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A group of Neenah High School students created cancer patient port pillows that were recently delivered to the staff at ...
14/05/2026

A group of Neenah High School students created cancer patient port pillows that were recently delivered to the staff at the ThedaCare Regional Cancer Center.

For patients undergoing chemotherapy, a medical port is often implanted near the collarbone. Standard car seatbelts can rub against these ports, causing significant discomfort during travel. These small, padded pillows wrap around the seatbelt, acting as a soft barrier that relieves pressure on the treatment site.

By the end of the school year, the students’ hard work filled two full boxes with handmade pillows.

Thank you to the students and the high school staff members who coordinated this project.

The Neenah Joint School District honored 18 employees who will be retiring following the 2025-26 school year at its annu...
14/05/2026

The Neenah Joint School District honored 18 employees who will be retiring following the 2025-26 school year at its annual retirement celebration on Wednesday. Congratulations to these educators and thank you for your dedication to our students!

Those honored were: Andy Braunel, Steve Camber, Karin Chaney, James Drews, Barb Duffeck, Amy Frost, Marty Granius, Heidi Gruse, Chris Jones, Polly Kelly, John Knaus, Kristin Mahoney, John Morgen, Shelley Peterson, Steve Prosek, Tricia Retzlaff, Sarah Swender and Dan Wiegman.

The Neenah Middle School pool will be closed for open swim tonight (Wednesday, May 12).The pool will be open on Thursday...
13/05/2026

The Neenah Middle School pool will be closed for open swim tonight (Wednesday, May 12).

The pool will be open on Thursday, May 14 and then Wednesdays and Thursdays through the end of May from 6-8 p.m.

Neenah High School Manufacturing and Engineering Academy students led Lakeview Elementary students through a STEAM Day t...
08/05/2026

Neenah High School Manufacturing and Engineering Academy students led Lakeview Elementary students through a STEAM Day today. The high school students designed hands-on activities for the elementary students that focused on the basics of science, technology, engineering, art and math. Included in the activities were an egg drop, paper airplane contest, tower building and coding.

This was the third and final STEAM Day the high school students have organized this school year, having also held them at Alliance and Tullar Elementary Schools.

Neenah Middle School eighth grade students in the Expedition Academy recently participated in real-world scenarios calle...
06/05/2026

Neenah Middle School eighth grade students in the Expedition Academy recently participated in real-world scenarios called the Amazing Shake. The high-stakes competition helped students master soft skills needed for real-world success.

Students practiced restaurant etiquette, ordering from the menu, calculating their tip and paying their bill. They then checked in at the airport with their boarding pass and ID before sitting next to a stranger and having to make conversation during their "flight." After they arrived, they participated in a mock job interview. Along the way, students navigated delays, mistakes and other adversity that they encountered.

Inspired by the Ron Clark Academy, the challenges were designed to test their composure and resilience. Students were graded in each of the areas by volunteers who assisted with the event.

Over 100 students from all levels of the Neenah Joint School District with with adaptive PE or other student disabilitie...
06/05/2026

Over 100 students from all levels of the Neenah Joint School District with with adaptive PE or other student disabilities participated in the fourth annual Neenah Applauding Student Abilities (NASA) event today at Neenah High School. High school student volunteers ran games and activities and served as student champions for their peers.

The day began with an opening ceremony inside the Performing Arts Center and then moved out to the track and football field. Thank you to everyone who organized and participated in this inspiring day!

Free summer lunches will be offered for all children 18 and under who reside in the Neenah Joint School District boundar...
05/05/2026

Free summer lunches will be offered for all children 18 and under who reside in the Neenah Joint School District boundary. Lunches will be served Monday-Friday from June 8-26 at Coolidge, Horace Mann, Spring Road, Taft and Tullar Elementary Schools from noon-12:45 p.m. Students attending summer school may eat with their families from noon-12:25 and the public is welcome from 12:25-12:45 each day.

Lunches will also be served at the Neenah Public Library on Monday-Friday from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. June 8-26 and July 6-31. All meals at the schools and the library must be eaten on site.

A Neenah High School team captured the UW-Oshkosh high school math competition last week as sophomores Andy Wang, Joey B...
05/05/2026

A Neenah High School team captured the UW-Oshkosh high school math competition last week as sophomores Andy Wang, Joey Buttron, Alex Johnson and Vinnie Wilson finished with the top score on the timed exam. Buttron was the individual winner in the sophomore division.

The team received a Newton's cradle for their first place trophy.

We are grateful for our educators all year long, but especially this week as we celebrate Educator Appreciation Week. Pl...
04/05/2026

We are grateful for our educators all year long, but especially this week as we celebrate Educator Appreciation Week. Please be sure to take time to thank our teachers, staff and all of those who positively impact our children in our Neenah schools. Thank you for all you do!

Taft Elementary students recently had a visit from WFRV Local 5 meteorologist Jordan Lamers, who taught the students ab...
04/05/2026

Taft Elementary students recently had a visit from WFRV Local 5 meteorologist Jordan Lamers, who taught the students about how weather is forecasted. He also shared with the students a behind-the-scenes look at how he does his television segment on camera.

Neenah High School had 14 students on four different teams participating at the recent VEX World Robotics championships ...
04/05/2026

Neenah High School had 14 students on four different teams participating at the recent VEX World Robotics championships in St. Louis. The team of Jack DeMenter and Jack Henry had Neenah’s highest finish, placing 36th of 85 teams in the spirit division and earning a skills ranking of 25th out of 511 teams.

The group of Graham Engelhart, Jason Harris, Nolan Morrow, Noah Sabatke and Elliot Seidling placed 49th of 87 teams in the innovate division and also won the Pit Design Contest out of all 811 teams with their Tyrannosaurus VEX-themed station. The duo of Sam and Oliver Bontorno placed 37th of 87 teams, and the quintet of Caleb Barczak, Joey Button, Nolan Manteufel, Joel Ostermeier and Vinny Wilson was 31st of 87 teams in the technology division.

Neenah Middle School had eight students participating on two teams. The team of Gus Goethel, Blake Hawley, Ben Bontorno and Deklan Portelli placed 35th of 83 teams in the design division. The group of Wyatte Spice, Hudson Hendries, Oliver Breitzman and Zach Liesener won the prestigious Inspire Award for a team that demonstrates outstanding leadership through action to other teams. This team was identified by their peers as a leader in innovative and creative design. The team finished 70th of 83 teams in the research division.

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