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Sixth grade STEM students at River Ridge Middle School built balsa wood bridges in class. Students tested the bridges to see which was strongest, from left: Alexa Rowles, Jordan Ballard and Alex Navarro-Garcia.
RRMS building bridges
Kylie Stiles, Evalyn Poll, Avery Koch and Lorelei DeLoach show the plants that they potted as part of Galena FFA and FFA alumni’s ExtravAGanza that took place on the Galena practice fields on May 10. Students from the Galena Primary School participated in a variety of different ag-related activities that were led by high school FFA students.
Galena hosts ExtravAGanza: GPS students introduced to world of agriculture
SW discusses social emotional learning
HAZEL GREEN, Wis.–The Southwestern School Board approved the creation of a social emotional learning coaching position for the district at its May 11 meeting. Social emotional learning has … more
Scales Mound’s Mitchel Travis was elected on April 20 as the 2022-2023 Section 1 vice president for FFA.
Travis elected as vice president
Galena sophomore Julia Pellegrino displayed her artwork ‘Moths of Slime Rancher’ at the Galena High School National Arts Honor Society art show held at the Galena Center for the Arts on Tuesday, May 10.
GHS hosts art show
Lillian Dickerson, a 2020 Galena High School graduate, was awarded the UW-Platteville Foundation Excellence in Leadership Award at the university’s 31st annual leadership awards on April 22. The award recognizes outstanding leadership by a freshman, sophomore, junior or non-graduating senior.
Dickerson earns leadership award
Ben Behlke, a 2018 Galena High School graduate, was selected as a recipient of the Chancellor’s Medallion at UW-Platteville’s 31st annual leadership awards held on April 22. The Chancellor’s Medallion recognizes an individual for outstanding leadership by a graduating senior.
Behlke receives UW-P Chancellor’s Medallion
Lucas Hanley and Lucy Roventine were named the prom king and queen during East Dubuque’s grand march held at the Clarke University Atrium on Saturday, April 30.
East Dubuque royalty
Newly crowned Prom King Ben Moyer waves to the crowd with newly crowned Prom Queen Maia Kropp, after the grand march at Grant Park on Saturday, May 7.
Pirate royalty
James Salazar, Madisen Glasgow and Sam Eaton each placed at the IHSA journalism state meet that was held on April 22 at Heartland Community College.
Success at state: GHS journalism team has three place at state competition
GALENA–The tradition of success for Galena High School’s journalism team continued on April 22 as three Galena High School students: James Salazar, Madisen Glasgow and Sam Eaton placed at … more
Aly Anderson was one of the recipients of the first Emelia Johnson-Tabakoff Foundation Scholarship. Pictured are: Dr. Jenn Anderson, Joel Holland, Aly Anderson, Keith Hesselbacher and Karla Stadel.
Johnson-Tabakoff scholarships awarded
GALENA–On April 26, three students were recognized by a distinguished board of directors for the first annual Emelia Johnson-Tabakoff Foundation Scholarships. A scholarship reception was … more
Midwest Medical Center awards loan-scholarships
GALENA–The Midwest Medical Center Board of Directors announce the 2022 recipients of the medical education loan-scholarship programs. Recipients include: •Brooke Einsweiler, Galena, … more
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