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Upward Bound “CAN” With Grant
SHSMarch 30, 2015
Upward Bound Spotlight By Julie Snyder This year the Superior Chapter of Upward Bound received an I-CAN grant worth $48,000. The grant is a one-year grant that was...
Clean And Green
Doug DalagerMarch 30, 2015
A Healthy, Sustainable Environment For Our Schools By Gary Niemi According to the American Lung Association, “Asthma is one of the most common chronic disorders in...
School District Has Job Opportunities
Doug DalagerMarch 30, 2015
Apply Today To Work For The Superior School District By Janna Stevens, Administrator, Superior School District This is the time of year when the School District of...
Carnations For Chemo
SHSMarch 30, 2015
Interact Club Spotlight By Megan Struss The Interact Club expressed their support for cancer fighters by selling carnations to raise money for Matt’s Chemo Bags....
News Briefs From The Spartan Spin
SHSMarch 30, 2015
Pieces of News of Interest To H.S. Students* *Culled from the pages of the March 17th Spartan Spin Underclassmen Have Two Fewer Days Instead of school ending on June...
Suggestive Selling Comes to School Lunchrooms
Doug DalagerMarch 29, 2015
Gently Nudging Kids Towards Healthy Dining Choices By Jeanne Hopkins, Director of Food Services, Superior School District With Smarter Lunchrooms we can utilize...
Let’s Protect Our Loved Ones
Doug DalagerMarch 28, 2015
National Poison Prevention Week By Lynne Bauer, RN Last week was National Poison Prevention Week. The purpose is to raise awareness about the dangers of poisonings and...
Autism Program Instructs Superior Teachers
Doug DalagerMarch 27, 2015
School District Helps Autistic Students By Mary Balcer In 2012 the School District of Superior applied for the IDEA Autism Evidence Based Practice Grant through WI...
Hugs for Mugs!
Kate TeschMarch 26, 2015
Bryant Students Help Humane Society By Kate Tesch, Principal, Bryant Elementary School On February 19, Bryant Elementary teamed up with the Douglas County Humane Society...









