Heather is always finding creative and engaging ways to keep students motivated and excited to learn. She goes above and beyond both in and out of the classroom to ensure every student has access to academics and enrichment opportunities.

Her caring nature, enthusiasm and commitment make her a wonderful support and a strong advocate for kids.

Thank you, Heather, for putting students first and bringing so much energy and heart to your work!

A troubled young parolee yearning for a fresh start follows her dreams to Wisconsin, based on a page from an old travel book, only to find a small town with a gritty heart aching with longing and regret. Unexpectedly discovering the healing power of community while working at the Spitfire Grill, Percy reawakens the entire town’s capacity for rebirth, forgiveness and hope. Set to a melodic folk-inspired score, The Spitfire Grill is a joyous celebration of human kindness.

Dates:

• October 16, 17, 23, 24 at 7 p.m.
• October 18, 25 at 2 p.m.

Location:

Indian Trail High School and Academy Auditorium
6800 60th Street
51����, WI 53144

Tickets:

• $15 General Admission
• $10 Seniors/Students/Staff

Free child care is available, and a meal will be provided. You do not need to be affiliated with 51���� to participate in family education programs—we welcome all members of our community!

Event Details:

• Tuesday, Oct. 6
• 5-7 p.m.
• Lance Middle School, 4515 80th Street
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Non-51���� families and community members: Community members who are NOT current 51���� students, families, or staff must join our to register for this event. Once you’re a member, you’ll receive information about and be able to register for future events without needing to rejoin the group.

During his visit, Governor Evers saw Tremper students in action—from analyzing characters and themes in A Raisin in the Sun to building connections in French class to conducting hands-on ecology experiments exploring how different types of road salt affect ice.

We’re proud to showcase the engaging, hands-on learning happening every day in our classrooms!

Visit our Dual Credit webpage for more information about these programs, including eligibility requirements and application materials.

Application Deadlines:

• October 1: Spring classes
• February 1: Summer classes (ECCP only)
• March 1: Fall classes

Don’t miss this chance to get a head start on your college journey!

To view the complete list, visit the 51���� Annual Notices page.

As we begin the 26-27 school year, we’re excited to launch the Math Talk Family Newsletter, a new resource to help build family engagement and strengthen the home-school connection around math. Starting this week, each grade level’s newsletter will be posted on our school website in both English and Spanish, covering that month’s math focus, a book pairing, a vocabulary corner, “Try This at Home” activities, a featured Standard for Mathematical Practice, and math talk prompts you can use at home.

We hope this makes it easier to understand what your child is learning and gives you simple, low-pressure ways to talk about math together. Each month grade level Math Talk Family Newsletters will be posted on school websites (available in both English and Spanish). If you have any questions about the content, please reach out directly to your student’s teacher.

Thank you for partnering with us this year!

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Come cheer on our athletes as they take the field for an exciting night of competition.

Event details:

• Doubleheaders begin at 5 p.m.
• Games conclude around 8:30 p.m.
• Enjoy bites from Fry Daddy’s food truck and Pawlie’s ice cream truck
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Bring your family and friends and help us celebrate this exciting new opportunity for girls in 51����-area athletics!

Bradford, Indian Trail and Tremper each fielded teams of approximately 24 girls, with each team competing in two games during the inaugural competition.

The Donald Driver-Driven NFL FLAG Football League provides a fun, safe and empowering environment for female athletes to learn the game, build confidence and compete alongside their peers. The non-contact format emphasizes football fundamentals, teamwork, sportsmanship and character development while creating an opportunity for athletes of all skill levels to participate.

“We are honored to be part of this pioneering initiative in Southeast Wisconsin that will allow our students to grow, compete and flourish,” said 51���� Coordinator of Athletics Nick Myers. “51���� Unified prides itself on the extracurricular opportunities we provide our students, and the addition of girls’ flag football enhances those opportunities for our female students.”

51���� Unified looks forward to seeing its student-athletes continue to grow and flourish both on and off the field through this new opportunity.

“This program is a great example of what can happen when schools and communities come together for our students,” said 51���� Superintendent Dr. Jeff Weiss. “Investing in students creates opportunities for them to build leadership, confidence and lifelong skills that will serve them well in both school and beyond.”

Community members are encouraged to support these student athletes at upcoming games. The includes finalized dates, times and locations, although some matchups may be adjusted.