District News

Congratulations to Addy on her historic track achievements at South Shore. After taking the podium in three events at sectionals, she went on to compete in Division III at the state meet in La Crosse on June 5-6. Addy placed 4th in 100m hurdles, 5th in 300m hurdles, and 10th in long jump! As a senior, she set four new school records: long jump, triple jump, 100-meter hurdles, and 300-meter hurdles. Her work ethic, and the success she garnered from it, are an inspiration for many Cardinals to come! 

Congratulations to the South Shore High School forensics team! After competing in local district competitions in March, all team members have qualified for State Finals at UW Madison on April 17. Team members perform in a variety of speech style competitions; some perform prepared speeches, readings, or short plays, while others do impromptu performances. Thanks to Mrs. Lallemont, Mrs. Kimball, and Mrs. Franson for their leadership in this program - and good luck at state!

Elementary students are combining fitness and giving back through the Kids Heart Challenge. As they work toward their goal, excitement is building around the possibility of duct taping Coach Bob to the wall.

Support them here: http://www2.heart.org/goto/southshore-portwing

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South Shore Elementary is selected by U.S. News and World Reports as one of the BEST schools!

The South Shore School District is pleased to announce the success of its $14.75 million facilities referendum, with unofficial results indicating 58% voter approval. This investment will address critical needs, including updates to heating, ventilation, and plumbing systems; construction of a secure entrance; expansion of classroom spaces and the fitness center; and ADA-compliant renovations.

On August 21, the South Shore School District Board unanimously adopted a resolution that will allow district residents to vote on a $14.75 million facilities referendum this November. The comprehensive plan is designed to ensure that our school continues to offer high-quality education in a safe and efficient setting, supporting both current students and future generations by addressing critical capital maintenance needs, enhancing safety and accessibility, and providing an updated learning environment for our students.

During the month of March, South Shore will be engaged in fun activities to inspire our students' love of reading.  Our goal is to have the 4K-6th grade students read a combined total of 10,000 minutes by March 27th! 

Over the past month, a large group of stakeholders within our community have dedicated multiple hours of their time over three workgroup meetings dedicated to future planning at South Shore.