 2022.
All extracurricular activities will be canceled today, as well.
No School - Fall Break
11/23
11/24
11/25
The Sunset Ridge PTA is excited to bring back the tradition of the Winter Tea Art Showcase on Friday, December 9th. In order to make the event as magical for our students and families, we need your help! Please click on both signup links (one is for volunteering the day of the event and the other one is for the cookie donation). Each class needs to donate 14 dozen cookies - feel free to sign up for more than one slot on each link. The more help and participation we get, the better the event will be for the kiddos. The PTA can't run this event by themselves - participation is needed from families to make it successful!
Event Volunteer Signup:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040d44aaae2aa2f85-winter1
Cookie Signup:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040d44aaae2aa2f85-winter2
Winter Tea / Book Fair
The Winter Tea is returning to Sunset Ridge this year on Friday, December 9th. Join your kids for some cookies, tea, and punch while enjoying their artwork. The gym is turned into a winter wonderland and the Middleton High School Orchestra will be performing!
Winter Tea Times
9:40-10:10 4th Grade
10:20-10:50 1st Grade
12:20-12:50 2nd Grade
1:00-1:30 3rd Grade
1:40-2:10 Kindergarten
We will be hosting a Scholastic Book Fair during the Winter Tea event. This is a great time for parents and grandparents to do some holiday shopping!
No School This Upcoming Monday November 14th - PD DAY
Our West Middleton and Park Elementary testing sites will be open on Monday (1/17) and Friday (1/21). These sites will be closed from Tuesday - Thursday (1/18-1/20)
West Middleton Hours | 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Park Elementary Hours | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Our Clark Street Community School (CSCS) testing site remains open Monday - Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., including (1/17) for MLK Day.
Winter is here please make sure that your child/ren are dressed appropriately for outdoor recess.
Jackets, boots (extra socks), snow pants, hats and mittens are recommended for your child/ren!
*Snow pants are required when snow is present on the hill or grass areas, students who do not bring snow pants are required to stay on the black top only
These are the eight women who work tirelessly every day to ensure students have delicious and nutritious meals at school.
🍎Janet Ballweg
🍎Patricia Brings
🍎Amy Gundeck
🍎Lisa Hellenbrand
🍎Rhonda Kalscheur
🍎Kelly Lorandos
🍎Debra Lucey
🍎Diane Rhodes
🍎Todd Matuszak
🍎Amy Jungbluth
Our food services team is responsible for food ordering, food storage, menu planning, food preparation, and food delivery.
Last night, at our Board of Education meeting, these women were honored with the “Above and Beyond” award for distinguished customer service. Thank you for being flexible and adaptive during this pandemic!
