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WIAA Academic recognition of spring athletic teams is in and our teams have again done an outstanding job

The results for WIAA Academic recognition of spring athletic teams is in and our teams have again done an outstanding job. This spring 14 of our 18 spring teams were recognized by WIAA for their academic achievement. WIAA give two awards based on the team GPA calculated from the previous semester grades. WIAA gives the "Outstanding Scholastic Award" to teams with a combined team GPA of 3.5 and above and the "Distinguished Academic Award" to teams with a combined team GPA of 3.0 to 3.499. The following teams and their coaches were recognized for this spring season:
 

Coach Jim Smith and our Boys Golf team were given special recognition.....they are 4A Academic State Champions for Golf. There 3.657 team GPA was the highest in the state for 4A golf. It has been another great year of academic achievement for our Athletic teams. This year 40 of our 46 teams which were eligible for WIAA recognition were honored. Congratulations to all of our coaches and athletes and thank you to all the teachers and support staff who work with these student-athletes each day help them be successful in the classroom.

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Congratulations to our Boys Tack team, coach Harvey Wellington and the our other track coaches for winning another League title. That is three years in a row and six out of the last nine years. In that nine year period they have a dual meet record of 91-3. Great job athletes and coaches.

Thank you to Ethan Hill for submitting these pictures

WA-HI YEARBOOK gets National Recognition in the Jostens "LOOK BOOK" for design!

Wa-Hi was 1 of the 475 selected from thousands to receive this distinction. Congratulations to Kathi DeBroeck and the Yearbook Staff for this great honor!  Jostens Rep came to Wa-Hi to present them with this award.

Media Tech and Animation Students Demonstrate Work for Garrison Students.

Several students from the Media Tech and Animation class volunteered to demonstrate what they do in animation and video.  They gave live demonstrations and answered questions for students that are interested in this area of study and career path.  Garrison students gathered around to watch work created using polygons and points and to see the software that is used for movies such as "300" and used for special effects for production such as "24", Xbox and many others.  Garrison students were excited about getting started and that they could also get an art credit for the class too.  The Media Tech Students had a great time talking to the younger students.

Click here to see some of the student work done in the Media Tech and Animation Class offered at WWHS

Future Problem Solving Results:

Juniors Ryan Campeau, Jeff Ladderud, Tyler Hurlburt and Janet Hill placed second at the Future Problem Solving state competition and received a berth at the International competition. They will face competitors from Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Russia and 40 other states in Lansing, Mich., on May 29-June 1.
Seniors Brian James, Emily Hollenbeck, Ksenia Skorodohova and Kiernan Charnley-Ovens placed third.

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Thank you to the "Yearbook Staff" for submitting these pictures

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