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Let’s Protect Our Loved Ones

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...

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Autism Program Instructs Superior Teachers

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!

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...

The final concept for the aquaponics setup designed by the students in Mr. Conley’s AP Biology class are shown. The students are planning on building a fully functioning version that will yield fresh vegetables using fish excrement. Photo by Madison Newman

AP Biology Studies Aquaponics at H.S.

Science Wing Goes Green With Fish Farm By Madison Newman If things start to smell a little fishy in the halls in the coming months, administrators will know where to...

Superior H.S. Receives “C” From State

Assembly Bill 1 Attempts To Force School Accountability By Johnathan Erickson In past years, the high school has been having some trouble on their school report card...

School District Employees Remembered

Zebulun Downey By Creede McClellan Zebulun (Zeb) Downey, 28, a bus driver for the Superior School District, passed away on Nov. 27 when a fire engulfed his...

Advanced Senior Social Science teacher Kyle Smith (left) sits beside senior Megan Tunell while skimming through “Nigger: The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word” by Randall Kennedy on Feb. 20 in Room 235. Photo illustration by Creede McClellan

Superior H.S. Students Address Racism

High School Classrooms Tackle Racial Relations (Part 1) By Creede McClellan | SHS Spartan Spin In this time after the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, two...

Timber Logged from School Property Surrounding Four Corners Elementary

Why Are Trees Being Cut Down at Four Corners?

Timber Survey Determined Tree Harvest Required By Jack Jarnis, Principal, Four Corners Elementary School You have probably noticed that there has been logging activity...

The Superior School District is moving to full adoption of Google Apps for Education

Superior Schools Adopt Google Apps

District Hopes To Become More Efficient & Responsive By Ryan Engstrom Recently, the School District of Superior made the decision to move to Google Apps for...

Fine Arts Thriving at Superior H.S.

Arts Activity In Overdrive at Superior High School By Kent Bergum I would like to encourage the public to take advantage of the myriad of arts opportunities that can be...