Need a sports physical? No sweat.
Wednesday, July 27 | Noon-5 pm
Mercyhealth–Elkhorn
839 N. Wisconsin St.
Elkhorn, WI
Please call (262) 245-0535 or toll-free (877) 893-5503 to schedule your appointment.
Physicals include a doctor’s exam and a sports medicine screening by an athletic trainer. They do not include blood tests or immunizations. One physical per appointment available for students up to age 18.
Please complete the health history portion of the child’s physical form before the appointment.
Cost: $40
Physicals are not billable to insurance. Cash, check or credit card payment is due at appointment. Child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Wear shorts, t-shirt and your glasses or contacts.
Congratulations to EAHS Automotive and Technology Education teacher Austin Thorson for being named one of 50 finalists for the 2022 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence.
The award honors excellent teaching in skilled trades education in U.S. public high schools. Austin is now in the running for one of 20 prizes totaling $1.25 million, which will be awarded in October.
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EAHS students partnered up with the Aurora Health Foundation this week to help unload a truck full of supplies that will benefit those served by the Aurora Health Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (S.A.N.E) program.
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Congratulations to all the EASD students that were recognized last night at our EL Celebration. Damian, Rubi, Andy, Briana, Victoria & Uriel all from Jackson reached English proficiency. So proud of you!
Congratulations Anna and Grace!
Anna was selected for the Wisconsin School Music Association Middle Level State Honors Band on trumpet, and Grace is the prioritized first alternate on bass clarinet! Anna and Grace performed auditions in April to compete for spots in this elite band. Nearly 1000 middle school students across the state of Wisconsin auditioned for the 305 spots in the program, including band, choir, and orchestra. Being accepted and recognized as an alternate are accomplishments that set them apart as being among the top middle school band students in the state.
Join our team! The Elkhorn Area School District is currently seeking an Administrative Assistant in the Student Services Department at the High School. This is a full time, year round position.
Apply online at https://bit.ly/3GN6PPp
Gardeners at the Elkhorn Middle School had a busy season! Many students and adult volunteers worked together on several worthwhile projects throughout the year.
Gardeners waited anxiously for spring of 2022 to arrive in order to check out seeds that were fall planted in early November. Sugar Maple seeds, Red Bud seeds, Tamarack seeds, and Whiter Cedar were included in the fall planting experiment. Seeds were planted in marked rows, covered with wet leaves, and protected by grates over the winter. Results yielded about a dozen Sugar Maple trees, a dozen Red Bud trees, and none of the other species. Thanks to a 9-ton donation of prairie topsoil from Allan Polyock of Zenda, the group will have twice as much area to experiment with next fall. 3 River Birch were also grown from seed in 2021 as well as a dozen weeping willow trees.
Volunteer, Mike Vance continued to furnish wood chips for a path through the garden area and FFA students pitched in to move material to areas where needed.
Mr. Fisher and Mr. Kurth teamed up with Mr. Hutson and FFA to restore the original mulched path leading to the large prairie pothole bordering the garden area. This was a huge undertaking that required many hours of hard work, but the teamwork paid off. Former teacher, Mr. Todd Heritage had constructed a T-shaped boardwalk that still connects the path to the prairie pothole. Students are now able to access pond water for testing and study of microscopic organisms living in the pond.
Another group of incoming 6th graders and parent volunteer, Mrs. Cyndi Borgen took on the restoration of 4 memorial benches located at the beginning of the garden trail. Mr. Mcburney made repairs to one of the benches and Mr. Trewyn arranged for the stain and brushes needed to complete the restoration.
And finally, the FFA garden was planted with peppers and tomatoes donated by Mr. Kruse and the high school FFA group and squash seeds donated by Ms. Eryca Card and the Builders Club. The garden also has cucumbers, beets, kale, peas, sweet peas, green beans, chives, asparagus, onions, milkweed, cosmos, dill, zinnia, royal red catchfly, peach daylily, red bee balm, giant Indian plantain, and potatoes donated by Mrs. Dailey. A watering system was installed by FFA students to care for plants over the summer.
Thank you to all who ventured out to help in some way! Your efforts really made a difference! And if you haven’t been out there yet, take a walk, check out all the projects or come up with one of your own! This is a large area with plenty of room for everyone!
(Article by Sonya Dailey volunteer gardener)
